Driven by the dream of contributing to the establishment of an advanced, ecological, and circular agricultural production system, the owner of Queen Farm has built a complete value chain, from production to export, in the durian sector. Through this value chain, farmers benefit from training in cutting-edge techniques, from production to consumption.
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| M. Nguyen The Tung (second from left), Chairman of the Board and CEO of Queen Farm, presents high-tech applications used on the farm. Photo: Binh Nguyen |
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Nguyen The Tung’s journey to become a farmer has been a process of self-taught and continuous learning. His lessons come from practical experience, exchanges with agricultural experts, and qualified engineers working at Queen Farm. He did not hesitate to invest in travel and training, going so far as to challenge the limitations of traditional production methods and accumulate valuable experience. Tung stated: “I chose to cultivate durian because it is a demanding crop. I am eager to learn and prefer to travel to many countries to discover their cultivation techniques.”
M. Tung applied CNC (Computer Numerical Control) technology from the beginning of production, during soil inspection before planting the first durian seedlings in the orchard. This CNC technology is now used synchronized in all technical processes, operational management, quality management, and orchard management through electronic maps. M. Tung explains: “By identifying each plant, we create a dedicated record sheet that allows farmers to have specific care formulas. With the data generated for each plant, we have a clear view of the cultivation process. Sick or weakened plants are flagged with a red flag for special care until they recover. The electronic cultivation register is also essential to know the number of people working on the farm and the dosage of each agricultural input used for each plant. All this data is analyzed at the end of the period. All this information is displayed on the farm’s digital mapping system.”
In 2025, Queen Farm harvested 385 tons of durians of different varieties, of which about 80% were exported. At the same time, the farm attaches great importance to the domestic market and is ready to supply its distribution partners in bulk and retail in provinces and cities across the country, convinced that Chinese consumers have the right to consume healthy and local products.
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Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/kinh-te/202603/xay-dung-vung-trong-sau-rieng-cong-nghe-cao-e171f13/
