The yellow apricot garden has bloomed in Vietnam, causing many farmers to "distort their faces"

Published Dec 10, 2021

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Residents of Ky Nam commune in Ha Tinh province are facing unexpected challenges as their apricot trees, a key source of income, are blooming earlier than expected due to unpredictable weather patterns. The early bloom, which is unfavorable for the Tet holiday season, when apricots are usually sold, has caused anxiety and fear of revenue loss. The commune, known for its apricot cultivation, has seen over 20% of the trees in bloom, with some fully bloomed and at risk of falling soon, while others are being held back to bloom in time for the Tet holiday.
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In the past few days, many households growing apricots in Ky Nam commune (Ky Anh Town, Ha Tinh province) are restless because many apricot trees in the garden have blossomed in yellow, even though there are still 2 months left until the Lunar New Year. According to research, every year people in Ky Nam commune grow an average of more than 5000 apricot trees waiting for sale during Tet. This year, the weather is favorable, so people's apricot trees grow quickly and beautifully. However, from mid-November, the weather changes from cold to sunny, causing many apricot gardens to bloom. "The first time the weather was favorable, the trees grew quickly. But later on erratic rain and wind, the leaves fall on their own, so the flowers bloom early. It will be two months before Tet, but now many apricot flowers have bloomed. Some roots If it stays like this, our apricot garden will all bloom before Tet," said Ms. Tuyen (residing in Tan Thanh village). In Ky Nam, apricot is one of the main ...
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