Tin tức mới nhất về: Northern mountainous region

(DTTG) - Abstract: Organic farming is emerging as an inevitable development trend aimed at achieving a green, safe, and sustainable agricultural sector. The Northern mountainous region holds significant potential for organic agriculture development, thanks to its favorable natural ecological conditions, abundant land resources, high biodiversity and the local knowledge systems of ethnic minority communities. This article primarily analyzes the current situation, opportunities and challenges regarding organic agriculture development in this region. By synthesizing research, policies and practical models, the article argues that organic agriculture not only enhances the value of agricultural products and boosts farmers’ incomes but also protects the environment, facilitates climate change adaptation and promotes sustainable development in the Northern mountainous region. Based on this, the author proposes several solutions to enhance the effectiveness of organic agricultural development in the coming period.

Abstract: This research analyzes the role of the Mong people’s folk knowledge as an endogenous resource for climate change adaptation in the Northern mountainous region. The article views this indigenous knowledge not merely as traditional experience, but as a system of practical knowledge accumulated over generations, deeply rooted in natural conditions and community livelihoods. Areas such as weather forecasting, upland farming, resource management and the organization of daily life are viewed as concrete manifestations of adaptive capacity. In this context, folk knowledge contributes to mitigating disaster risks, enhancing resilience, and sustaining livelihoods. However, processes of social change are eroding the transmission of this knowledge. Therefore, it is essential to preserve folk knowledge and integrate it into current climate change adaptation strategies.

(DTTG) - Between the towering mountain ranges of Ha Giang, Son La, Dien Bien, and Lao Cai provinces, as the morning mist still lingers over the cornfields, a familiar sound resonates like the breath of the earth and sky, deep, resonant and poignant. That is the sound of the Mong flute. That sound is not just music, but also the voice of the heart, the memory, the soul of an entire community living in close connection with the mountains and forests.