Vietnam: The cashew trees have lost their season, prices have dropped, leaving farmers in Gia Lai feeling less joyful

Published 2024년 3월 15일

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Farmers in Gia Lai province, Vietnam, are experiencing a poor cashew harvest in 2024 due to adverse weather conditions, resulting in a significant drop in yield and prices. This has led to financial difficulties for farmers who depend on cashew farming. In response, the agricultural sector is advising farmers to adopt scientific and technological methods to improve productivity and quality. They are also encouraged to switch to new cashew varieties or other crops in areas with low productivity due to poor varieties.
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Unfavorable weather Currently, farmers in Gia Lai province are entering the cashew harvest season of 2024. As noted by reporters in the border district of Duc Co, there are very few people in the cashew gardens even though it is the harvest season. Through the survey, at the beginning of the harvest season, the price traders bought at the garden was from 26,000-27,000 VND/kg of fresh cashews, but now the price has dropped to 23,000-24,000 VND/kg. Not only has the price dropped, this year because of unfavorable weather, frost... drying out the cotton and rotting young fruit, the cashew yield is very low and the trees produce only a few fruits. Ms. Doan Thi Gai (residing in Mook Trang village, Ia Dom commune, Duc Co district) has 1.5 hectares of cashew nuts. Last year, she collected nearly 3 tons of fresh cashew nuts. This year, the cashew garden's productivity has decreased by about 2/3, estimated to only yield about 1 ton of cashew nuts. According to Ms. Gai, the family still ...
Source: Danviet

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