The Standing Committee of the Farmers' Association of Huong Khe district (Ha Tinh) has developed a plan to launch the 2024 winter crop production movement combined with the construction of a "scallion planting model to raise association funds" in Huong Lien commune.
The Farmers' Association of Huong Khe district (Ha Tinh) launched the 2024 winter crop production movement combined with the construction of a "scallion planting model to raise association funds" in Huong Lien commune. Photo: PV
Huong Khe District Farmers' Association has promptly disseminated and disseminated to all cadres, members and people to know and understand the leadership and direction documents of the Central Government, the province and the district on production. In addition, mobilize cadres, members and farmers to participate, focus on directing timely production, strive to complete and exceed the planned targets, absolutely not leaving any land area abandoned.
Farmers' Association of Huong Khe district, Ha Tinh province guides Chut ethnic people to grow shallots to develop the economy. Photo: PV
Innovate operating methods, diversify forms of gathering members, organize fundraising for association activities in many forms, create conditions for effective and practical association activities.
The District Farmers’ Association also coordinated with Huong Lien Commune to guide the Chut ethnic people in growing shallots to develop the economy. This is also the first time the Chut ethnic people in Huong Lien Commune have produced a winter crop. The model of growing shallots in the winter carries the aspiration of the people to change their habits, diversify agricultural products and escape poverty sustainably.
This is the first year that the Chut ethnic people in Rao Tre village produce winter crops. Photo: PV
Ms. Ho Thi Thanh, resident of Rao Tre village, Huong Lien commune, excitedly said: "Before, we did not cultivate, the land was left fallow, which was a waste. Now, with the guidance from the District Farmers' Association on growing chives in the winter, we are very excited, hoping that this model will help the Chut ethnic people escape poverty."
Dozens of Farmers' Association officials and Border Guard soldiers went to the fields to guide the Chut ethnic people in growing shallots. Photo: PV
Ms. Ho Thi Kien - Head of Rao Tre village, Huong Lien commune, said: "I am very happy when the villagers bring hoes and shovels to the fields to learn the technique of growing chives guided by the Huong Khe District Farmers' Association. The Huong Khe District Farmers' Association has supported seeds, fertilizers and wholeheartedly guided us in growing chives, the villagers are very grateful to the Farmers' Association".
Ms. Ho Thi Kien - Head of Rao Tre village, Huong Lien commune (3rd from right) attentively learns experience and practices growing chives. Photo: PV
This winter crop, the Chut ethnic people will test-plant 1 sao of shallots, with all production costs supported by the Huong Khe District Farmers' Association and the Farmers' Support Center (Ha Tinh Province Farmers' Association). To help farmers grow shallots effectively, the Farmers' Association officers and Border Guard soldiers directly guided and guided farmers from soil improvement, bed making, fertilization, sowing, etc. During the production process, the units will monitor and guide farmers on techniques for caring for and harvesting shallots.
The entire cost of producing shallots is supported by the Huong Khe District Farmers' Association and the Farmers' Support Center (Ha Tinh Province Farmers' Association). Photo: PV
From the pilot model for the first crop, the Huong Khe District Farmers’ Association will evaluate its effectiveness for the coming years. The shallot product of the Chut ethnic group is expected to become a typical product, contributing to promoting it to tourists when Huong Khe District develops a community tourism model and experience in the coming time.
Mr. Dinh Cong Tiu - Chairman of the Farmers' Association of Huong Khe district directly guides the Chut ethnic people on the technique of growing shallots. Photo: PV
Speaking with Dan Viet reporter, Mr. Dinh Cong Tiu - Chairman of the Farmers' Association of Huong Khe district, said: "In Rao Tre village, the Chut ethnic people have limited farming techniques, so many areas of agricultural land are still abandoned. The Standing Committee of the District Farmers' Association has mobilized the Chut ethnic people and the people of Huong Lien commune to encourage and propagate them to grow chives in the winter crop."
"This year, the profits from growing chives will be used to raise funds to support people in need. Next year, we will transfer land area and farming techniques to the Chut ethnic group to continue growing chives to develop the local economy," said Mr. Dinh Cong Tiu - Chairman of the Farmers' Association of Huong Khe district.
Source: https://danviet.vn/hanh-tam-cu-be-tin-hin-thom-nuc-ma-hoi-nd-ha-tinh-huong-dan-dong-bao-chut-trong-tang-quy-20241014221029399.htm
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