Song Ma longan affirms its position on the map of Vietnamese agricultural products

Published 2023년 7월 23일

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The family of Mr. Pham Quang Duong in Song Ma district, Son La province, has successfully cultivated a large garden of longan trees, with this year's harvest expected to exceed 3 tons. The longan trees have become a crucial part of poverty reduction and economic development in the border area. Local farmers and cooperatives have joined together to produce, build brands, and export longan products, with an output of about 350-400 tons of longan this year, including 200 tons for export. Song Ma district is preparing for its first container shipments of longan in 2023, targeting the Chinese, European, and UK markets.
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More than 5 am, when the sun has not yet reached the longan garden, the family of Mr. Pham Quang Duong in Na Nghiu commune, Song Ma district, Son La province has harvested a few burdens of fruit. In the middle of a garden of more than 1 hectare, each cluster of nine longan is layered and layered; round longan with a golden brown skin that stands out against the sky. This is the result of many years of cultivation and care of Mr. Duong's family. “In the first year, the family did not earn much, did not have experience, the garden was sparse, and there was a lot of grass. We have fertilized and irrigated; cut and graft nearly 100 grafted longan trees. This year is also expected to get over 3 tons of compound longan; Even longan, longan ripening early also falls in the range of tens of tons, "- Mr. Duong shared. Being attached to the border land since the 60s of the twentieth century, over time, the longan tree kept climbing hills, climbing mountains, greening the banks of the Ma ...
Source: Vov

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