Apricot tress at the foot of Tan Vien mountain in Vietnam

Published 2021년 12월 5일

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An Hoa village in Ba Vi district, Hanoi, has found success in planting white apricot trees, with per capita income surpassing the city's target for 2025. The village, predominantly inhabited by ethnic minorities, has become a significant supplier of white apricot pots and seedlings for Tet, generating income ranging from 300-400 million VND to as much as 2 billion VND for some households. The local authorities are working towards recognizing the village as a white apricot craft village, aiming to further boost economic development and provide access to support mechanisms and policies for the ethnic minority community.
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Kinhtedothi - Hanoi has set a target that by 2025, the per capita income of people in rural areas will reach 80 million VND/year. However, in the mountainous district of Ba Vi, there is a village of ethnic minorities that has exceeded this number by planting white apricot trees. It is An Hoa village in Tan Linh commune. Collect billions from "Nhat Chi Mai" 20 years ago, Mr. Do Van Tho's family was one of the pioneer households in An Hoa village (Tan Linh commune) to bring white apricot trees to plant at the foot of Tan Vien mountain. In the first years of working, income from this tree is not high because consumer tastes are not popular. About 5 years ago, white apricot was known by many people, becoming a new Tet hobby. The output of white apricot growers like Mr. Tho's family has also stabilized. Every year at the beginning of the 12th lunar month, small traders from all over the world flock to the village gathering most of the Muong ethnic group at the foot of Tan Vien mountain ...
Source: Kinhtedothi

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