Increase income from grouper farming model

Published 2020년 8월 29일

Tridge summary

A farming household in An Ngai commune, Long Dien district, Vietnam, has found success in raising grouper, switching from shrimp farming due to disease issues. The household's annual income from grouper farming exceeds 250 million VND. The local Agricultural Extension Center supports the farmers with seed and half of the feeding costs. The grouper farming model, which includes regular water flow and quality control, has proven to be efficient and profitable, with grouper fetching high prices in the market. The local government is encouraging more farmers to adopt this model and will provide preferential loans and improve seed quality management to enhance efficiency.
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Original content

Disbursing 100 million VND to support hybrid wild boar farmers Stabilizing life from rabbit raising Many farming households in An Ngai commune (Long Dien district) take advantage of saline water flowing in from Cua Lap river to raise all kinds of animals. In aquaculture, especially grouper farming model brings high economic efficiency. Including Mr. Pham Van Hai's household, his annual income is more than 250 million VND from grouper farming. After many years of farming saltwater shrimp but the profit was not worth much, Mr. Pham Van Hai (SN 1960, An Thanh hamlet, An Ngai commune) changed to grouper farming model. Currently, he is stocking more than 1,000 grouper fingerlings from the provincial Agricultural Extension Center (worth 32,000 VND / seed). In addition, the Center also supports 50% of food for 10 months of farming. Mr. Hai said that in the past, his family raised black tiger shrimp and white shrimp. The first time we had favorable conditions, we didn't win it. But then ...

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