Vietnam: White tea, new economic development direction of US farmers

Published 2023년 6월 20일

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A pilot project in Ky Hoa commune, Ha Tinh, Vietnam, has seen success in economic development for local farmers by planting tea trees, covering 5,000 m2 and expanding to 1.5 hectares with 12 households participating. The tea, primarily white, has shown good economic returns, with potential for further growth in both income and market demand. The project aims to provide stable raw materials for white tea production, convert crops to high-value ones, create jobs, and improve incomes. The town plans to replicate this model to establish a specialized area for local medicinal plant cultivation and develop OCOP products based on these plants.

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The development of planting tea trees with raw materials opens a new direction in economic development for mountainous farmers in Ky Hoa commune (Ky Anh Town - Ha Tinh). Video: Mr. Dang Van Bon and Ms. Dao Thi Hue share about growing white tea In 2021, the Center for Science and Technology Application & Crop Protection in Ky Anh town, the Town Farmers' Union, in collaboration with Ky Hoa commune, will pilot planting tea tree with an area of 5,000 m2 in 10 households in Hoa village. Up. On that basis, in 2022, Ky Hoa commune has established a cooperative group to grow medicinal plants to help each other produce and develop sustainably. After 2 years of trial planting, up to now, the co-operative group's model of tea has been replicated to 1.5 hectares with 12 households participating in planting, initially for harvesting and bringing good economic efficiency. Mr. Dang Van Bon (Hoa Tien village, Ky Hoa commune) said: "At the beginning of implementation, there were also many ...

Source: Baohatinh