With more than 10,000 tonnes of vegetables and flowers, 16,000 tonnes of fresh fruit, over 242 hectares of farmland using water-saving irrigation systems, nearly 13 hectares of greenhouses and net houses, and more than 93 hectares of fruit and vegetable cultivation meeting VietGAP and GlobalGAP standards, Moc Chau ward is affirming its leading position in high-tech agricultural production. These impressive figures are the result of close coordination between supportive policies from local Party committees and authorities and the proactive investment and mechanisation efforts of cooperatives and farming households in the locality.

Implementing the 2026 winter-spring crop production plan, the Chieng Mai commune general service centre has assigned specialised staff to closely monitor the situation at the grassroots level, coordinate with hamlet heads and households to review the area, prepare seeds and agricultural supplies, and provide technical guidance on land preparation.

Since 2025, the provincial People's Committee has organised two rounds of evaluation and classification of OCOP (One Commune One Product) items, recognising an additional 54 new products.