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Published on 16 November 2010 12:54 PM EST
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Mandriva was recently
forked into a new distribution called Mageia Linux
where several Mandriva developers parted ways with this distribution once known as Mandrake due to the uncertainty of the future direction of Mandriva Linux with its corporate backer having underwent some financial hardship. While there isn't yet a release of Mageia, the Mandriva Cooker Manager has finally been permitted to release details concerning the next two releases of Mandriva Linux.
Eugeni Dodonov has shared on
the mailing list
that Mandriva 2010.2 (the stable-update successor to
Mandriva 2010.1
from this summer) is set to be released on 22 December, just in time for Christmas. Mandriva 2010.2 carries bug-fixes, updated packages, and a refreshed desktop theme.
At the same time, the developers left working on Mandriva are working towards their first 2011 release. Mandriva 2011 is set to go into an alpha state by the end of January while the final release is expected to come on 30 May. There will be two betas in February and March and the release candidate coming in late April. There is now
this Mandriva Wiki page
concerning the planned 2011 release.
A release late in May of Mandriva 2011 is putting it a month after the
Ubuntu 11.04
release and days following the
Fedora 15
availability. While technical details and new features for Mandriva 2011 have yet to be announced, it's anticipated this next major release will ship with the Linux 2.6.37 or 2.6.38 (hopefully) kernel, X.Org Server 1.9 (potentially 1.10), GNOME 3.0, and GCC 4.5, among other new Linux packages.
Last but not least, Mandriva SA has decided going into 2011 they will focus upon just releasing Mandriva once per year (rather than twice or more). This is being done to conserve resources, of course, and to ensure their annual releases are now greater by providing additional time for testing and validation.
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If DOC were to cut 5 percent from its budget, the department would release specific inmates four months ahead of schedule, close one prison, and trim offenders' probation to just six months, saving $80 million. The department would also cut 200 employees.
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With all this talk in Washington about income inequality, why isn't Barack Obama or Nancy Pelosi — or anyone in the greed-and-envy lobby — going after the grotesquely unfair farm bill?
This near-$200 billion bill is one of the biggest giveaways to the rich and politically powerful in recent history.
Usually, in Washington Congress doles out taxpayer subsidies to industries that are in severe financial trouble — think of bailouts to autos, banks and steel. That's bad enough.
But the farm economy isn't in distress. It's booming, and agribusiness still walked away with $20 billion a year in direct payments, income support and crop insurance.
We should call it the farming taxpayers bill.
Republicans and Democrats are joint partners in crime here, and they seem unconcerned that American families will now pay twice for food: at the grocery store and through their taxes. The pols also seem willfully ignorant to the reality that this will make the rich richer.
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How many other Americans have doubled their income in five years? The average family has lost $2,000 of real income over that period.
The price that farmers get for everything from corn to soybeans is at or near record levels — and if Congressmen and women actually shopped for food, they would know this.
The market price of corn averaged between $6 and $7 per bushel last year, about triple the price in 2002-03. Soybeans sold for $13.50 a bushel, and wheat $8.30, also about a threefold rise in the past decade. Corn prices are sky-high because of another taxpayer giveaway — the ethanol mandates, which take about one-third of the nation's corn and put it into gas tanks.
The total value of all crops last year exceeded $213 billion — roughly a 40% rise from 2009. This is about as far from the days of the Grapes of Wrath as you'll ever see.
High agriculture commodity prices go hand in hand with higher land values, and here too America's farmers are enjoying the salad days.
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The postman has just delivered the first production version of the Tramplite shelter from Colin Ibbotson.
Those who know Colin expect great attention to detail. This came incredibly well packaged — it took me 10 minutes to open the package and remove the protective material! BY old profession Colin was an aeronautical engineer who's job it was to keep some our most expensive air force planes flying; that requires a certain commitment to perfection and you can see that here.
From what I can see all of the seams are perfectly sealed. The guy lines are pre-attached (a nice touch but one that is partly due to Colin's unique system of tie-outs).
The firsthing I did? Weigh it. Shelter and inner together weight 670 grams. This is comparable to my Duomid and — as I said — it has all of the guy ropes pre-installed.
