Tuesday, DNUM_CZJZCACF
Vietnamese
  • Nghe An Newspaper:
  • Nghe An Television:
Economy

Nghe An farmers busy harvesting OCOP shallots

Thanh Phuc • DNUM_CHZADZCACF 16:48

These days, Nghe An farmers are rushing to the fields to harvest shallots - a 3-star OCOP product to sell to traders...

bna_ruong-hanh-2-52adf162f5150bc2989b886f9b116f8f(1).png
At this time, farmers in the localities: Nghi Lam, Nghi Thuan... (Nghi Loc) are busy harvesting shallots. Shallots are grown in large areas of up to nearly 100 hectares... Photo: TP
hành già
Start planting around July every year, and by March of the following year, when the onion plants have lost all their leaves and the bulbs are firm and old, people will harvest. Photo: TP
thu hoạch
In the fields, people are rushing to harvest onions to sell to traders. Because if they are not harvested in time, the onions will be too old and will rise above the ground, change color and be of poor quality. Photo: TP
hành 5
Most of the soil for growing onions is sandy soil, mixed with rice husks, organic fertilizer and covered with pine needles so it is loose. When harvesting, use your hands to pull out each onion bush, shake it gently to get the bulbs or use a small shovel to dig up the onions. Photo: TP
sàng sảy
Shallots have long been considered a staple crop in many localities in the province. However, shallots in Nghi Loc are still more “famous” than in other places. The onions are large and round, rich in essential oils and very fragrant, so they are popular with customers… Photo: TP
hành 1
According to statistics from the Department of Agriculture of Nghi Loc district, there are nearly 300 hectares of shallots in the area. Of which, Nghi Lam is the locality with the largest area of ​​shallots with about 85 hectares, followed by Nghi Thuan with 80 hectares... Currently, shallots in Nghi Thuan and Nghi Lam have achieved 3-star OCOP certification, produced according to VietGAP standards. Photo: TP
được mùa
This year, shallots have a good harvest, with an estimated yield of 10-11 tons/ha, about 2 tons/ha higher than previous years. Photo: TP
phân loiaj
Although the price of shallots is erratic, some years it is up to 50,000-70,000 VND/kg but some years it is as low as only 20,000-30,000 VND/kg. However, compared to growing rice and peanuts, shallots still bring higher economic efficiency. Photo: TP
img_2779(1).jpg
However, planting and caring for onions is quite elaborate. In particular, the harvesting stage takes a lot of time and requires patience and diligence. Each person, if diligent and hard-working, can only dig about 20kg of onions per day. For each sao of onions, if only one person, it will take up to 15 days to harvest. Photo: TP

Related Posts

Read more

Nông dân Nghệ An trồng kiệu bán Tết trên đất hành tăm

Nghe An farmers grow onions for Tet sale on shallot land

Nghi Loc

See more Economy

Featured Nghe An Newspaper

Latest

    See more

    Read more

      x
      Economy
      Nghe An farmers busy harvesting OCOP shallots

      Managing agency: Nghe An Provincial Party Committee

      Editor-in-Chief: Tran Minh Ngoc

      Electronic newspaper operating license number: 153/GP-BTTTT

      Ministry of Information and Communications issued on March 24, 2022

      Nghe An Newspaper and Radio and Television

      Head office: No. 01 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai - Thanh Vinh Ward - Nghe An Province

      Facility 2: No. 378 Lenin - Truong Vinh Ward - Nghe An Province

      Phone: 0889662525; Fax:(023)83.847898

      Contact to send news:[email protected]

      Contact advertising

      Phone: (023)88 600006
      E-mail: [email protected]

      Any form of copying information or images must have written consent.
      © Copyright belongs to Nghe An Newspaper and Radio and Television

      POWERED BYONECMS- A PRODUCT OFNEKO