Hoa Binh farmers earn hundreds of millions each year from native chickens in Vietnam

Published 2024년 12월 17일

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Lac Son district in Hoa Binh province is renowned for its indigenous chicken breed, known for its fragrant meat and suitability for free-range farming. Bui Van Hue, a local farmer, has been honored for his profitable production model, which has aided in eradicating hunger and poverty, and creating jobs. The Chi Thien Chicken Breeding and Supply Cooperative, established in 2017, has seen significant success, producing over 600,000 indigenous chickens and 200 tons of broilers annually. The cooperative's profitability is attributed to the high demand for the quality meat and the continued support from the American Feed Company (AFC), which provides feed and technical assistance. The commune plans to replicate this model and expand it, with government funding allocated for building community groups in 2024.
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Lac Son district, Hoa Binh province is the birthplace of the indigenous chicken breed with fragrant meat, crispy skin, low fat and good health, suitable for free-range farming conditions. Thanks to the good exploitation of the natural qualities of this chicken breed, combined with the formation of a closed value chain, the lives of farmers in Lac Son are increasingly prosperous. Getting rich from indigenous chicken More than a year ago, Bui Van Hue received a certificate of merit from the Prime Minister for his effective and stable production model, helping many farming households to eliminate hunger, reduce poverty and create jobs for workers, contributing to the economic and social development of Hoa Binh province. Currently, he is a member of the Chi Thien Chicken Breeding and Supply Cooperative with 10 official members and linked production with 200 other farming households in the area. Established in 2017 with 10 members, the predecessor was a local incubator, each ...
Source: Agriculture

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