Banteay Meanchey Plans Over 23,400 Hectares of Dry Season Rice Cultivation Using Irrigation Systems
Banteay Meanchey province in Cambodia plans to supply water to over 23,400 hectares of farmland for the 2026-2027 dry season rice cultivation, utilizing 18 irrigation systems to support farmers and promote efficient water use.
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