Vietnam, "Capital" of Cam Giang: carrots more than 20,000 tons is coming to harvest

게시됨 2021년 2월 16일

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As of February 14, Hai Duong province in Vietnam has approximately 4,087 hectares of winter vegetables ready for harvest. The department of Agriculture and Rural Development is facing challenges in transporting and consuming carrots, as 90% of its 26,766 tons are exported and the remaining 10% is for domestic consumption. Due to the complex Covid-19 epidemic in the province, particularly in Cam Giang district, the Department is seeking cooperation from relevant agencies to ensure smooth transportation of agricultural products and is suggesting that establishments be allowed to operate after receiving negative Covid-19 results. The department is also urging localities to support the harvest of isolated households and is encouraging businesses to buy, transport, and sell agricultural products from farmers.

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원본 콘텐츠

According to information from Hai Duong Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, as of February 14, the province still has about 4,087 hectares of winter vegetables coming to harvest. Of which 3,205ha onions, 621ha carrot, cabbage, kohlrabi, cauliflower, leafy vegetables 261ha. In particular, the estimated 56,000 tons but are mainly preserved in farm households and domestic consumption. Cabbage, kohlrabi, cauliflower, leafy vegetables are also mainly consumed domestically. Carrots of 26,766 tons, but 90% of them are exported, and only 10% for domestic consumption are facing many difficulties in transport and consumption. Currently, the Covid-19 epidemic in the province is complicated, especially in Cam Giang district, where the whole province's plants, preliminary processing and packing plants are concentrated. In order to ensure the smooth prevention of epidemics and smooth transportation of agricultural products, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has ...

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