This article analyses the current situation and proposes a solution for the key links in "linking together for five houses" (The Government (State); Scientists; Enterprises; Farmers; Banks) in An Giang province, Vietnam.Besides, this article provides some of recommendations solutions for sustainable agricultural development through the five-house linkage model in An Giang province, Vietnam. Current status of sustainable agricultural development through the five-house linkage model of An Giang province, Vietnam Sustainable agricultural developmentCurrently, there are many different definitions of sustainable agriculture.According to Bill Mollison and Remy Mia Slay (2010), sustainable agriculture is defined as follows: (i) the design of sustainable human habitation systems of people: it is a philosophy and approach to land use that creates close links between microclimate, annual and perennial crops, livestock, soil, water and human needs people, building tight and effective communities; (ii) the purpose of sustainable agriculture is to create a system that is ecologically sustainable, has economic potential, and is capable of satisfying human needs without destroying the land, does not pollute the environment; (iii) sustainable agriculture creates an agricultural ecosystem that produces more food for humans and animal feed than the natural system.Sustainable agriculture is a system in which people exist and use non-toxic energy sources, save and regenerate energy, and use nature's abundant resources without continuously destroying the that resource.Sustainable agriculture not only protects existing natural ecosystems but also seeks to restore degraded ecosystems.According to Vo Tong Xuan ( 2009), former Principal of An Giang University, the concept of sustainable agricultural production can be briefly understood as needing to choose a production method so that crops and livestock continue to be profitable.Every year, the quality of annual water and land resources is maintained well so that future generations can continue to benefit from the land and water environment, not just exploiting for a period of a few years and then the land becomes become barren and the aquatic environment is destroyed.Besides, every day, every month, every year when producing, profits also increase, not just profits for a few years and then losses.According to Le Xuan Dinh (2009), in order to have a sustainable agriculture, it is necessary to achieve the following points: (i) Achieve harmony of natural and controlled biological cycles.they; (ii) Protect and restore soil fertility and natural resources; (iii) Optimize the management and use of farm resources; (iv) Minimize the use of non-renewable sources and production inputs that must
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