From transferring scientific and technological advances into production and building value-chain consumption linkages to providing hands-on guidance for farmers, numerous agricultural extension models have delivered clear economic benefits. These practical demonstration models have helped disseminate advanced farming methods, generating higher incomes for many farming households.

The project on sustainable development of one million hectares of high-quality, low-emission rice cultivation linked to green growth in the Mekong Delta by 2030 has delivered encouraging results after two years of implementation. Rice-growing areas have cut emissions, reduced seed, fertiliser, and water use, while boosting yields and profits.

The agricultural extension sector is actively promoting socialisation to maximise its potential through public-private partnerships (PPP), thereby promoting the transfer of advanced technical and digital technologies, improving production organisation capacity, and building raw material areas.

With the goal of gradually shifting agricultural extension activities from a traditional environment to a digital one, the National Agricultural Extension Centre has been implementing numerous solutions to apply digital transformation in practice.