Vietnam: Share difficulties with farmers, maintain production chain

Published 2022년 5월 10일

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The article highlights the efforts of two cooperatives, Minh Tam and Dai Thang, in establishing a sustainable cucumber production chain in Yen Son District, Vietnam, with over 130 households covering 13.5 hectares of organic farmland. The initiative aims to ensure high-quality production and food safety, but faces challenges due to low market prices, as seen in late April and early May when prices plummeted to as low as 500 VND per kilogram, leading to significant losses. In response, the Yen Son District Farmers' Association has reached out to higher authorities for support and has received assistance in consuming 10 tons of cucumbers from the Provincial Farmers' Association and the Provincial Post Office. This collaboration also introduced organically grown cucumbers on the e-commerce platform postmart.vn, marking a crucial step towards digitalizing agricultural trade and consumption. The Association plans to conduct training to enhance the skills of officials, members, farmers, and cooperatives in using technology and e-commerce platforms for agricultural production and commerce, aiming to enhance the value of the production chain and mitigate the impact of market fluctuations.
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According to Mr. Tran Huu Hung, Chairman of Yen Son District Farmers' Association, from 2021 up to now, Minh Tam poultry breeding and breeding cooperative, Dai Thang farming and breeding cooperative (Son Duong) have signed a contract, guide planting, care and consumption of cucumbers with farmer households in Phu Thinh, Dao Vien, Lang Quan, Chieu Yen communes... Cucumbers are grown organically, ensuring quality, safety and hygiene. food, chosen by consumers. That model has gradually built a chain of production links that bring high economic value. Through statistics, the chain has more than 130 households, with a total area of 13.5 hectares, expected to harvest 20 to 25 tons of melons on peak days. At the end of April and the beginning of May, the price of cucumbers was only from 500 VND to 1,500 VND/kg, causing damage to the people, and the cooperatives also had to make up for the loss of transportation costs and subsidize the farmers. That difficulty, if not removed, is easy to ...

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