(Baonghean.vn) - U Market - the largest buffalo and cattle market in the province in Dai Son commune (Do Luong) is even more bustling at the end of the year.
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Before dawn, people and vehicles were already pouring into U market on all roads to buy and sell buffaloes and cows. Mr. Duong Phuc Hoa in hamlet 8, Thuan Son commune (Do Luong) took his buffalo to the market at 4am. Photo: Huy Thu |
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The buffalo market is held on the land that used to be the stadium of Dai Son commune. After many rainy days, the market is full of mud, people and buffaloes jostle each other like in a field. Photo: Huy Thu |
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The buffaloes are sprayed with letters and marked with the name of the owner who bought them. According to traders, the price of buffaloes and cows this year is “softer” than last year. The price also fluctuates depending on the fatness, thinness, size, etc. of each animal. Photo: Huy Thu |
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The pair of "young calves" still do not want to follow their new owner home. Photo: Huy Thu |
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Around the market, there are many temporary cages waiting for vehicles to transport them. Photo: Huy Thu |
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After being purchased, the buffaloes were tied around buffalo carts in the middle of the market, each cart had dozens of buffaloes. Photo: Huy Thu |
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The fat cows, brought back from Laos by traders, after many times of buying and selling, will be ready to go to the North. Photo: Huy Thu |
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Using every means to move buffalo and cows onto the truck. Photo: Huy Thu |
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Many young people in Dai Son have been proficient in trading buffalo and cows since childhood, and before the age of 20, they have become skilled traders. A young trader said: "Because the market only opens 6 times a month, the Tet atmosphere at U market has been there since the beginning of December." Photo: Huy Thu |
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Every U market session, thousands of buffaloes and cows are exchanged and bought and sold; hundreds of cars come to transport goods. Going to U - Dai Son market to wade through mud and buy buffaloes and cows during Tet is an unforgettable memory for many people. Photo: Huy Thu |
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