Vietnam: Melon growers eagerly wait for Tet

Published 2022년 12월 2일

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Melon growers in a province are expecting a successful Tet crop despite increased input costs. Some growers have expanded production areas and invested in technology for quality and brand building, while others have reduced Tet melon cultivation due to high costs, market unpredictability, and flooding. The province grows about 400ha of melons, with variations including princess golden and golden melons, but the area dedicated to the Tet crop has decreased in recent years. Some farmers have shifted to multiple cultivation phases to maximize profits throughout the year.

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At this time, melon growers in the province have sown seeds for Tet - the biggest crop of the year. Compared to last year's Tet melon crop, this year's input costs increased quite high. Therefore, melon growers expect this crop to have favorable weather, good seasons, and good prices to have a full Tet. Focus on technique, improve quality These days, at the melon growing garden of Mrs. Mai Thanh Hoa's family, in Tan Hoa hamlet, Long Tan commune, Dat Do district, workers are busy taking care of and fertilizing 7 sao of melons to serve the Tet market. Lunar New Year 2023. After the epidemic stabilized, the market became active again, Mrs. Hoa's family increased the production area. Currently, melons have sown nearly 20 days old, it is expected that from December 23, melons will begin to harvest for distribution to markets outside the province. According to Ms. Hoa, when she came up with the idea of starting a business with the Dutch melon variety, in addition to investing in ...

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