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Tan Yen farmers harvest lychee at night
Updated: 15:02, 09/06/2023
(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. |
The northern province of Bac Giang will export lychee, one of its specialties, via the Kep railway station for the first time this year, heard a conference on lychee consumption promotion on June 7.
(BGO) –
It is the peak harvest season of early ripening lychee in Bac Giang province. At
the end of June 5, more than 18,000 tonnes of lychee were sold at stable price.
The first official-channel shipment of Vietnamese lychee imported by the UK’s TT Meridian Ltd has arrived in the UK.
(BGO) – The
Immigration Department (Ministry of Public Security) has allowed 44 Chinese
traders to enter Vietnam and buy lychee for export in Bac Giang province from
May 26 till July 30, 2023.
(BGO) – A big scale fashion show was first ever held on June 4 at the lychee
garden of Tran Van Hanh in Chao village, Giap Son commune, Luc Ngan district
(Bac Giang province) by Hanoi based Phuc Lam Trading and Service Company
Limited and Giap Son Agriculture and Ecotourism Cooperative.
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