(HBO) - Tan Thanh hamlet, the most prosperous village in Yen Tri commune (Yen Thuy) with the green shores of corns, sweet potatoes, and large yellow ripe rice fields. Through the introduction of the chairman of the hamlet, Mr. Quach Trong Tung, the people here pioneered in exchanging land plots, restructuring plants and animals. As a result, the material life of most households has been improved.


Village roads, lanes of Tan Thanh hamlet, Yen Tri commune (Yen Thuy) are hardened, facilitating the trade and travel in the whole commune.

Being a pure agricultural village, Tan Thanh not only looks forward to rice, but also the movement of the mixed garden improvement is developed and widely expanded. Besides the area of ​​more than 4 hectares of oranges and pomelos, most of the village's cultivation land has been covered green of corns, sugarcanes and vegetables with the area of about 6 hectares all around the year. Recently, many households have boldly grown chilli, winter stomach cucumbers to increase their income. The ponds and lakes have also been contracted by farmers to raise fish. With the industriousness and the willingness, they have actively applied the scientific and technological advances to production, the average income per capita of the village always stands at the top of the commune. In 2017, the average income reached 28 million VND a person, by 2018 it reached 30 million VND a person, the poor households reduced to six ones only.

Thanks to the stable economy, people's material and spiritual lives are increasingly improved. There are 134 households with 503 people in the village. Muong ethnic people living in the area account for over 70%. Over the past years, people have actively participated, supported and contributed to the movements and activities in the locality, especially in the implementation of the campaign "All people unite to build new rural areas", the movement "Together to build new rural areas", hardening the rural roads and so on. The village has hardened the lane axis of the hamlet and branch roads to the most remote households with about 5.5 km, ensuring that 100% of the rural roads has been concreted and asphalted. There are no muddy roads. The socialization work has received the response and consensus of the people. They are ready to donate the land, money and materials to upgrade, renovate and build new civil works and welfare works. From 2011 by mobilizing people's resources, billions of Vietnamese dongs have been collected to build the cultural houses, the village gates and the rural roads.

 

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