Spending all his capital to grow black grapes, people come to take pictures and film, Nghe An men count money steadily

Take a risk, spend all your capital to grow black grapes on difficult land

At this time, the black summer grape garden laden with fruit of Mr. Le Xuan Hai's family (born in 1982) in Xuan Thanh commune, Yen Thanh district, Nghe An is attracting many people to visit. Everyone is taking the opportunity to film and take photos to capture the most beautiful pictures of the laden grape garden.

At this time, the black grape garden of Mr. Hai's family in Xuan Thanh commune, Yen Thanh district, Nghe An province is full of fruit. Anyone who comes to visit must be amazed. Photo: VH

Mr. Le Xuan Hai spent a long time working abroad. During his years away from home, Mr. Hai also worked on grape farms. This was also the time that helped him accumulate experience, techniques and capital to realize his dream of getting rich right in his homeland.

Returning home, he decided to invest all his accumulated capital to improve the difficult land in Xuan Thanh commune, Yen Thanh district, Nghe An province to grow black grapes.

With more than 2,000 square meters of greenhouse, Mr. Hai grows about 500 black grape trees. Photo: VH

In November 2022, he started building a greenhouse. The land was too barren, so he had to "add" thousands of cubic meters of soil and add organic fertilizer to make the soil loose, ensuring enough conditions for the black grape to grow and develop. He also imported black grape varieties from abroad to ensure safety.

Mr. Hai shared that the most important thing in growing black grapes is the soil. Nghe An has a very harsh climate. Summer is scorching hot, winter is bone-chilling cold. Therefore, the net house system helps black grapes not be affected by weather conditions.

Black grape vines take root on difficult land in Xuan Thanh commune, Yen Thanh district, Nghe An province. Photo: VH

In addition, other factors such as erratic heavy rains and frost also greatly affect the growth and development of black grape vines. Although black grape vines can withstand drought well, Mr. Hai also invested in a modern irrigation system to ensure water supply for the vines.

The day the first black grapevines were planted was also the most exciting time for Mr. Hai and his family members. Only when the black grapevines took root and grew steadily did everyone breathe a sigh of relief.

Mr. Hai's family's black grape garden with bunches of fruit hanging from the trellis makes many people admire. Photo: VH

However, although the grapevine has developed and branched evenly, that is only the beginning. Depending on each stage of the black grapevine's growth and weather conditions, Mr. Hai periodically fertilizes to provide nutrients for the plant. Mr. Hai often uses organic fertilizer to ensure the soil is loose.

Mr. Hai shared: "For the grapevines to grow well, the first thing you have to do is regularly monitor the humidity of the garden through each growth cycle of the grapevines. For example, during the flowering stage of the black grapevines, the humidity must be between 70 and 80%. During the preparation stage for harvest, the humidity only needs to be 20 to 30%."

Currently, Mr. Hai is selling black grapes right in the garden for about 150,000 VND/kg. Photo: VH

The black summer grape garden with heavy fruit hanging on the trellis makes everyone who comes admire and praise it endlessly.

Thanks to good care techniques, after nearly a year, Mr. Hai's family's vineyard of more than 2,000 square meters with 500 trees is full of fruit. The large bunches of black summer grapes hanging densely on the trellis surprise everyone. This year is the second harvest, with an expected yield of 1.5 to 2 tons of fruit.

Mr. Hai grows black grapes entirely using organic methods, so they are popular in the market. Photo: VH

Mr. Hai grows black grapes entirely using organic methods, so they are very popular in the market. Currently, black grapes are being sold by Mr. Hai at the garden for about 150,000 VND/kg. Anyone who comes to experience the vineyard also buys them for their family to enjoy.

The images of the black summer grape garden bearing heavy fruit right in the difficult land surprised many people. When visiting, experiencing and taking photos at the vineyard, everyone praised it. Thanks to the black summer grape, Mr. Hai's family gradually had a good income, and the economy became more and more stable.

This year, the black grape garden of Mr. Hai's family in Xuan Thanh commune, Yen Thanh district, Nghe An province is expected to harvest 1.5 to 2 tons of fruit. Photo: VH

Thousands of people from inside and outside the province have come to visit and experience the summer black grape garden of Mr. Hai's family. Many people are excited to pick and enjoy the grapes right in the garden. Mr. Hai also hopes to soon complete the procedures to recognize summer black grapes as an OCOP product to increase the value of the product.

Mr. Phan Hoang Thu, Chairman of Xuan Thanh Commune People's Committee, said that Hai's family's black grape growing model has shown economic efficiency. This is also a breakthrough model compared to traditional local crops. The locality is also guiding the family to make products that meet OCOP standards.

Mr. Hai is also developing the summer black grape garden into an agricultural tourism model associated with production activities. Photo: VH

Yen Thanh District, Nghe An Province is working with participating agencies to assess and orient support for Mr. Hai's household to develop an agricultural tourism model associated with production activities. In addition to producing clean organic fruits, this place will become a destination for sightseeing and experience. This is also a development direction that Mr. Hai is building to increase his income.

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