Vietnam: After the rain, Ha Tinh farmers go to the fields to work the soil and take care of the crops

Published 2022년 10월 2일

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Farmers in Ha Tinh, Vietnam, are using dry periods between heavy rains to tend to their early winter crops, including vegetable seedlings, and to prepare new plantings. They are also taking steps to protect their crops from fungus, disease, and pests, such as covering trees with plastic and adding humus to onions. In Quyet Tien village, farmers are planting vegetables and taking advantage of sunny moments to drain water and prepare for planting. Meanwhile, farmers in Huong Khe district are cleaning and draining pomelo trees and preventing pests and diseases. In other districts, farmers are tending to early winter corn crops.

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Taking advantage of the time to dry up after days of heavy rain, Ha Tinh farmers again gathered in the fields to drain water, redo the soil, and take care of early winter crops. Hong Linh village, Vuong Loc commune (Can Loc district) has about 15 hectares of winter vegetable seedlings that have started at the time of harvest and sold to the market. Fortunately, the recent heavy rains did not greatly affect the production situation. As soon as the sun rose, people quickly went to the fields to take care of the plants. Mr. Nguyen Van Hoan (Hong Linh village) said: “My family has about 7 sao of land both in the garden and in the field to grow vegetables. Before that, fearing heavy rain would crush and damage the tree, I covered it with plastic so it wasn't damaged much. When the sun is up, it must be removed so that the tree can "breathe", limiting fungus and disease. At this stage, I have to hire 3 more seasonal people to both improve the land and harvest vegetables and sell them to ...

Source: Baohatinh