In April -2017, the working group of the Bac Giang Low Carbon Agricultural Sector Project Management Unit was: Coordinator Bui The Hung; Project officer Duong The Khoa; Project officer Do Van Tuan conducted a survey to assess the effectiveness / impact of some small biogas plants (40) in three districts of Luc Ngan, Hiep Hoa and Viet Yen.
Si Ma Cai is one of the poorest (30a) upland districts, mainly inhabited by Mong people. The people mainly live on the farm, the area of paddy fields is very little about 1,112 ha, most of the cultivation depends on weather conditions.
Everyday living in an environment that does not guarantee hygiene, people in Bai Ca Village, Tien Luc Commune, Lang Giang District (Bac Giang) always worry about their health. Therefore, it is necessary to build a safe husbandry model.
LCSP of Soc Trang province reported the results of a survey of households with tunnels and potential for biogas digester construction in 2014.
The small-scale biogas plants of the Low Carbon Agriculture Support Project are well attended by livestock farmers in Ben Tre Province. Small-scale biogas plants contribute to reducing environmental pollution and increasing economic efficiency as livestock producers make use of gas as a fuel, significantly saving living expenses and using by-products. Organic fertilizer for production, both reduce investment costs and increase income.
Dao Van Hung, Deputy Director of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, and Director of the Provincial Low Carbon Agriculture Project Management Board (LCASP), said that in 2017, the province would continue investing VND15.34 billion. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) provided 14.6 billion VND and 740 million VND of provincial counterpart funds to carry out LCASP activities.
Throughout the inspection of the existing biogas plants, the overall quality of construction work of the project's construction workers, the consultants of the district technician, the awareness of the people About the project and the efficiency of the biogas works to households; This will be the practical basis for the next deployment phase.
Having the opportunity to work in the highlands, we often witness many bad jokes about waste in livestock. Highland people raising buffalos, cows, horses, pigs, goats ... and loose in the garden, outside the yard. Cattle and poultry run from one place to another, convenient to discharge, very unhygienic. Managing waste in livestock is an urgent job, to avoid disease, ensure environmental hygiene.
On 13/4/2017, with the agreement of Phu Tho Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Management Board of the Project on Supporting Low Carbon Agriculture in Phu Tho province has carried out the meeting of the year 2016 and the implementation of the annual plan. 2017.
On 22-23 March 1974, the LIC Advisory Team in collaboration with the PPMU and the Consultant of Phu Tho Province surveyed livestock and farm households to find out models for which farmers had applied current remedial measures. The overload biogas tunnel
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