Vietnam: Growing yellow apricots is hot at the end of the year, losing all leaves, farmers here in Long An are rich

Published 2022년 12월 25일

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A farmer in Long An province, Vietnam, has switched from rice cultivation to growing yellow apricot trees, alongside gourds, squash, and cotton, finding it to be five to six times more profitable. The farmer has planted 600 apricot trees and 600 cotton trees, and expects to sell them for a good profit. The province's Agriculture Department holds vocational training classes on ornamental flower growing and establishes biological clubs to teach farmers these techniques and contribute to the local socio-economic development.
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Through studying economic development models on the mass media, Mr. Le Van A (hamlet 2, Long An commune, Can Giuoc district, Long An province) found that yellow apricot trees with high profits are suitable In accordance with the local soil conditions, he decided to change the area of rice cultivation to apricot cultivation. With the motto "take short to raise long", Mr. A combines growing apricot with gourds, squash and cotton. The model of growing yellow apricots by Mr. Nguyen Van Tu (on the left) in Hamlet 2, Long An Commune, Can Giuoc District, Long An Province. Mr. A said that the cultivation of flowers and ornamental plants in general does not require a large area of land, but the economic efficiency is quite high. However, this profession requires passion, ingenuity and aesthetic sense, creativity to be successful. “Yellow apricot is a typical ornamental plant of the Southern region. Growing and caring for apricots is not complicated. However, in order to have a satisfactory ...
Source: Danviet

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