In this place of Tuyen Quang in Vietnam, farmers are having a sadness called the lost spring

Published 2022년 6월 26일

Tridge summary

The 2022 spring peanut crop in Tuyen Quang province faces significant challenges, with reduced yields and quality due to excessive rainfall and poor drainage, leading to waterlogging, red shells, and seed rot. The main variety, L14, is particularly affected, resulting in lower yields and quality. The unpredictable spring weather and increased production costs have further impacted the industry, causing the Phuc Son Agriculture and Forestry Cooperative to stop buying peanuts for drying and farmers to switch to selling dried peanuts or oil. Funeral homes are encouraging the harvesting of groundnut areas to prevent further losses and to focus on efficient crop production for the next season.

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Original content

In the spring peanut crop in 2022, the whole province of Tuyen Quang planted 3,329.9 hectares, of which 1,843.3 hectares were grown on field land, the rest was peanuts grown on the beach; About 60% of the area is used for peanut variety L14, the remaining 40% is for other varieties. Currently, peanuts have entered the busy harvest season, and the industry is examining and evaluating the average yield of the whole crop. However, according to records in localities such as Son Duong, Chiem Hoa, Lam Binh, etc., this year peanuts decreased in both yield and quality compared to the same period in previous years. Spring crop in Phuc Son commune (Lam Binh district, Tuyen Quang) planted 490 hectares of peanuts, on June 15, the commune harvested more than 120 hectares. Mr. Chuu Van Anh, Party secretary of Ban Chon village, said that this spring his family planted 2,000 m2 of peanuts, from the beginning of the crop to the end of the crop, to important stages in the development period of ...

Source: Danviet