Summer-autumn beans in Vietnam are well-seasoned and well-priced

Published Aug 11, 2021

Tridge summary

Farmers in Vietnam's Duc Tho district are experiencing a successful harvest of summer-autumn beans, including varieties of red beans and black-eyed peas, despite challenges like replanting due to rain damage. The crop is expected to yield 16 quintals per hectare, with some areas potentially reaching 18 quintals. The district has planted over 1,200 hectares of beans, despite weather challenges and a long drought. The average yield has increased by two quintals from the previous year, and the selling price has also increased, making bean farming a significant source of income for farmers.
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Original content

These days, in the field of Duc Tho (Ha Tinh), local farmers are excitedly harvesting summer-autumn beans with the joy of a good harvest and a good price. In the summer-autumn crop this year, Mr. Dang Thanh Binh's family (Hoa Dinh village, Bui La Nhan commune) produced 2 sao of beans. Instead of just producing traditional mung bean varieties as in previous years, this year, his family produced more varieties of red beans and black-eyed peas. Due to the influence of the rains at the beginning of the crop, Mr. Binh and his relatives in the village had to replant many damaged bean areas. However, up to now, the tea beans have been harvested for the first time. Mr. Binh said: In the past few days, we have been going to the field to harvest the first batch of beans. With the characteristics of the commune outside the dyke, natural disasters usually occur in September, so we make the most of our time, picking the beans until they are ripe. There to dry the wind, traders come to the ...
Source: Baohatinh

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