Quảng Ngãi commune plans to add 1,000 hectares of coffee
Tu Mơ Rông commune in Quảng Ngãi province is linking coffee cultivation training to residents’ production needs. From 2026 to 2030, it plans to support the planting of another 1,000 hectares of coffee and help households develop their livelihoods through free seedlings, irrigation investment and technical training.
In October 2026, the Party committee team responsible for Mô Pả village in Tu Mơ Rông commune, Quảng Ngãi province, visited residents to learn about coffee planting and care and provide technical guidance. Coffee is a primary source of livelihood for local residents; the training addresses their current cultivation needs and helps them learn how to care for the plants.
Residents attend training on coffee plant care.（VietVance）
During the training, agricultural engineers explained methods for planting and caring for coffee. They also listened to residents’ experiences and the difficulties they had encountered so they could adapt care methods to local soil and weather conditions. The training gave residents an opportunity to discuss their own production, learn to identify and report cultivation problems, and seek appropriate support.
Y Thi, a member of the Standing Committee of the Tu Mơ Rông commune Party Committee and chair of the commune’s Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, stressed that expanding coffee cultivation requires each household to care for its plants regularly. Local authorities said households with coffee already planted should weed, fertilize and water their plots according to actual conditions and technical guidance, while monitoring plant growth.
Under Tu Mơ Rông commune’s 2026–2030 plan, local authorities will support residents in planting 1,000 new hectares of coffee. Together with the existing 588 hectares, the commune’s total coffee area is expected to reach 1,588 hectares by the end of 2030; it has also set a goal of at least one hectare of coffee per household. To advance the plan, the commune government intends to continue providing seedlings free of charge, invest in irrigation systems, strengthen technical training, establish production areas that meet VietGAP standards, and develop a Tu Mơ Rông specialty coffee brand.
Source: VietVance