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As we approach winter I know that a lot of hikers begin to reappraise their kit and think about new purchases for the winter or the spring. I've had a lot of interest in the Exodus pack. I've reviewed it before — Review: Mountain Laurel Designs Exodus 2011 Backpack — but this ha the benefit of prolonged use.
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December 16, 2013 by andy · 8 Comments
From the world of books you could easily get the impression that treks and trail walking are things of great extremes, undertaken by athletes who suffer significantly for their art! But, of course, it does not have to be like that and the mere mortals amongst us can still enjoy the thrill of a trek albeit one that is measured in weeks rather than months, where camping is often on campsites or where gites or B&Bs are used frequently.
New technology and the internet has made small run publishing — or self publishing — very popular over the last few years. I have reviewed a number of self published books in these pages, books that I have very much enjoyed reading. At the bottom of each review I include an Amazon link. This link allows you the reader to quickly check out other reviews and, if you choose to order the book via this route, I can see how many have been sold. By far the most ordered book from this site using the Amazon system is a self published book. These books fill a real niche somewhere between a travelogue and a conventional guidebook; they can give us a good idea of life on a particular trail.
Every Day Above a New Horizon is another successful self published book which centres around a walk on the Stephenson Trail in France. A few weeks ago I reviewed Max Landsberg's A Call of the Mountains a book which described the project of a Munro bagger; Max's book while having a strong narrative also gave many hints and tips that will be useful to those beginning to Munro bag. In this book John Davison does much the same thing for trail walking combining a strong narrative with quite a lot of useful information about wild camping, treating water and so on.
Like John I have had the Stephenson Trail on my list of to do walks for years. The Trail has been developed to commemorate the walk undertaken by Robert Louis Stephenson from the Massif Central to the South of the Cevennes just above the Mediterranean. Stephenson wrote a short book about his trip. Travels in the Cevennes with a Donkey is often considered to be the first modern travel book.
My problem with this trail is that I never seem to be able to find the time to slip this walk into my annual schedule. I have the route planned almost completely but there it sits until, well, one day …
I was pleased to read that John has had the same experience. He too harboured the dream of walking this trail for many years. He even carried around some text from Stephenson as a poster which sat on his office wall. It sat on a number of different walls over the years before he found the time and space to walk the trail.
So, Every Day Above a New Horizon, not only focus on this walk but on those trail expeditions that led up to it. In building up to the Stephenson Trail John walked and backpacked in Derbyshire, Wiltshire and in the Highlands. He then graduated to longer trails including the West highland Way, the Great Glen Way and the East Highland Way before moving on to tackle the big one.
The really great thing about this book is that John writes well. He has a sparse and simple style and is successful in avoiding the flowery language we get from many inexperienced writers. He has a nice gentle sense of humour and a keen eye for important detail. Anyone who has regularly trailed walked will recognise many of the experiences and characters that are encountered along way. There's the gear bore who carries massive weights and dominates every meeting at a campsite. There are walking companions who value the pubs along the route more keenly than they do the landscape and who sometimes hail down a taxi and thumb a life to get from one place to the other. There are hotels and B&Bs who, faced with a smelly and muddy trekker, suddenly decide that they are full. And there are honest pieces about the horrible nature of the early stages of the West Highland Way which is often more reminiscent of a rubbish dump than of a national trail. I agree with John's observation that the decision to ban camping in the Loch Lomond area has been a disaster as it simply encourages improvised bivouacs which leave behind tons of debris.
The Stephenson Trail takes up the second half of a book. For me, this gives a pretty open and honest account of a first time excursion on a French Trail, including that rather touchy issue of the French and their dogs!
The Stephenson Trail is not a particularly difficult trail in itself although some of the days are long. However, John makes it clear that UK walkers need to respect the upland areas many of which are higher than any territory in the UK and which can (often) be subject to pretty dreadful weather conditions. Although this is a trail that can be broken with very comfortable evenings in lovely villages it is one which needs to be prepared for properly.
I enjoyed reading this book. It had the right air of authenticity to it. As I've already mentioned John writes well and this is an easy book to digest; I read it in two sessions over a Sunday afternoon and earl evening.
If you are thinking of tackling one of these trails for the first time I think you would find this book useful. If you have a lot of experience of trail walking then there is also a lot to enjoy.
