Rice plays an important role in the lives of the people of Vietnam and numerous Asian countries. It contributes not only a major food source, but also export value. Brown plant hoppers (BPHs) are one of the sources of harm in the production of rice and make it weaker and poorly developed. In this study, we present a method to transfer a data simulation from GAMA to DIGIPLANT. We simulated the development of rice plants in a case where they were attacked by BPH in DIGIPLANT software. The scope of this work is to study BPH transmitting yellow dwarf disease to the rice plants. The study has applied methods of modeling like agent-based modeling to the growth and propagation of BPH under the impact of various environments in GAMA. An agriculturist can use the output value from simulating and modeling the growth and propagation of a BPH to provide the levels of influence on the height of rice with yellow dwarf disease infection.