Vietnam: VND 35,000B is waiting for farmers in the North to discover

Published 2021년 9월 10일

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The article reports on the successful winter crop season in Vietnam in 2020, despite facing challenges from storms. The total production area was 375,000 hectares, resulting in over 4.56 million tons of crop and a value of 32,628 billion VND. The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development plans to expand the winter crop area to 400,000 hectares in 2021, focusing on high-economic value crops and aiming for a production value of 34,000-35,000 billion VND. However, the 2021 winter crop faces challenges due to the Covid-19 pandemic, especially in product circulation and consumption. The article highlights the significant economic benefits of winter crop production and the need for continued support and cooperation to overcome these challenges.

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According to the Department of Crop Production (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development), the winter crop area of 2020 reached 375,000 hectares, down over 13,000 hectares compared to the winter crop of 2019 due to the impact of storm No. Productivity of warm-loving plants increased, such as: maize reaching 46.4 quintals/ha (an increase of 5.2 quintals/ha), peanuts reaching 24 quintals/ha (increasing 0.6 quintals/ha)... Total production The winter crop in 2020 reached over 4,565,000 tons, an increase of 110,000 tons compared to the 2019 winter crop. The total value (calculated at current prices) reached about 32,628 billion VND. In which, many provinces have effective winter crops such as Hai Duong, which has implemented 51 models of chain production with the participation of cooperatives in the winter crop of 2020 with a scale of over 481ha in 8 districts and cities with a total of 3,562 households join. Or Ninh Binh mobilized 35 businesses, agricultural products stores (in ...

Source: Danviet