Over 21,270 farmer households in Bac Giang city recognized as good production and business

(BGO) – More than 21,270 out of 23,447 registered turns of farmers in Bac  Giang city (Bac Giang province) have been qualified as good production and business households at all levels since 2018.

There are more good production and business households at provincial and central levels with income of 250 – 800 million VND per year as well as exemplary models.

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Typical examples are the the models to grow lilies of Nguyen Van Trong in Phuc Ha village and Nguyen Thi Tinh in Dong Bui village (Song Mai commune); raise pig of Luu Van Nhiem in Soi village (Dong Son commune); grow grafted peach on the old peach trees, off-season gladiolus flowers, new varieties of double lilies in Dinh Tri commune; apply digital technology in tilapia farming in Dong Son and Da Mai ward among others.

Farmers’club with great income

(BGO) – Growing up from the field, the once austere farmers in Yen Dung district (Bac Giang province) conquered difficulties to get rich by their own hands and talents. Thanks to bold spirit, now they become outstanding farmers who are good at production and business at both central and provincial level.   

 

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Chairman of Bac Giang Farmers' Association honored as "Farmer’s Scientist"

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