Donate pig and cow breeds to poor households in Ky Son and Que Phong to develop livestock farming.

(Baonghean.vn) - On December 22, Nam Can Border Guard Station (Nghe An Border Guard) and Que Phong Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities gave cows and pigs to poor households in Ky Son, Que Phong.

Giving piglets to poor households in Nam Can commune - Ky Son. Photo: Hai Thuong.

Nam Can Border Guard Station (Nghe An Border Guard) has presented 11 breeding pigs to 5 families in the area. These are the breeding pigs that Nam Can Border Guard Station directly raised and selected at the unit according to Project 3303/QD-UB (dated July 15, 2015) of the Provincial People's Committee on building a local pig breeding facility to provide breeding pigs for people in the border area.

The households that were awarded piglets this time are in difficult circumstances and determined to overcome hunger and reduce poverty, and were selected from Nam Can commune. Along with giving piglets, Nam Can Border Guard Station also provided guidance on breeding techniques and veterinary care for the pigs to develop.

Since the beginning of 2017, Nam Can Border Guard Station has donated 4 batches of piglets to people in Nam Can commune, with a total of 41 piglets.

Hai Thuong

Giving cows to poor families in Que Phong. Photo: Van Thanh

Responding to the call of the Standing Committee of Que Phong District Party Committee to help poor households in the area to sustainably reduce poverty, Que Phong Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities chose the family of Mr. Ha Van Quang in Na Cay Village, Tien Phong Commune as a poor household with a pair of cows worth 15 million VND to help the family develop livestock farming.

Along with that, Que Phong Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities mobilized nearly 100 students and teachers to plant and give away 150 varieties of fruit trees (avocado, orange, banana...) to families.

Van Thanh