I think this is only available in paper cover at the moment, but it is easily bought through Amazon.
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Now the TGO Awards have been announced I'm in the position to talk a little bit about the products that I 'auditioned'.
After almost 10 years of writing this blog I thought I have way past the point of getting really excited by new gear, but it is nice to know that true are still somethings that can impress.
When the Oppland 3 (from Nordisk) was delivered I was distinctly -excited. The stuff sack came with a lot of labels attached. These told me that this was a tunnel tent, one of those that is like a Hilleberg Nallo but with an extra bit on the front and aside entrance. You've probably seen these in campsites. I've never considered these kind of tents as backpacking tents, simply because they weight so much. That being said I have seen these pitched in the Pyrenees and even on the TGO Challenge. Their big advantage is space. I've always considered them as the kind of tents that cycle tourists would use.
As I mussed on the package I realised that it was quite light. I immediately rushed to my luggage scales. The whole package, tent, plus and pegs came to just 2kg! For years I used two person tents that were a fraction heavier than this, a Hilleberg Nallo and a Terra Nova Super Solar. Suddenly, I was keen to put the tent up.
These are easy tents to pitch. Peg down the rear — facing into the wind — inset the poles one by one and gradually pull the tent away from the rear, pegging at the appropriate places. There are three poles, two shorter ones (marked in yellow) and a longer one (marked in silver). Simply find the pole sheaths (indicated with the appropriate colour) and carefully run the pole through and then attach to the grommets on either side of the tent. Once the poles are in place it is very easy to stretch out the front, get the hole think reasonably taught and then peg down the front.
Although only 3 kilograms in weight this tent is rated as a three person tent. I've never really understood this three thing (I don't want to know) but there is a lot f space in this tent. The front porch is large enough to spend time in and big enough to stash a couple of bikes in. The inner is generously sized. As a six footer there was ample room for me to lie length wise without either my head or feet touching fabric. If you are taller you may have to sleep at a slight angle but then there is so much space here it won't impact on your sleeping partner. I suppose there is enough room here for a small child. The fabrics are thin and I suspect it would be a good idea for dogs to sleep in the ample porch. There is also a conventional front door and some kind of pole attachment which you can use to hold it open but I haven't had a chance to try this yet.
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The fabrics of this tent are very fine indeed and I was a little worried about this. However, this fabric has been used on the Telemark tents. I phoned round and spoke to a few people who have used this fabric regularly and they were happy that it was, in practice, pretty robust. One feedback about the Telemark that I have had was that it can be very prone to condensation. On the Upland 3 SL there are large vents at either end of the tent and from past experience I would imagine this tent is probably better ventilated than my old Nallo or Solar.
The hydrostatic head of these fabrics are not as great as the thicker fabrics used on the normal weight Upland range. This is only to be expected but — again — I've not heard anyone complaining about leakage. I wouldn't worry about the thin nature of the inner floor either. I've used lightweight inners for years now and so long as you pitch carefully you won't have any problems. I do think this is a warmer season tent. The lower hydrostatic head might be an issue in driving winter rain but my main concern with these tunnel tents is that they can get really blown around in gales (this being said the three hoop design seems to offer a little more stability and taughtness in pitch than its smaller 2 pole cousins.
The weight of this tent means that it does work for backpacking. The only challenge you would face when wild camping would be to find a long enough piece of flat ground on which to pitch — this is a long tent. I wouldn't use this in Scotland (without thinking more about camp spots than I usually do) but I'd happily take this to the Pyrenees or on a trip where most the time would be spent in campsites.
This is, arguably, the perfect cycle touring tent. It doesn't way much and there is enough room to stash both bikes and luggage in the front.
The only downside to this tent is likely to be the price; it is not going to be cheap.It is on sale for between £440 and £470, however, for this form and weight you may consider this to be something of a bargain/good investment. (It is worth checking this carefully as I'n not quite sure this is the right pricing as yet). Indeed, what impressed the judges was not only the weight and practicality of this tent but the pricing which was sen to be far more sensible than some of the other mainstream ultralight tent producers.
If you are looking for this kind of long form tent, with a lot of vestibule space, then this is definitely work considering. Nordisk has done a fine job here and have pulled off a Dr Who-like trick in producing so much space for so little weight.
