Tran Lan Huong

Dien Bien possesses many advantages for developing commercial agriculture, with key commodities including rice, Arabica coffee, macadamia, and tea. However, in the context of increasingly stringent requirements on product quality, green development, and international integration, effectively unlocking the province's potential, restructuring production along value chains, and attracting investment have become urgent priorities for enhancing the competitiveness of local agricultural products.

On the Muong Thanh fields in Dien Bien, rice transplanters move slowly across mirror-flat paddies. After just a few passes, young rice seedlings are planted in straight, evenly spaced rows on the soft soil. Behind this familiar scene lies a long journey of grassroots agricultural extension officers.

Multi-period data, scattered records Dien Bien Phu ward is in the peak phase of the 90-day campaign to enrich and cleanse the land-database system. At this time, ward and commune officials, neighborhood groups, land administration officers and police are all involved, checking household records one by one, entering each person’s information and verifying land-ownership data.