Cage fish model, beef cattle worth hundreds of millions on Nam Non River

(Baonghean.vn) - Realizing the advantages of water resources and forest hills, Mr. Pham Van Than in Cua Rao 1 village, Xa Luong commune, Tuong Duong has raised fish in cages and cows with high efficiency.

Mr. Pham Van Than said: Taking advantage of the river water source, his family tried to raise fish in cages since 2005. At first, it was very difficult due to lack of capital and technology, so the family only invested in raising 1 fish cage. Gradually, he increased to 2 fish cages with carp, silver carp, grass carp, etc. Thanks to the abundant natural alluvial source, fish raised in cages grow quickly, earning 30-40 million VND each year from fish.

Fish cages along the Nam Non River of him and other households

Saving up capital, he raised more cows and pigs for meat. To ensure a steady income from raising cows, Mr. Than invested nearly 80 million VND to build barns, keep the cows warm when winter comes and plant elephant grass for the cows to eat. Up to now, he has 7 cows, including 1 bull, 6 breeding cows, giving birth to 4-5 calves each year. Each year, he earns over 100 million VND from selling calves.

Taking advantage of a garden of nearly 1 hectare, in early 2016, Mr. Than continued to borrow an additional investment capital of 200 million VND to build a pig farm to raise super lean pigs. His farm was built according to the technical standards of a livestock farm, with an area of ​​320 m2, divided into 10 cells.

Mr. Pham Van Than is cutting elephant grass to feed the cows.

Thanks to raising livestock, he also has enough gas for his family's daily needs. In remote mountainous areas, gas production like Mr. Than's can be counted on the fingers of one hand.

His annual revenue from caged fish, beef, and pork reaches nearly 300 million VND.

Thanks to the proactive use of elephant grass, the herd of cows grows well.

Mr. Than's integrated livestock model creates jobs for 2 workers with stable salaries and is worth learning from the experience of the people in the mountainous areas.

Every year, Mr. Than sells nearly 100 pigs for meat, earning hundreds of millions of dong in revenue.

Van Truong