I still have the tent and if they don't want it back too quickly I shall give it a good and proper road test in the spring.
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Stratospire II pitched in Glen Mazaran. The branch is there because I somehow contrived to loose a poll in Loch Ness! Don't ask!
Your Trail Shoes Are Dirty — But Are They Art?
19/11/2014 By andy Leave a Comment
I was in Berlin this weekend (some urban walking photos might follow). Kate spotted these in the window of a chic and expensive looking art gallery in Kreuzberg; there was no price tag!
It does make you wonder! Of course, we are all artists in out own way!
TGO Gear — Domestic Gear Excitementil
Tonight is the Award Ceremony of the TGO. While I was a judge again this year I am not able to get along this evening — I have to be in London sadly! If you are there, I shall send you my regards.
As usual, it is not easy judging these awards. Some of the categories are exciting and others seem to lag, which I suppose is all down to product development cycles. This year there has clearly been a big push on alternatives to down as a result of it's hardly rising price. There seem to number of ingenious solutions to this problem and we looked at no end of them.
All of the winners are worthy, however, the most interesting gear development of the year — for me — will happen at my house tomorrow.
I have to keep this a secret for a while, but all will be revealed over the weekend!
TGO: I'm In!
12/11/2014 By andy 2 Comments
Last night I arrived home to find the letter on that mat telling me that I had made the draw in this year's TGO Challenge. I don't take this for granted as I've been on the reserve list more than a few times.
In many ways I feel — this time — like I did when I entered my first TGO Challenge. 2014 has been an odd year for walking compared to 2013. In 2013 I seemed. effortlessly, to do a lot of walking and spent many nights wild camping. This year has been more modest. Yes, it has included a TGO Challenge (albeit an easy one) but since then my walking has been limited to day walks. I feel I have to approach this one with a degree of seriousness. I need to get fitter and get more miles of preparation under the belt, both on foot and on bike. And i need a more challenging route.
By way of demonstration of how serious I am about planning this year, I have already booked my accommodation for the start, at Lochaillort. This hotel always looks pretty glum as you trundle past it on the train — in the inevitable rain. But, it is not cheap! Still, it is now booked.
For my route I have my eyes set on a variant of a route I walked with Kate a few years ago. On this route we were faced by appalling weather conditions which saw us take refuge in Kinlochleven for a day; it was impossible to get Kate across the mountains in the wind and driving rain. So, I fancy doing this again. the route will take in Coran Ferry, Ossian, Dalwinnie, Gaick, the Tarf Water and so on. There will be the inevitable question of Braemar. I shall probably plan to avoid it again but turn up as usual. From Balloter I shall definitely avoid the Deeside way this time!
By a curious twist of fate I find that Humphrey Weightman is talking more or less the same route and is booked into the same hotel at the start. We will probably trundle on together for a few days before setting of in minor variants and at different speeds (perhaps).
There will be new gear to test — my new tarp tent arrives shortly. There will be old friends to meet — most of them are in the Challenge this year. This includes the wonderful Tony and Lee! It will be great to see them again. My trail 'spiritual' adviser David Albon is back again after last year's dice with death. And in a novel development — curtesy of dual organisers — we shall have an organiser, Ali Ogden, walking the event for the first time. Lou and Phil Le Borwitt will be defying time to come back once again. And, of course, there will be lots of new friends to meet as well. (And there is Sloman but I whisper his name quietly — he doesn't need encouraging).
Bob and Rose Cartwright will also be there. Who knows? Perhaps, this will be the event on which to start recording podcast material again!
As the famous mad said: 'it's all to play for'.
And, once again, I have no doubt. Next year, the sun will shine every day!
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By a long way, the Nalgene wide neck water carriers have been my favourite water carriers/bottle. The trouble has been that these are often very hard to find in the UK. For a long time the company that imports these thought there was no demand for them. Thankfully, Bob and Rose have sourced a new … [Read More...]
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Sometimes, life delivers a lovely surprise when you least expect it! There I was yesterday ranting on about the Post Office when later in the day I had delivery delight! I had cause to order a new, small, pack — my nine year old ULA relay is simply falling apart. I ordered my pack from backpacking … [Read More...]
