Raising billions from the quarterly lemon
In the summer, lemons are popular with consumers and sell well. economic In recent years, Nguyen Duc Thuong's family in the village of 19/5, Du Hang commune, Bu Jiabao district has made a fortune from this model.
After planting 300 experimental quarter lemon trees, Mr. Thuận noticed that lemons fit the local terrain, grow fast, for high yield so he decided to expand the area from 3 acres to 1 hectare. With a planting distance of 3x3m, he cultivated about 1,000 trees per hectare.
Every year, Nguyen Duc Thuy's lemon orchard yields about one billion VND per hectare
According to Mr. Thuận, lemons have a number of common pests and diseases such as phylloxera, root rot and types of waxworms, golden spiders. To avoid the aforementioned pests, farmers can catch by hand or use biological preparations spraying all over the plant foliage.
Like other crops, as the lemon grows it will need to remove unsuitable branches, in order to create photosynthesis, reduce pests, concentrate nutrients for fruit cultivation. The pruning is done regularly by Mr. Thuận, so there are continuously successive cuttings, harvested all year round.
His family now earns millions of dollars a day from lemon orchards, and the ease of consumption coupled with stable selling prices makes him feel good about this economic model.
Greetings from Taiwan
Although there is only more than 1 hectare of land on the high hill, but Mr. Zhang Cong Tuan Anh in grade 2, Dong Tam commune, Dong Phu district has planted 180 Taiwanese mango trees interspersed among rows of Thai mangoes. The number of not many parallel trees are a source of daily income that helps him to have conditions for reinvestment.
Mr. Zhang's orchard always has fruit to supply the retail market
At all times, Tuấn Anh's orchard has both young fruit and budding white flowers. Successive generations of fruits create moderately productive clusters, through which the gardener continuously harvested nine seasons to provide for the market. This result is due to the method of giving fruit in a circle that Tuấn Anh considers suitable for farmers under potential market conditions with many price fluctuations.
There are two reasons for choosing to make fruit in a circle. The branches will take turns growing flowers, fruits according to each stage. Therefore, the tree will have time to accumulate nutrition and rest. The branch will not be exhausted due to having to simultaneously grow fruit. With this method, the orchard always has fruit with moderate yields, easy consumption, without fear of stagnation. In case of low prices also does not fear severe damage - Tuấn Anh said.
According to Tuấn Anh, productive fruit planting must go hand in hand with quality; the shape and pattern should be beautiful to compete on the market. Blessings So, after a lot of research and studying in different places, he used the old leaves to be wrapped in bags or pockets that were specially designed for packing fruit, so as to reduce heat from sunlight. This is costly but effective at avoiding high humidity, fruits also ripen smoothly, avoid harmful insects.
With a passion to do agricultureTuấn Anh invested in drilling wells, installed sprinkler irrigation systems around the garden, made floating tanks, lined with rainwater storage so that the gardens did not lack water. The entire garden was cared for by him with chicken manure, pest control using biological methods.
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