Raising tiger prawns, mullet, and goby in Tra Vinh mangrove forest, catching big ones, selling out as soon as they are sold in Vietnam

Published 2024년 12월 11일

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Tra Vinh province in Vietnam saw thousands of farming households experiencing substantial income growth, averaging 150 million VND/ha/year, at the end of the 2024 brackish water aquaculture season. This success was largely due to a unique afforestation and aquaculture model, which not only improved financial stability for farmers but also strengthened the province's forest cover and mangrove ecosystems. In an effort to further support this initiative, Tra Vinh province has implemented a policy that offers financial assistance for forest planting. Farmers and organizations that plant mangroves on legally owned lands of 0.3 hectares or more are eligible for half the cost of seedling purchase, capped at 37 million VND/ha, aiming to bolster sustainable livelihoods, protect the ecological environment, and mitigate natural disaster risks.

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At the end of the 2024 brackish water aquaculture season, thousands of farming households in coastal areas of Tra Vinh province achieved an average income of about 150 million VND/ha/year from the model of afforestation combined with aquaculture. This model not only helps farmers earn a sustainable income, but also actively contributes to increasing forest cover and developing the mangrove ecosystem of Tra Vinh province. Accordingly, the province implements a policy to support and encourage people to plant forests to develop the forest-aquaculture production area. Farming households and organizations that plant forests (mangroves) on land legally owned according to current legal regulations with an area of 0.3 ha or more will be supported by the province with 50% ...

Source: Danviet