The Life of a Would-Be Gear Tester!
10/11/2014 By andy 3 Comments
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TGO Memory Loss
13/10/2014 By andy 2 Comments
Age. It gets to us all in the end. Have just received a nice email from Ali and Sue (organisers of the TGO now) telling me that my application had been received. On my form I told them I had completed 6 TGO crossings — they tell me it is actually 7. One of these must have been completely uneventful … [Read More...]
Walking Across Scotland — But Which Way to Go?
07/10/2014 By andy 10 Comments
I've already said that this has been an odd walking year for me with little overnight, wild camping, except for the TGO Challenge. Still, winter is a time for planning and later this week I shall start planning. I shall probably start with the rather radical step of putting my application in … [Read More...]
The Inevitability of Change
06/10/2014 By andy Leave a Comment
One of the great things about living and walking in climates such as Britain's is the chafing of the seasons. This year's extended summer has been welcome in many ways. I love walking in warmth, somehow all of the joints and muscles seem to work at their best. And yet this summer has extended its … [Read More...]


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The GSA IG's auditors found officials lacked a strategy to determine how many blanket purchase agreements were best to award on its Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) BPA. In October and November 2010, GSA awarded 12 BPAs that offer cloud storage services, virtual machines, or cloud web hosting.
In the IG report released June 4, auditors determined that the contracting officer did not base the number of awards on a strategy to make the IaaS BPA most effective for GSA customers. Instead, the officer planned to give BPAs to any company able to meet the solicitation's requirements. However, the Federal Acquisition Regulation outlines several factors to determine the best number of BPAs. Officials need to consider scope and complexity of the requirements, the need to compare multiple technical approaches or prices from time to time, the administrative costs, and the technical qualifications of contractors.
"While we recognize that GSA views bringing cloud solutions to the federal marketplace as a priority, this should not come at the expense of sound contracting practices," the auditors wrote.
The contract review board is responsible for looking over source selection decisions, but policies did not specify what documentation the board should examine in reviewing these decisions, according to the report.
In response to the initial report, Steve Kempf, FAS commissioner, wrote that FAS officials have revised the review policies, making the review boards pay specific attention to strategy and quality in acquisition proposals. It sets into policy the use of integrated project teams for upfront collaboration and independent reviews by experienced procurement analysts later on.
FAS officials finalized the changes in May. The final rules also require officials to verify that acquisition plans address the special considerations, such as BPA strategies, and that officials make awards supported by the results of set evaluations factors.
Since the revisions began in 2011, Kempf said ITS' Office of Acquisition Operations conducted more than 45 contract reviews. He noted too that the contract review board rejected contracting officers' submissions "in more than a few occasions."
The rule change addressed auditors' concerns about collaboration among the various parties involved in a complex procurement, like the IaaS BPA. Integrated project teams now include the program manager, contracting officer, a procurement analyst, and division supervisor to bring in as much experience to the upfront review. The team has to perform an oral presentation to the review board.
"This mandatory team discussion, at the very early stage of acquisition planning, serves as a kick-off session," Kempf wrote.
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Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
For the lemon tart, crack the eggs into a bowl and whisk gently to break up the yolks. Add the sugar and mix well. Add the cream and the lemon juice and stir. Pass the mixture through a sieve, then add the lemon zest and set aside.
Grease a 20cm/8in flan ring with butter. Roll out the pastry on a lightly floured surface to make a circle large enough to fit over the flan ring. Using the rolling pin, carefully lift the pastry over the ring and gently press into the ring. Allow the pastry to overhang the edges of the ring slightly. Line with a circle of greaseproof paper and fill with rice or baking beans.
Transfer to the oven and bake for about 15 minutes. Remove from the oven and remove the beans and greaseproof paper, then return to the oven for five minutes, or until the tart case is lightly browned.
Turn the oven down to 150C/300F/Gas 2 and pour the lemon mixture into the tart case. Bake in the oven for about an hour, or until the filling is just set and the pastry is golden-brown.
Remove the tart from the oven and trim off the edges of the pastry. Leave to cool completely, then place in the fridge to chill for about two hours.
Preheat the grill to medium.
Dust the top of the tart generously with icing sugar then place under the grill until caramelised.
