A feast for the eyes: Mr. Bien's orange orchard in Yen Thanh rice-growing district.

Xuan Hoang November 16, 2021 14:42

(Baonghean.vn) - Stepping into the 7-year-old orange orchard of Mr. Truong Van Bien's family in Dong Trung hamlet, Dong Thanh commune (Yen Thanh district), visitors are truly delighted by the sight of the orange trees laden with ripe, juicy fruit, ready for harvesting.

Vinh oranges have been grown in Yen Thanh district for many years, with the area around the foothills in Dong Thanh commune being the best-quality orange growing region. One of the high-yielding, high-quality orange orchards trusted by customers for many years is the orchard of Mr. Truong Van Bien's family in Dong Trung hamlet. In the photo, Mr. Truong Van Bien is delighted with his orchard laden with fruit. Photo: Xuan Hoang

To achieve a high-yield, high-quality orange orchard, Mr. Bien sought technical advice on cultivation from an expert at the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences. Photo: Xuan Hoang

Mr. Bien's orange orchard currently covers 5 hectares, of which 80% is the Xa Doai yellow-fleshed orange variety and 20% is the Van Du orange variety. According to Mr. Truong Van Bien, he estimates that his family's orange orchard will achieve a yield of nearly 30 tons/ha in the 2021 harvest. Photo: Xuan Hoang
On November 16, 2021, when the oranges were ripe and at their peak sweetness, Mr. Bien began setting up his farm and mobilizing workers to harvest the oranges for sale. Photo: Xuan Hoang
The Xa Doai oranges with their golden flesh will be harvested from now until the Lunar New Year, while the Van Du orange variety, which ripens later, will be harvested after the New Year. According to Mr. Bien, many festivals and the full moon festival take place after the New Year, making the oranges easier to sell. Photo: Xuan Hoang

Mr. Bien said that since opening the farm, customers from many places have called to place orders, so harvesting takes place daily. Photo: Xuan Hoang
Reportedly, many groups of visitors from within and outside the district came to visit Mr. Bien's orange orchard on this occasion. Photo: Xuan Hoang
Besides following VietGAP farming practices, Mr. Bien also uses chili peppers, garlic, ginger, etc., to create biological pesticides. Therefore, Mr. Bien's Vinh oranges are safe to consume. In the photo, Mr. Truong Van Bien introduces visitors to the biological pesticide production process right at his orange farm. Photo: Xuan Hoang

Mr. Bien's orange farm, specializing in Xa Doai oranges with golden flesh, grows in the rice-growing region of Yen Thanh, producing according to VietGAP standards. Address: Dong Trung Hamlet, Dong Thanh Commune, Yen Thanh District (Nghe An). Phone: 0979662635 - 0964663660.


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A feast for the eyes: Mr. Bien's orange orchard in Yen Thanh rice-growing district.
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