Vietnam: Growing Japanese cauliflower in the off-season, Quang Ninh farmers sell it all when they cut it

Published 2023년 12월 14일

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Twelve farmer households in Quang Ninh province participated in a trial planting of lemon yellow cauliflower F1 - Broccoflower, receiving 70% support including seedling fee and technical training. The model achieved high productivity, quality, and economic efficiency, with the cauliflower being heat-resistant, pest-resistant, and having a shorter growth time to harvest. The success of the model has led to plans for a second trial planting to expand the area and gain more experience, with the lemon yellow cauliflower variety being praised for its ability to grow in various weather conditions.
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There are 12 farmer households participating in the trial planting of 10,000 m2 of lemon yellow cauliflower variety F1 - Broccoflower (Japan) in 2 communes Quang Chinh and Quang Minh, Hai Ha district (Quang Ninh province), receiving 70% support. Seedling fee, 100% technical training on how to plant, care for and prevent pests. After more than 2 months of proper care, the model has achieved productivity, quality and economic efficiency on the cultivated area. Through actual inspection, households said that yellow cauliflower is heat-resistant from the time of sowing to taking root very quickly, has few pests and diseases, and has good heat resistance. In particular, the growth time to harvest is 45 - 65 days, shorter than main-season cauliflower. Product quality is delicious, crispy, and rich in flavor. Because it is off-season cauliflower, the price is high from 10,000 - 15,000 VND/piece. Through initial harvest, the economic assessment reached more than 80 million VND/ha. To ...
Source: Danviet

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