Binh Phuoc farmers suddenly made profit by planting ginseng and scorpion turmeric in Vietnam

게시됨 2022년 8월 1일

Tridge 요약

The Agricultural Cooperative of Red Cashew Fruit in Long Hung Commune, Binh Phuoc Province, Vietnam, is diversifying its crops to include ginseng and scorpion turmeric. The cooperative has leased 30 hectares for ginseng and 40 hectares for scorpion turmeric, intercropped with rubber trees. The initial investment for these crops is high, but the yield and selling price are expected to be high as well. The cooperative has signed consumption contracts with pharmaceutical companies and plans to expand production. The farmers' association of the commune plans to replicate this model.

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원본 콘텐츠

When it comes to horticulture, people often think of industrial crops and food and food. However, the Agricultural Cooperative (Cooperative) of Red Cashew Fruit in Long Hung Commune, Phu Rieng District, Binh Phuoc Province (specializing in cashew cultivation and seed production) has been choosing more directions with medicinal plants such as ginseng. onion and scorpion turmeric. Although these are two new crops, this is considered a reasonable and promising direction for cooperatives and farmers in Long Hung commune. After a period of research and study in many places, in early 2021, the Agricultural Cooperative of Red Cashew Fruit in Long Hung Commune decided to grow two more medicinal plants, namely ginseng and scorpion turmeric. In order to have land for planting in large quantities, the cooperative contacted Long Hung Rubber Farm to borrow land for intercropping in the rubber garden during the basic construction period. Currently, the cooperative has about 30 hectares of ...

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