Israeli president visits hi-tech VinEco Tam Dao project
Israeli President Reuven Ruvi and his spouse visited Vincom Group’s advanced agricultural project employing Israel-made technology in northern Vinh Phuc province on March 24.
Israeli President Reuven Ruvi and his spouse visit VinEco Tam Dao farm in Vinh Phuc. (Photo: VNA)Vinh Phuc (VNA) – Israeli President Reuven Ruvi and his spouse visited Vincom
Group’s advanced agricultural project employing Israel-made technology in
northern Vinh Phuc province on March 24.
They are on an official visit to Vietnam from March 19-25.
The president and his spouse took a tour around greenhouses of the 78-hectare VinEco Tam Dao project in Gia Khanh town, Binh Xuyen district where they were given a brief overview of how sprouts and vegetables are grown, harvested and packed.
The project started operation in July 2015 and its first batch of fresh vegetablea were sold three months after.
Commercial farm VinEco Tam Dao supplies about 10 tonnes of fresh produce in different types daily that include sprouts, herbs, vegetables and fruits.
The 5.5-hectare greenhouse area applies high technology by Israel-based Teshuva Agricultural Projects (TAP), the world’s leading provider of advanced solutions for growing microgreens as well as hydroponic growing techniques.
It is the first project of the TAP in Vietnam.
VinEco Tam Dao is building four more glasshouses for farming using soilless cultivation in line with plastic houses and nethouses.-VNA
They are on an official visit to Vietnam from March 19-25.
The president and his spouse took a tour around greenhouses of the 78-hectare VinEco Tam Dao project in Gia Khanh town, Binh Xuyen district where they were given a brief overview of how sprouts and vegetables are grown, harvested and packed.
The project started operation in July 2015 and its first batch of fresh vegetablea were sold three months after.
Commercial farm VinEco Tam Dao supplies about 10 tonnes of fresh produce in different types daily that include sprouts, herbs, vegetables and fruits.
The 5.5-hectare greenhouse area applies high technology by Israel-based Teshuva Agricultural Projects (TAP), the world’s leading provider of advanced solutions for growing microgreens as well as hydroponic growing techniques.
It is the first project of the TAP in Vietnam.
VinEco Tam Dao is building four more glasshouses for farming using soilless cultivation in line with plastic houses and nethouses.-VNA
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