ALiSEA at TARASA25 in Laos, 24–27 November 2025
Prepared by Chanraksmey, Soutima, Trang Nguyen—ALiSEA National Secretary of Cambodia, Laos, Viet Nam From 24 to
Agricultural Cooperatives Business Forum 2025: Empowering Farmers with Digital Solutions
ALiSEA in Cambodia is proud to have co-organized the organization of the Agricultural Cooperatives Business
Webinar on Food Safety: From Production to Consumption in the context of Vietnam
Prepared by Ho Ngoc Son, KMC The 2nd ALiSEA Network 2025 Webinar was held on
25
November
TARASA25 Is Back! Register Now and Submit Your Abstract
Transitioning Towards Agroecology and Regenerative Agriculture: A Contribution to Food Systems Transformation (TARASA25) is an international workshop dedicated to addressing
17
November
ALiSEA Thematic Webinar #2 (2025) — Communications Pack
Food Safety: From Production to Consumption Date & time: 17 November 2025, 08:30–11:00 (GMT+7, Vietnam time) | Platform: Google Meet
Officer
Lao Cai Vietnam
Officer
Hanoi Vietnam
consultant Officer
Hanoi Ho Chi Minh Son La
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Weaver Ant: a natural ecological practice to protect cashew nut plantations
Did you know weaver ants are helpful for pest control? Weaver ants are considered farmers’ friends as they protect crops…
Weaver ant, a natural ecological practice to protect cashew nut plantations
Weaver ants (Oecophylla smaragdina, Hymenoptera) have been used for more than 2,000 years for the suppression of insect pests in…
Reducing Risks and Diversifying Income with Banana – Coffee – Legumes Multi-cropping
In Xiengkhouang, declining maize yields due to soil depletion combined with rising production costs are pushing smallholder farmers to shift…
Augmentorium for the management of fruit flies in mango plantations
The augmentorium is a netted structure (tent or cage) used to confine fruits that have been infested by fruit flies.…
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