Lao Cai, Vietnam: Growing strange vegetables from the West, curly leaves, picking where traders come to buy in the field

Published 2022년 3월 27일

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Bac Ha district in Vietnam has successfully cultivated kale in highland communes like Lung Phinh, finding it to be a high-value crop. The district has encouraged farmers to convert inefficient arable land to kale cultivation, offering support and promising profits of nearly 200 million VND per hectare. The kale model has proven effective, with significant additional income for local farmers. The government and Agricultural Service Center are providing seedlings and technical guidance, while farmers cover costs and labor. Kale is sold to agricultural extension officers and traders at a stable price of 20,000 VND/kg, offering a higher selling price compared to other vegetables and grains.

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Kale is originated from the West and is currently mainly grown in Da Lat and Lam Dong. However, in highland communes with typical temperate climate such as Lung Phinh (Bac Ha - Lao Cai), this strange variety of curly leaves also grows very well, giving high quality. In 2017, the agricultural sector of Bac Ha district successfully imported kale varieties for pilot planting. Realizing that this is a cabbage variety with high economic value, Bac Ha farmers have gradually expanded the area. Currently, in the town and communes of Na Hoi, Ta Chai and Ban Pho, this vegetable has been grown quite popularly. After more than 4 years of development, the kale model has confirmed that it is suitable for the Bac Ha highland fields. In particular, this variety of kale has high economic value, a one-time crop can be harvested for a long time, each hectare of kale generates a profit of nearly 200 million VND. In 2022, Bac Ha district encouraged people to convert some inefficient arable land to ...

Source: Danviet