Vietnam: Successfully raised foreign fish in the cold-water stream of Quang Ninh, sold 200,000 VND/kg, earned billions

Published 2024년 3월 24일

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Khe Tien village in Quang Ninh province has become the first in the region to implement a cold-water fish farming model, specifically for Siberian sturgeon. The model was first introduced in 2015 and has since seen high-quality post-harvest fish due to the sturgeon's successful adaptation to the water flow. The village has made several infrastructural adjustments to promote the sturgeon's development and now follows the VietGAP standard process for farming. Khe Tien is also emerging as a tourist hotspot, attracting visitors with its natural beauty and traditional indigenous culture.
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Khe Tien village in Dong Van commune is the first place in Binh Lieu district as well as the entire Quang Ninh province to deploy a cold-water fish farming model, including Siberian sturgeon. In 2015, the Northeast Agricultural and Fisheries Development Cooperative experimentally released 300 Siberian sturgeon fingerlings into the cold waters of Khe Tien. Mr. Doan Dinh Kha, Director of the Cooperative, said: Khe Tien is in a high position, with many forests, which is a factor in maintaining water sources and low water temperatures. Along with that, Khe Tien's terrain is steep, divided, and has valleys, which creates strong currents carrying large amounts of oxygen, as well as forming still water areas. Above all, Khe Tien is very clean, the natural environment is still pristine, seemingly little affected by human hands. Therefore, I think that if the sturgeon farming model is implemented here, there will first be benefits in terms of water resources and climate, which are ...
Source: Danviet

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