The man brought oranges to Anh Son land

At the end of the year, we visited the famous orange garden of Mr. Pham Van Ngoc's family in village 2, Khai Son commune, the first person to grow this type of orange in Anh Son.

Since 2007, Mr. Ngoc's family has invested capital in growing orange trees on the family's hilly land.

Up to now, after 10 years of hard work, his family has 1,000 pomelo trees, of which more than 200 have been harvested.

The special thing is that thanks to the application of techniques, the orange garden is harvested on the occasion of Lunar New Year, which is very convenient for consumption. This Tet, the orange garden will yield more than 4 tons of fruit, with a selling price of 70,000 VND/kg, Mr. Ngoc will earn over 300 million VND..

Mr. Pham Van Ngoc's family in village 2, Khai Son commune (Anh Son) has 10 hectares of land and is currently growing more than 1,000 pomelo trees. Photo: Canh Duong

Not only was he successful in bringing orange trees back to his homeland to grow, Mr. Ngoc also regularly shares and guides orange growing techniques to other households in the commune and some neighboring communes.

With diligence, hard work, knowing how to apply techniques and boldly converting crop structure, Mr. Pham Van Ngoc has succeeded with new crops and brought in high income.

Each orange tree yields 100-150 kg of fruit; the average selling price during Tet is 70,000-80,000 VND/kg. Photo: Canh Duong

Currently, Anh Son district has 115 hectares of oranges, including the Bu oranges, which usually ripen during the Lunar New Year and are therefore highly valued. In particular, the Bu orange tree is showing its value, with each kilogram of Bu oranges costing from 70,000 to 90,000 VND/kg, bringing in a considerable income for farmers.

Mr. Ngoc's family's orange garden.