By June 18, Thanh Ha farmers had finished harvesting all the lychee tea. This year, Thanh Ha lychee output reached about 25,000 tons, sold at an average price of 40,000 VND/kg, farmers earned about 1,000 billion VND, down about 400 billion VND compared to last year, not including seasonal lychee sources.

This year’s lychee harvest season only lasts for 1 month (previous years it took about 2 months). Due to the small quantity of lychees, traders do not use container trucks to buy them, but mainly use small trucks. Therefore, there is no traffic jam in the district.

According to the assessment of Thanh Ha district's professional departments, this year's lychee output has decreased by half compared to last year, but the price is three times higher. Due to the scarcity of lychees, consumption is mainly domestic, accounting for about 60%; the Chinese market accounts for 25%; and the markets of demanding countries account for 15%.

This season, there is no dried Thanh Ha lychee. Farmers clean up the garden and prune the lychee trees as they harvest, focusing on taking care of the trees to recover for a new bumper crop.

Due to crop failure, there was a time when the price of good Thanh Ha litchis in the main season sold at the garden was 85,000 VND/kg, about 60,000 VND/kg higher than last year.

This is an unprecedented high price for Thanh Ha litchi in the main crop. The reason is that this year the output of litchi tea is low and sold on the first day of the festival, so the market demand is higher than usual.

Lychee is mainly grown in Ha Nam area. Due to unfavorable weather at the beginning of the year, the yield is low, lychee is sparse, ripens unevenly, and people do not harvest in a concentrated manner.