Vietnam: A good garden is luxuriant with the idea of growing wild plants, it turns out that Tien Giang farmers grow acerola fruit from Brazil

Published 2022년 6월 4일

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The article highlights the significance of acerola cultivation in Go Cong Dong district, Tien Giang province, Vietnam, covering 134.8 hectares and producing approximately 11,000 tons of fruit per year. Despite the challenges of saline soil and the need for suitable plant varieties, the easy cultivation and high yield of acerola make it a crucial crop for poverty alleviation. However, increasing costs and fluctuating market prices pose challenges to profitability. The article emphasizes the importance of investing in clean and safe acerola production according to VietGAP standards, with the government supporting training, science, technology transfer, and the use of suitable fertilizers and drugs. It also underscores the need for post-harvest and processing technology development to enhance the market value of acerola-based products like wine, jam, and juice, creating job opportunities and enhancing local income.

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According to the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Go Cong Dong district (Tien Giang province), the acerola growing area in the district as of April 2022 is 134.8 hectares. In which, the cultivation of acerola is most concentrated in the communes: Binh Nghi, Binh An, Kieng Phuoc and Tan Dong. The output of acerola is estimated at nearly 11,000 tons/year. For a long time, acerola is considered a hunger eradication and poverty alleviation plant in the coastal area of Go Cong, because this is a saline land that makes people face many obstacles in choosing suitable plant varieties for development. home economics. In addition, the acerola tree is easy to grow without being fussy about care, the planting technique is not difficult, the yield is high and the fruit is regular. Mr. Nguyen Van Hoa, Ba Lanh hamlet, Tan Dong commune (Go Cong Dong district, Tien Giang province) after many years of growing acerola trees shared, thanks to the suitable local ecological and soil ...

Source: Danviet