Abstract
The paper uses data from 477 respondents in Thai Binh province in Vietnam, including subjects related to the status of agricultural cooperative development in Thai Binh province, Vietnam. On the basis of assessing the development of agricultural cooperatives in terms of quantity and quality in recent years, the paper proposes a number of solutions to develop agricultural cooperatives in Thai Binh in the coming years.
Highlights
The paper uses data from 477 respondents in Thai Binh province in Vietnam, including subjects related to the status of agricultural cooperative development in Thai Binh province, Vietnam
The objective of this paper is to find solutions to promote the development of agricultural cooperatives in Thai Binh
With limited resources as well as limited time, this study focused on evaluating the performance of agricultural service cooperatives
Summary
The paper uses data from 477 respondents in Thai Binh province in Vietnam, including subjects related to the status of agricultural cooperative development in Thai Binh province, Vietnam. On the basis of assessing the development of agricultural cooperatives in terms of quantity and quality in recent years, the paper proposes a number of solutions to develop agricultural coop-. Thai Binh is an agricultural province in the Red River Delta, with favorable conditions for the development of large-scale commodity agriculture. It is essential to renew and develop collective economic organizations under the current conditions of economic integration.
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