(Baonghean.vn) - In Anh Son district, besides the Bai Phu orange growing area in Dinh Son commune, in recent years many households have taken advantage of the land's potential to plant many types of citrus fruits, including the "cam bu" orange (also known as "cam giay"). These days, the "cam bu" oranges are in harvest season, and the atmosphere in the orange orchards has become more bustling.
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| Currently, mandarin oranges are widely grown by people in Anh Son district in communes such as Hoi Son, Phuc Son, Khai Son, and Cao Son, covering an area of about 25 hectares. |
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| Cam bù oranges have been grown by people in Anh Son for about 5 years now. |
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| Despite unfavorable weather conditions this year, the yield of pomelos in Anh Son still reached over 10 tons/ha. Just entering the harvest season, the pomelos are selling for 20,000 VND/kg, with an estimated revenue of over 200 million VND per hectare. |
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| Mr. Tran Van Hai's family, from Hamlet 10, Hoi Son Commune, invested in planting 10 sao (approximately 1000 square meters) of oranges with over 100 trees at the foot of Kim Nhan hill. They estimate a yield of about 5 tons this year. With a selling price of around 20,000 VND/kg at the farm, his family will earn over 100 million VND from this year's orange harvest. |
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| Although it has only recently been introduced, the pomelo orange variety has proven to be very suitable for the local soil, climate, and farming practices. |
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| Given the effectiveness of this crop variety, Anh Son district plans to expand its cultivation to many other areas. |
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| Anh Son pomelos are popular with many customers. |
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