Vietnam: Khanh Hoa expands planting area codes for sustainable agricultural product consumption

게시됨 2022년 10월 31일

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Khanh Hoa province in Vietnam is a major agricultural hub, with over 82,686 hectares under cultivation, including annual crops, perennial plants, and fruit trees. The province is known for its mango, durian, and pomelo production, with mango being the largest crop. The province has facilities for exporting Australian mangoes and durians. However, the number of planting areas is not commensurate with the potential, and there is a need for more planting area codes and packing facilities to meet domestic and international quality standards and expansion goals. The article emphasizes the importance of adhering to strict agricultural practices to obtain planting area codes and the need for societal support to meet the responsibilities of the government in this area.

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According to Khanh Hoa Plantation and Plant Protection Sub-Department, currently the cultivated area in the province is more than 82,686 hectares, of which 59,611 hectares are annual crops, 5,765 hectares are perennial plants and more than 17,310 hectares are fruit trees. As for the area of key fruit trees, Khanh Hoa province has 8,067 hectares of mangoes, of which 6,795 hectares in the business period, the output is estimated at 38,466 tons. Mango trees are grown the most in Cam Lam district with an area of 4,790 hectares with many quality mango varieties such as Australian mango, Hoa Loc sand, four quarters... Especially, Australian mango varieties are not only consumed domestically but also exported to the market. markets in China, Southeast Asia and Europe. Next is durian with an area of more than 2,000 hectares, mainly concentrated in the mountainous district of Khanh Son, with an output of more than 12,000 tons currently harvested. Thanks to the suitable climatic and soil ...

출처: Agriculture