Vietnam: A commune in Thai Nguyen grows Taiwanese pear guava

Published 2023년 6월 18일

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The article highlights the success of the Linh Nham guava cooperative in Thai Nguyen province, Vietnam, under the leadership of Chairman Tran Van Nam. The commune has transformed its agricultural focus from rice to guava, becoming a significant source of income for its farmers. With around 85 hectares dedicated to guava cultivation, primarily the Taiwanese variety, the commune has achieved VietGAP certification and is recognized for its high-quality produce. The cooperative, established in 2020 with 22 members, has seen its products selected for promotion by the Thai Nguyen City Farmers' Association. The article emphasizes the cooperative's contribution to improving the economic well-being of the farmers and the sustainability of the guava cultivation, with plans to further expand the market.

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Leading PV Dan Viet to visit the Taiwanese guava and pear growing garden of the villagers in Phan Village, Linh Son commune (Thai Nguyen city, Thai Nguyen province) when the guava fruits are about to be harvested, Mr. Tran Van Nam – Chairman of Linh Son Commune Farmers Association said: Guava is considered a key crop, bringing the main source of income for farmers in Linh Son commune. Currently, the Farmers' Association of Linh Son commune is managing the collective brand of Linh Nham guava in the area of Linh Son commune. The total area of guava growing in Linh Son commune is about 85 hectares, of which guava is grown mainly in 6 hamlets (Phan village, Thong Nhan, Thanh Chu, Tan Lap, Nui Hot, Khanh Hoa), with varieties Guava is mainly grown as "Taiwanese guava" because of its high economic efficiency. According to Mr. Nam, every year, the Farmers' Association of Linh Son commune organizes training courses to transfer science and technology, how to grow and care for guava for ...

Source: Danviet