Apricot trees are sold out in the Southern Ha Tinh commune in Vietnam

Published 2022년 3월 7일

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Since the start of the year, households in Ky Nam commune, Ha Tinh province, have been unable to fulfill bulk orders for apricot seedling due to insufficient supply. The demand is high as April, the best planting month, is approaching. The shortage is attributed to the time-consuming and limited production of seedlings, with only two crops per year. However, the profit margin is significant, with the selling price of seedlings increasing from 10-15,000 VND to 20-25,000 VND each. The apricot tree nursery in Ky Nam has been operational for over a decade and has become a profitable enterprise for local households. The commune plans to continue supporting the development of apricot cultivation, aiming to enhance income and economic growth.

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Since the beginning of the year, many households producing apricot seedlings in Ky Nam commune (Ky Anh town, Ha Tinh province) have had to refuse many bulk orders due to insufficient supply. Video: Mr. Nguyen Kim Nam shares about "sold out" of apricot trees in Ky Nam. In the early days of March, in the villages of Tan Tien, Tan Thanh, Quy Hue (Ky Nam commune) - the largest concentration of apricot seed nursery in the commune, customers came to buy goods. This is the best time to plant apricot trees. The family of Mr. Nguyen Kim Nam (Tan Tien village) shared: "My family has planted 40,000 apricot seedlings this year, but since Tet, most of them have been purchased, only about 1,500 trees have been purchased by customers. deposited. Many customers came to ask to buy but the family had no more seedlings to sell. Currently, I am renovating 1 hectare of farmland to continue to expand the nursery area to meet market demand in the coming time.” Taking care of seedlings in the nursery, ...

Source: Baohatinh