On 6 November 2026, Fresh Studio joined Nong Lam University’s Green Agriculture Forum and Career Fair 2026, connecting with students to explore practical career paths in integrated pest management and sustainable agriculture.
On 6 November 2026, Fresh Studio participated in the Green Agriculture Forum and Career Fair 2026 at Nong Lam University in Ho Chi Minh City. Held under the theme “Green Agriculture – Developing Human Resources for a New Era,” the event brought together universities, experts, businesses and students to exchange perspectives on the future of agriculture and career development. With 44 participating businesses and nearly 3,500 job opportunities across the event, it also offered students a chance to explore the skills and experience needed in today’s job market.
Beyond recruitment, the programme highlighted the growing need to connect academic learning with practical experience as agriculture moves towards greener, more innovative and sustainable production. Discussions addressed emerging trends and the changing skills required of future agricultural professionals.
At the Fresh Studio booth, the team introduced the company’s work in agricultural research and development, sustainable crop production and agricultural value chains. Students could learn about potential career paths in Integrated Pest Management (IPM), biological control and other aspects of sustainable agriculture. These fields offer opportunities to apply classroom knowledge through crop monitoring, field-based research, working with farmers and testing practical solutions to agricultural challenges.
Through these conversations, Fresh Studio aimed to help students gain an early understanding of professional work in agriculture, including how safer crop protection practices and responsible production methods can be applied in the field. The event also provided a platform for students to learn about possible future internships and career opportunities, while allowing Fresh Studio to connect with young people interested in contributing to a more sustainable agricultural sector in Vietnam.
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