(Baonghean.vn) -Implementing the agricultural restructuring project, withpolicy mechanismssupport farmers,arrivenow the whole districtMr. SonThere are over 500 effective business production models.People's lives here have improved thanks to the orientation of developing production and livestock models.thanks to the developmentrich natural potential oflocal.
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| In recent years, many farming households in Anh Son have boldly invested in building farm and ranch models, focusing on producing key products of the district such as: Growing tea, sugarcane, fruit trees, raising pigs, buffaloes, cows, and chickens on a large scale with high economic value. Photo: Sy Minh |
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| Promoting the strength of developing the main crop of tea, Hung Son commune invested in expanding the area. Up to now, the whole commune has 430 households growing and producing tea, with an area of 384.2 hectares. Photo: Sy Minh |
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| Hung Son people are proactive in applying new techniques in producing commercial tea buds with good quality; average income is 90 million VND/ha/year. Photo: Sy Minh |
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| Cam Son is a commune recognized for having many production models that have been formed and maintained sustainably in Anh Son district. Currently, the whole commune has 34 farms and family farms that are operating effectively, with revenues of 300 million VND or more; including farms with revenues of billions of VND/year. Photo: Sy Minh |
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| Typically, the family of Mr. Nguyen Tien Dung (Hamlet 1/5, Cam Son Commune) owns a comprehensive livestock farm on an area of nearly 2 hectares, planting forests, raising pigs and fish ponds. Photo: Sy Minh |
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| He boldly invested in pig farms, with modern cooling systems, and selected imported breeds. Up to now, each year, Mr. Dung's family raises about 40 sows, with a total herd of about 800 pigs/year; revenue reaches about 2 billion VND/year. Photo: Sy Minh |
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| Taking advantage of the large hilly land, with a hilly garden area of 10 hectares, Mr. Nguyen Quang Hung's family (Hoi Lam village, Cam Son commune) developed chicken farming, dug fish ponds and raised fish and frogs. Photo: Sy Minh |
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| Revenue from this model reaches over 1.5 billion VND per year. Photo: Sy Minh |
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| With the orientation of developing commercial livestock farming, the number of economic development models of farms and households in Cam Son area is increasing. Accordingly, the service of supplying animal feed is also developing quite well. Photo: Sy Minh |
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| With the orientation of developing a new production model, the mindset of commodity production has changed the lives of Anh Son people; the poverty rate of the whole district has decreased significantly (from over 21% in 2011, now only over 15%). Photo: Sy Minh |
Sy Minh - Dinh Nguyet
