Havana, July 16 -- Under Cuba's blazing sun, Vietnamese rice expert Tran Thi Tham stood amid a sea of golden fields, eyeing the hefty rice stalks - her hard-fought victory alongside local farmers battling fuel shortages, power cuts, and outdated farming practices.
"Seeing these fields, heavy with grain and beautiful as a painting, with yields surpassing past seasons, I knew we had done something meaningful," Tham said.
Tham is part of a 15-member Vietnamese crew working for the final year of the fifth phase of a Vietnam-Cuba rice production project. Landing in Havana in November 2024 after a 30-hour flight, they were greeted with an airport plunged into darkness by a power outage, with immigration officers processing paperwork by flashl...
Click here to read full article from source
To read the full article or to get the complete feed from this publication, please
Contact Us.