Many farmers still find it difficult to match their crops with the real market needs. Cotton farmers gave up when there was no market. They tried cassava and the market fell. Now some are going back to cotton. But with tough competition on the world market, can Cambodian farmers make their mark?

This week, envoy Ouy Bounmy participates in a ceremony marking a large  EU/FAO contriubution to the agricultural sector. What are the main aims of this collaboration?

The brown planthopper is devastating thousands of hectares of rice and other crops in parts of the country.

Only a short while ago, Cambodia was exporting its salt. The Kampot salt fields were promising a good future. But this year, the country needs to import 60 000 tons. Is it due to the development projects or the bad season ?

An ingenious scheme helps rice farmers in Battambang to make better profits while piloting eco-friendly energies.Here, rice husks power a machine used to remove husks, clean grain and produce animal feed. The system is based on efficiency - we go to ask if it helps farmers.