For the goats' cheese cream:
For the goats' cheese cream, place the goats' cheese into a bowl with the cream and icing sugar and mix well.
To serve, cut the tart into wedges and serve with a spoonful of the goats' cheese cream.
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Strength: 4h 20m
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Need for VN to create top brand rice
Farmers harvest rice in Phu Tan District, An Giang Province. Viet Nam is developing better seed varieties for the international market. — VNA/VNS Photo Duy Khuong
The development of a national rice brand should go alongside research into developing new, high quality varieties of the grain, said Duong Van Chin, deputy director of the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta Rice Research Institute.
He was speaking at a forum on rice seed production and supply in southern provinces held last week in An Giang Province.
The forum was jointly organised by the National Agricultural Extension Center, the An Giang Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and the An Giang Agricultural Extension Center.
"Seed plays a very important role as they decide productivity and quality of the rice crop," Chin said.
Although rice cultivation area in the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta region has reduced over the past 10 years, new varieties have helped raise output from about 16.7 million tonnes in 2000 to 21.5 million tonnes in 2010, according to Pham Van Du, deputy head of the Cultivation Department under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Viet Nam now ranks number one in rice productivity in Southeast Asia and the quality of rice is not much different compared to other countries.
Du said the increase in rice yield enabled the country to ensure food security and increase exports.
The country exported 3.5 million tonnes of rice in 2000. It reached 6.75 million last year and is expected to top 7 million tonnes this year.
About 200 rice varieties had been created and recognised by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development so far, Chin said.
However, the country had not selected any special seed to plant on a large area in order to build a brand for it as Thailand and India had done, he said.
He suggested choosing the best rice variety and selecting some prestigious companies to develop concentrated material sources (to produce homogeneous grains) and a national brand.
Pham Van Tinh, deputy director of the National Agricultural Extension Centre, said most of the rice seeds under cultivation fail to produce grains of uniform quality and size, reducing the competitiveness of Vietnamese rice, especially when compared to Thai rice.
To make Vietnamese rice more competitive, provincial agricultural sectors should gradually reduce cultivation of many rice varieties, he said.
Du said that seed supply in the market remained "complicated" at present. With many varieties of rice seeds available in the market, farmers were sometimes confused about choosing the right one to cultivate, he said.
Huynh Van Nghiep, head of the Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute's Division of Seed Technology, said localities should increase investment in seed production and supply to satisfy farmers' demands.
Currently, many farmers in remote areas could not access seeds because of high prices. So they produced seeds for their own use, exchange seeds with others, or bought them from their neighbours, he said.
The seed is accessed through both formal and informal supply systems. The former consists of research institutions, seed companies and agriculture breeding centers, while farmers and farming communities form the latter, according to Nghiep.
The contribution of the informal system was very important because it enable many provinces to meet their seed demand. However, it needed a better inspection regime to ensure seed quality, Nghiep said.
Some experts at the forum called for the development of rice varieties that can withstand the impacts of climate change.
The forum also suggested the Government devise support policies for rice seed producers.
Forum participants also called for an improved information dissemination system that would enable farmers to select rice seeds that are suitable for their region and sow them at the right time to achieve high efficiency. The system should also strengthen links between production, consumption and exports, they said.
Viet Nam has 33 million ha of land, of which 7.5 million ha are under rice cultivation.
With 3.9 million ha of rice fields, the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta region is the country's largest rice granary, accounting for more than 90 per cent of the country's total rice export volume. — VNS
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The assistance that Singaporeans gave a Vietnamese tourist who was
scammed when he bought an iPhone 6 in Singapore has earned much
attention and applause from Vietnamese newspapers and netizens.
There are more than 1,500 old apartment buildings at risk of collapse
across Viet Nam, but in the last decade, only five per cent were
Authorities in central Quang Binh Province have given the go ahead for a
highly controversial cable car system connecting various sites in the
Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park to the world's biggest cave, Son Doong.
Saigon Outcast will hold two free Thursday outdoor film screenings this month.
A 10 per cent tax on the online gaming industry
recently proposed by the Ministry of Finance aims to address the
connection between the increase in gaming addiction and game-related
crimes among youngsters by charging them more to fuel their addiction.
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