Abstract
The aim of this article is to assess the importance and development of high-tech agriculture in Vietnam under the context of industrialization and urbanization. Due to pressure from international economic integration and climate change in recent years, high-tech agriculture seems to be an affordable direction for Vietnam to renovate the agricultural sector. Although high-tech agriculture has existed in different locals and sub-sectors of agriculture such as crop, livestock, and aquaculture, and Vietnam has obtained initial achievements in adopting high-tech agriculture, this country has to face a number of challenges related to land, credit, information technology, and human resources in the process of developing high-tech agriculture. Lastly, policies are recommended to facilitate the development of high-tech agriculture in Vietnam.
Highlights
By 2050, the world must produce 70 percent more food, using less energy, fertilizer, and pesticides while lowering levels of greenhouse gases (GHGs) and coping with climate change
Due to pressure from international economic integration and climate change in recent years, high-tech agriculture can be identified as a feasible direction for Vietnam to renovate the agricultural sector
High-tech agriculture has existed in different locals and sub-sectors of agriculture such as crop, livestock, and aquaculture, and Vietnam has gained initial achievements in adopting high-tech agriculture, this country has to face a number of challenges related to land, credit, IT, and human resources in the process of developing high-tech agriculture
Summary
By 2050, the world must produce 70 percent more food, using less energy, fertilizer, and pesticides while lowering levels of greenhouse gases (GHGs) and coping with climate change. To deal with these issues, agriculture 4.0 has been created with the central roles of science and technology. Many countries all over the world have encouraged the application of modern technology in agriculture, especially the technologies of the 4th Industrial Revolution. “precision agriculture” or “smart farming” are common concepts
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