Vietnam: Boi thuong in the production area specializes in carrots

Published 2021년 1월 30일

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Carrots in Cam Giang district, Vietnam are experiencing a surge in demand from traders and are producing higher yields, reaching up to 1.8-2 tons per sao. The majority of the production is exported to West Asian countries, Asia, and Malaysia, with some meeting VietGAP standards for export to Japan and South Korea. The district has invested in infrastructure and cold storage to support carrot production, which has been trained and supported by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and other agencies. The income value of carrot cultivation is 20 times higher than rice, making it a significant source of income for local farmers and contributing to poverty reduction in the district.

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Carrots are not only bought by traders at a high price, but also with a higher yield per sao than in previous years. This year, the fields of carrots are bought by traders, harvested, preliminarily harvested and transported for export. According to estimates of Cam Giang district, 75% of carrot production is exported to West Asian countries, Asia, Malaysia. Mr. Nguyen Duc Thuat, Director of Duc Chinh Cooperative in Cam Giang district said: The carrot production crop in the year 2020-2021 of Duc Chinh commune is considered as favorable weather, the productivity of carrots has not been as high as this year. The output is from 1.8 to 2 tons / sao. This is the first time that the price of carrots has doubled compared to last year. On average, 1 kg of carrots is sold in the field at the price of 7,000 - 8,000 VND. The whole commune has a total area of 360 hectares of carrots, the total production is estimated at 16,000 tons. In this case, Duc Chinh commune wins with winter crops, ...

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