(BGO) – Tan Yen district (Bac Giang province) grows 1,340 hectares of lychee with estimated productivity of some 17,000 tonnes including 1,170 hectares of early ripening lychee (total output of 15,500 tonnes). So far, the district has harvested about 13,000 tonnes of fruits, accounting for over 80 percent.
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The farmers in Phuc Hoa commune start to harvest lychee at 2 am to take advantage of cool weather and timely supply the fruits to market. |
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Each bunch of lychees are carefully harvested. |
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According to farmer in Ca An village (Phuc Hoa commune), harvesting lychee at night can reduce the tiredness and time pressure. |
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The farmers remove leaves and carefully bundle the fruits. |
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The farmers in Thai Hoa village (Phuc Hoa commune) harvest early ripening lychee. |
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The harvested lychees are delivered to weighting points and packed ready for consumption. |
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So far, the farmers in Tan Yen district have basically completed to harvest early ripening lychee with smooth consumption and stable price. |
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