Get rich from growing custard apple

After many hardships, difficulties and hardships, for the past 10 years, Lung Thi Thuy and her husband, Phu La ethnic group in Coc Sam 2 village, Phong Nien commune, Bao Thang district, Lao Cai province, have been attached to the profession of growing custard apples. Not letting people down, each season, custard apples bring sweet fruits to Thuy's family. Vietcombank's extraordinary general meeting of shareholders elected Mr. Le Quang Vinh - Deputy General Director in charge of the Executive Board as a member of the Board of Directors for the 2023 - 2028 term, and dismissed Mr. Nguyen My Hao, who retired from the regime from November 1, 2024. With the above decisions, Vietcombank's Board of Directors still has 9 members. Currently, many Co Ho ethnic women in Lam Dong province have known how to take advantage of the locality, boldly investing in the production of organic coffee according to a closed process, promoting the Tay Nguyen coffee brand to domestic and foreign customers, bringing high income to their families. General news of the Ethnic and Development Newspaper. The morning news on March 8th has the following notable information: Dak Lak coffee knowledge is recognized as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage. Prosperous craft villages in Ca Mau. The season of "catching" students in Po To. Along with other current news in ethnic minority and mountainous areas. The border commune of Ban Lau in Muong Khuong district has long been known as the "barn" of bananas and pineapples in Lao Cai province. From pineapples and bananas, more and more Mong millionaires have appeared on the land devastated by the border war 46 years ago. After going through many hardships, difficulties and hardships, for the past 10 years, Lung Thi Thuy and her husband, Phu La ethnic group in Coc Sam 2 village, Phong Nien commune, Bao Thang district, Lao Cai province, have still stuck to the profession of growing custard apples. Not letting people down, each season, custard apples bring sweet fruits to Thuy's family. On March 7, 2025, Binh Duong province opened the Biwase Tour Of Vietnam. This is the first women's cycling tournament in Vietnam within the framework of the 15th annual Binh Duong International Women's Cycling Tournament, competing for the Biwase Cup, to be included in the international tournament system. "Every inch of land is gold", yet two poor Van Kieu households, Mr. Ho Van Lat and Mr. Ho Van Chun in Huong Hoa district (Quang Tri) have donated nearly 1,000 square meters of land to expand the school. The noble gesture of the two households is contributing to spreading a decent lifestyle to the local community... General news of the Ethnic and Development Newspaper. This afternoon's news on March 7, has the following notable information: 100-year journey of the Salt Industry - Human Life. Going to Si Ma Cai to see white pear flowers. The beauty of the ancient Thai village in the middle of the great forest of Nghe An. Along with other current news in ethnic minority and mountainous areas. Vietcombank's extraordinary general meeting of shareholders elected Mr. Le Quang Vinh - Deputy General Director in charge of the Executive Board as a member of the Board of Directors for the 2023 - 2028 term, and dismissed Mr. Nguyen My Hao, who retired from the regime from November 1, 2024. With the above decisions, Vietcombank's Board of Directors still has 9 members. Within the framework of the Vietnam Salt Festival - Bac Lieu in 2025, on the afternoon of March 7, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment (MARD) coordinated with the People's Committee of Bac Lieu province to organize a conference to review the implementation of Decree No. 40/2017/ND-CP of the Government on the management of salt production and trading. On the afternoon of March 7, in Hanoi, the Customs Department held a conference to announce the Decision regulating the functions, tasks, powers, and organizational structure of the Customs Department and its internal organizations; Announcing the Decisions on the personnel work of the Customs Department. Deputy Minister of Finance Nguyen Duc Chi attended and gave a speech at the Conference. On the afternoon of March 7, in Hanoi, General Secretary To Lam and the Central Working Group worked with the Central Policy and Strategy Committee on private economic development. General news of the Ethnic and Development Newspaper. This afternoon's news on March 7, has the following notable information: 100-year journey of the Salt Industry - Human Life. Going to Si Ma Cai to see white pear flowers. The beauty of the ancient Thai village in the middle of the great forest of Nghe An. Along with other current news in the ethnic minority and mountainous areas.

Ms. Lung Thi Thuy introduces the agricultural product custard apple.

In the past, Coc Sam 2 village, Phong Nien commune was just a barren rocky land, but with diligence, hard work, and determination not to give up in the face of difficulties, Ms. Thuy and her husband turned the barren land into a fertile land, with more than 1,000 custard apple trees. Under Ms. Thuy's care, the custard apples grew well.

For the past 10 years, Ms. Lung Thi Thuy's family has been one of the leading households in growing custard apples off-season on sloping hills in Phong Nien. This year is the 6th year Ms. Thuy's family has applied technical measures to make custard apples bear fruit off-season.

Ms. Thuy said: After a period of diligently studying, researching, and visiting models in other localities to learn about science and technology, care technology, pruning, and pollination, she has created a custard apple variety that bears fruit off-season. Accordingly, the custard apple has a chewy flesh, a sweet, delicious flavor, known by many people, and is not available everywhere. Currently, all of Ms. Thuy's family's custard apples are purchased by traders in the garden.

According to Ms. Thuy, growing custard apple does not require complicated techniques, but requires care, and sometimes continuous care. In addition to adding fertilizer and water, it is necessary to cut and prune branches regularly so that custard apples produce large fruits and set fruit at the right time. After fruiting, cut off and remove flat, deformed fruits. When the custard apples are large, about 4 - 5cm in diameter, cover the fruit with a mesh bag to prevent maggots (flies) from boring into the fruit and other stinging and sucking insects.

Ms. Lung Thi Thuy, Phu La ethnic group, takes care of custard apple tree.

By applying science and technology along with many years of experience, Ms. Thuy's family produces custard apple products in two main seasons (from July to August) and off-season products (from October to November).

Currently, Ms. Thuy's family has more than 1,000 custard apple trees, of which about 600 have produced fruit. Including both crops, Ms. Thuy's custard apple hill yields nearly 5 tons of custard apples/year, with the selling price at the garden during the main season ranging from 50,000 to 65,000 VND/kg depending on the size. Off-season custard apples will sell for more than main-season custard apples, bringing Ms. Thuy's family an income of more than 200 million VND/year.

The custard apple of Ms. Lung Thi Thuy's family is one of the clean custard apple growing models according to VietGAP standards that the commune is aiming for as an OCOP product to make the market more aware of.

Mr. Hoang Minh Duc, Chairman of Phong Nien Commune People's Committee, Bao Thang District

Currently, the main-season custard apple and off-season custard apple products of Ms. Lung Thi Thuy's family are famous throughout Phong Nien commune and beyond. Her family's custard apple growing model not only helps her family develop its economy but is also followed by many households in the village and commune.

Mr. Hoang Minh Duc, Chairman of Phong Nien Commune People's Committee, said that custard apple trees in Phong Nien Commune were previously mainly grown in mixed gardens, and people had not identified them as the main crop and strength in the locality. In the past 10 years, when people saw that this tree was suitable for the land, climate and product quality, it became more and more known and appreciated by customers, so the custard apple growing area in Phong Nien was increasingly expanded. The custard apple of Ms. Lung Thi Thuy's family is one of the clean custard apple growing models according to VietGAP standards that the commune is aiming for as an OCOP product to make the market more aware.

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