The whole village of Bai Vang in Lang Son took the risk of growing Taiwanese apples, but unexpectedly the fruits turned out to be big, sweet, and easy to sell like candy.

Published 2025년 3월 2일

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Bai Vang village has found success in Taiwanese apple farming, with over 40 households planting the trees, some with up to 800 trees. The trees begin bearing fruit in the third year, providing a stable yield of 30-35kg per tree. The apples, which are popular in local markets, bring in an income of 35-40 million VND per year. The local government and the Department of Agriculture of Huu Lung district have conducted training courses on Taiwanese apple growing techniques according to VietGAP standards. The simple technique of apple planting requires minimal care but is economically effective.

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In late February, we had the opportunity to return to Bai Vang village. In the rainy, cold atmosphere of early spring, wherever we went, we heard laughter and people talking about growing and selling apples, which dispelled the cold of early spring. The first family we visited was Mr. Dang Van Tiem's house in Bai Vang village, the household that grows the most Taiwanese apple trees in the village, with 800 trees. Mr. Tiem excitedly said: After many times of trying to grow fruit trees to develop the economy, I found that Taiwanese apples are easy to grow and care for. They only need to be planted at the beginning of the year and will be harvested at the end of the year. From the third year, the trees have a stable yield of 30-35kg/tree. With a stable price of 20,000-25,000 VND/kg, my family has now earned over 300 million VND. Like Mr. Tiem's family, Mr. Ly Van Duong's family in Bai Vang village has also grown Taiwanese apples for many years to develop the economy. Mr. ...

Source: Danviet