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Thai Nguyen province in Vietnam has seen a surge in cinnamon tree cultivation, with the plant chosen for its ease of care and high income potential. The province has backed the initiative with policies and projects, including free seedlings and fertilizer for those growing cinnamon in protective forests. The head of Dinh Hoa district's Agriculture Department, Mr. Nong Dinh Tinh, stated that the district has planted over 4,000 hectares of cinnamon trees annually. Cinnamon cultivation has emerged as a key crop, providing high economic value, creating jobs, and enhancing livelihoods. It also aids in soil and forest preservation. The province plans to further develop the cinnamon industry by expanding raw material areas, establishing a deep processing industry, ensuring organic safety, and stabilizing product output.
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In recent years, cinnamon trees have been chosen by many households in Thai Nguyen province, contributing to increasing income and improving lives. With its easy-to-care-for properties and high income, many households have boldly converted ineffective crop areas to growing cinnamon. Currently, Dinh Hoa and Vo Nhai districts are strongly growing this type of tree. Recently, all levels and sectors in Thai Nguyen province have had many policies and projects to support the development of cinnamon trees. Accordingly, people are supported with seedlings, and households growing cinnamon in the protective forest area are also supported with fertilizer. To encourage area expansion, Thai Nguyen province has built a support mechanism for cinnamon growers whose forestry land is leased, contracted, and used by competent authorities for stable, long-term use. . Mr. Nong Dinh Tinh, Head of the Agriculture Department of Dinh Hoa district, Thai Nguyen province, said that to help people develop a ...
Source: Vov
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