Vietnam: Borrowing land for abalone mushroom growing project, 1 farmer earns hundreds of millions of dong/year

Sharing about the opportunity to grow abalone mushrooms, Mr. Gioi confided that before he was a genuine farmer who grew rice for a living, later when Hoa Xuan ward moved to urban construction, agricultural land shrank. . This leads to farmers having no productive land, precarious work, and unstable income. Thanks to the timely attention and help of the Farmers' Association of Hoa Xuan ward, Mr. Gioi was trained to make mushrooms for 3 months. At first, he only planted a little to gain experience. After a while, realizing that abalone mushrooms gave good yields, relatively stable output, and brought high economic value, he boldly borrowed VND 100 million from the Farmers Support Fund to expand production. . Mr. Gioi shared: "The area of abalone mushroom farm with more than 1,200m2 is currently borrowed by me from the hanging planning project. After repairing the ground, I invested in machinery for the production line of mushroom embryo bags. Convenience and quality assurance. ...