Vietnam: The secret to getting Taiwanese guavas to bear fruit in the fall and winter season

Published 2024년 2월 29일

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Mr. Nguyen Van Quat, a farmer from Hoa Muc village, Hung Yen, has found success in cultivating Taiwanese guava pears, earning a significant profit each fall and winter season. In 2023, he harvested 25 tons of fruit from his 0.54 hectares of guava trees, netting a profit of over 150 million VND. Mr. Quat manages the farm with his wife and believes that Taiwanese guava pear trees provide the most stable income. He recommends using ash and soybean seeds for fertilization, biological pesticides for pest control, and grafting Taiwanese guava pear seedlings onto native guava roots for cultivation. Despite producing nearly 5,500 tons of fruit per year from 120 hectares of guava trees, he notes that the market demand for Taiwanese guavas remains high.

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Every year, in the fall and winter season, Mr. Nguyen Van Quat in Hoa Muc village, Hoan Long commune (Yen My, Hung Yen) gets a large amount of money from Taiwanese guavas and pears. Accordingly, on the good agricultural practice (VietGAP) area of 0.54 hectares of this guava tree, in the harvest at the end of 2023, Mr. Quat picked 25 tons of fruit, earning 250 million VND, excluding fertilizer and medicine costs. plant protection and field rent, still earn more than 150 million VND, equivalent to a profit of more than 10 million VND/year/360m2 guava plantation. Notably, to achieve this source of income, only more than one worker is needed: Mr. Quat and his wife help bag the fruit when the fruit is in full bloom. Mr. Quat assessed that compared to fruit trees such as longan, lychee, banana, grapefruit..., the Taiwan guava pear tree gives the highest and most stable income, and is also the easiest to intensively cultivate according to VietGAP because this is a variety. Guava fruit is ...

Source: Agriculture