Cantaloupe on harsh regions

Published 2020년 10월 1일

Tridge summary

In 2017, eight melon producers in Bac Son commune formed a cooperative to share knowledge and establish the Bac Son Agricultural and General Services Cooperative, leading to the popularization of the Bac Son yellow melon brand. The success of melon cultivation in greenhouses has seen widespread adoption, with 20 families in the commune covering nearly 2 hectares of land for melon cultivation, primarily growing varieties such as Kim Co Nuong and Chu Phan. This approach offers economic benefits and reduces the need for pesticides by 90%, thanks to protection against weather and pests, as well as an automated irrigation system that controls fertilizer use. The region's soil conditions and the high-tech cultivation model, which allows for three melon crops and one chrysanthemum crop per year, have resulted in a profitable enterprise, generating an estimated 125 million VND per year per greenhouse.
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Original content

By 2017, 8 members who are melon producers gathered to set up Bac Son Agricultural and General Services Cooperative to exchange, share experiences, create solidarity and cooperation. long-term commitment. Through activities of the cooperative to contribute to building the brand of melon, Bac Son yellow melon is increasingly developing. Realizing that the fragrant sweet melon is very popular in the market, especially for economic efficiency 2 - 3 times higher than rice, it can be grown many crops a year, so by early 2020, households in Bac commune Son continues to replicate the model of growing melons in the membrane house. Up to now, the whole commune has 20 families making membrane houses with a total area of nearly 2 hectares to grow melons, mainly varieties Kim Co Nuong, Chu Phan, Phung Thien, Hong Phi ... Melon, cantaloupe. being grown in a greenhouse will help protect the melon plant against the effects of weather and external conditions; Eliminates some plant pests and ...
Source: Agriculture

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