Farmers in Son Duong, Vietnam hit the spring chili crop

Published 2021년 1월 6일

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Ninh Lai commune in Vietnam has found success in cultivating Thai chili, with the crop bringing in substantial profits due to high selling prices. The average income per sao (about 10,000 square meters) has been around 40-45 million VND, a significant improvement compared to other crops. The high yield and disease resistance of the Thai chili variety, along with favorable weather, have contributed to its profitability. In Cap Tien commune, the price of chili has reached a record high of 95,000 VND per kg, leading to higher profits than other crops. The switch to Thai chili cultivation in Dong Tho commune has also proven economically beneficial, providing a good income for farmers and reducing the number of poor households in the village.

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Ninh Lai commune has a tradition of planting spring crops on field land. In recent years, Thai chili trees have been planted, with the average selling price of 35,000 VND or more, profitable farmers. In the winter-spring crop of this year, people have a large harvest. Mr. Nguyen Van Quang from Hop Thinh village happily said: “My family has planted 5 sao of chili like two arrows from Thailand, although they have just harvested a few first times, they have been brought home by traders to buy with retail price is 85,000 VND / kg ”. Due to favorable weather, the yield of the chili crop is quite high, with an average of 1-1.2 tons / rod. Mr. Quang calculated, if this price is maintained in the coming time, with 5 sao of chili, his family could earn a profit of 200 million VND. Comrade Do Minh Phuong, Chairman of Ninh Lai Farmers Association, said that the whole commune has 80 households growing chili, each household grows 1-3 sao, the total area is about 10 hectares. The highest chili ...

Source: Baotuyenquang