Under the signed agreement, Enfarm provides PVFCCo – Phú Mỹ with the Enfarm F smart soil nutrient measurement device and an API integrating Enfarm technology into the Phú Mỹ app. This enables seamless synchronization of field measurement data into Phú Mỹ’s soil nutrient management system. In the initial phase, both parties have handed over 50 Enfarm F smart soil nutrient measurement devices, part of the 100 devices included in the collaboration program.
In the initial phase, both parties have handed over 50 Enfarm F smart soil nutrient measurement devices.
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The Enfarm F device leverages advanced IoT technology, capable of rapidly measuring seven key soil nutrient and environmental parameters: Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), Potassium (K), pH, EC, moisture, and temperature. All data is processed and transmitted in real-time, enabling engineers and farmers to gain a clear understanding of soil health. This facilitates precise fertilizer application decisions, reduces costs, and ensures long-term soil fertility. Additionally, Enfarm implements the Enfarm FM platform—a system for monitoring, analyzing data, and managing all PVFCCo – Phú Mỹ’s soil nutrient measurement devices.
The core focus of this collaboration is to bring technology closer to farmers. PVFCCo – Phú Mỹ will provide Enfarm F devices and offer free training to customers. The program prioritizes deployment in cooperatives, large farms, and clients with specific cultivation needs requiring high precision to optimize investment efficiency.
In-depth training sessions will focus on device operation, data analysis, and applying measurement results to real-world farming practices. This empowers farmers to master the technology and make informed decisions confidently.
 PVFCCo – Phú Mỹ will provide Enfarm F devices and offer free training to customers.
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This solution serves as the “data hub” for digital raw material areas, enabling: real-time monitoring of device status and performance; tracking and analyzing soil nutrient data on digital maps; and providing instant technical recommendations to support engineers and farmers in optimizing fertilizer application processes.
This marks a significant step forward, combining leading industrial capabilities with modern digital technology. It aims to achieve data-driven soil nutrient management, optimize cultivation efficiency, and promote sustainable agricultural development. This initiative also lays the foundation for PVFCCo – Phú Mỹ’s “FerRIGHT” strategy, applying digital technology for precise fertilization.
As Vietnam’s leading fertilizer brand, PVFCCo – Phú Mỹ consistently pioneers technological innovation and sustainable agricultural development. Enfarm will partner with Phú Mỹ in transforming “data into value and technology into productivity,” contributing to the construction of a comprehensive digital agricultural ecosystem in Vietnam.
– 14:00 20/11/2025
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