(HBO) - Thanks to the opportunity and brave investment, Mr. Bui Van Tan, Tuan Lo commune (Tan Lac) has found a promising start-up with vegetables and roots originating from Korea.

 

Mr. Bui Van Tan, the Secretary of Youth Union of Tuan Lo commune (Tan Lac) starts his business with the model of growing Korean vegetables and roots on the "cold land" of Quyet Chien.

 Exactly as what the Secretary of Youth Union of Tan Lac District Cao Viet Dong introduced, the beds of white radish, purple radish, the onion of Mr. Tan's family were all "terrible". "According to the information from the suppliers, in the South Korea, white radish which they grow can reach the highest weight of about 1, 6 kg. On this land, after 10 months of planting and recent 3 harvesting seasons, there have some radish weighed over 1, 6 kg. This onion is also originated from Korea, weighing up to 0.2 kg per one when being harvested. In general, the climate on this land is quite favorable, so the vegetables that my family is growing are quite in good development, "Tan shared.

In 2014, the Korean non-governmental organization GNI (Good Neighbors International) launched a project to help farmers in Quyet Chien commune grow vegetables and roots originating from Korea. With the desire to build a model for the families, as well as leading for local people to follow, Tan has discussed with his family to decide to build this model.

In order to have a land area to build the model, his family had to rent nearly 1, 5 hectares of paddy fields of the local people. Fortunately, after the initial failure due to the disaster, up to now, the vegetable garden has brought the initially optimistic results." He delightedly told.

In May of 2017, Mr. Tan started to produce. Up to now, he has collected more than 100 million dollars for selling products. According to Tan, the products of his family are collected by supermarkets, so they require products of very high quality. "Products must be beautiful, as well as various sizes and safe. When collecting the products, if they check and find that the products do not meet the requirements or the amount of plant protection substances exceeds the permitted amount, they will eliminate the products immediately. Therefore, we always have to learn, exchange techniques to create clean products and meet the requirements of the supermarket, as well as to develop sustainably, "Tan shared.

As the Secretary of Youth Union of Tuan Lo commune, Mr. Tan does not have much time to care for the vegetable garden of his family. Although the distance from his home to the garden is about 14 km, every afternoon, he runs his motorbike to visit the garden. Currently, the task of taking care of vegetable gardens is being done by his parents. In addition, his family also creates regular jobs for 7 local laborers.

"At present, I have not planted all the land we have hired, so we will focus on growing in the whole area and taking good care of it." With the current development and output situation, I am very optimistic about the direction I have chosen. On this land, for a long time, chayote is a kind of vegetables which has brought high economic value, but in winter, when the temperature is low, the chayote would grow poorly. However, white radish, onions or purple radish originated from Korea are quite suitable for the land here. It will be the advantage of the model that my family is implementing. I myself will do my best to gain more knowledge to create clean products for the market, "Tan shared.

 

 

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