Growing Japanese vegetables for export to Japan

Published 2021년 2월 20일

Tridge summary

Bac Kan province in Vietnam is transforming its agricultural focus to high-value crops, particularly Japanese cabbage, following a successful experiment with Japanese rape. The initiative, backed by Vietnam Misaki Co., Ltd., has seen the provision of seeds and technical support, with the company purchasing the harvest for export processing. The venture has yielded significant economic benefits for the people of Vu Muon commune, with a per-hectare income that dwarfs rice cultivation. The plan involves a value chain approach, with the company taking care of most costs and providing purchase guarantees. The success of Japanese rape cultivation has inspired Bac Kan to explore similar models with other high-value crops for processing and export, marking a significant shift in the province's agricultural strategy.
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Original content

The people of Vu Muon commune harvest Japanese cabbage. In recent years, Bac Kan has actively transformed crop structure according to the motto of converting rice and maize land to high-value crops. In 2020, the province's approval for the expansion of the acreage of Japanese rape has created a new direction, bringing export products, bringing high economic value. Vu Muon is an extremely difficult commune of Bach Thong district. Here, land in the field is already less water shortage, so the economic efficiency brought about from rice cultivation is very low. In winter, the land is left unused for grass to grow. However, the last winter season has witnessed an immense green color of Japanese mustard trees on the land here. The eye-catching green mustard greens, the big, plump mustard greens, there are mustard stumps weighing nearly 3kg, something that has never been seen before for people. The model of growing Japanese canola trees on Bac Kan land was born based on the province's ...
Source: Vietlinh

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