According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, in the first 9 months of the year, the whole country cultivated 6,855.3 thousand hectares, down 0.6% over the same period last year; harvested 5,366.8 thousand hectares, down 1.1% with an average yield of 62.6 quintals/ha, up 1.6 quintals/ha; harvested output was 33.6 million tons, up 1.4%.
Regarding livestock farming, thanks to the basic control of livestock and poultry diseases, livestock and poultry farming developed well. The total livestock herd increased, specifically: Buffalo herd, meat output reached 90.6 thousand tons, up 0.1%; Cow herd, meat output reached 373.4 thousand tons, up 2.4%; fresh cow's milk reached 892.5 million liters, up 3.4%; Pig herd, up 4.2%, pork output is estimated at 3,632.9 thousand tons, up 6.8%. Poultry herd, up 3.5%; meat output is estimated at 1,737.2 thousand tons, up 6.0%; eggs are estimated at 14.2 billion, up 5.6%.
For forestry, direct forest fire prevention and control work, promptly detect forest fire risks, especially in key high-risk areas such as the Northwest, Central Highlands, and North Central regions. The damaged forest area in the first 9 months of the year was 1,641.79 hectares, an increase of 83%, of which 671.8 hectares were burned, 27.4 times higher, and 922.21 hectares were cut down and destroyed, an increase of 7%. Accumulated to September 22, 2023, VND 2,027.64 billion in forest environmental service revenue was collected, reaching 61.6% of the annual plan and decreasing by 17% compared to the previous year.
For the seafood industry, the seafood export market in the third quarter began to improve, creating motivation for new farmers; marine exploitation remained stable due to favorable weather. September output reached 857.7 thousand tons, up 2.8% compared to the previous year; accumulated output for the first 9 months was 6,796.7 thousand tons, up 2.1%.
Regarding the export and import of agricultural and forestry products, the total export and import turnover reached 68.92 billion USD, down 7.5% compared to the previous year. Of which, export was 38.48 billion USD, import was 30.44 billion USD, trade surplus was 8.04 billion USD, up 22.5% compared to the previous year.
Regarding exports, September exports are estimated at 4.8 billion USD, up 22% compared to September 2022; of which, agricultural products are 2.45 billion USD, up 46.9%; livestock 45.3 million USD, up 32.6%; forestry products are 1.28 billion USD, up 7.3%; aquatic products are 850 million USD, down 0.8%; production inputs are 166.5 million USD, down 5.5%.
In the first 9 months, due to the sharp decrease in export value of some key export items, the total export turnover is estimated at 38.48 billion USD, down 5.1% compared to the same period last year. Of which, the aquatic products group is 6.64 billion USD, down 21.7%; forestry products is 10.44 billion USD, down 20.6%; production inputs are 1.49 billion USD, down 20.2%.
Particularly, the agricultural and livestock products group had increased value, agricultural products 19.54 billion USD, up 16.7% (contributed by the export value of vegetables and fruits 4.2 billion USD, up 71.8%; rice 3.66 billion USD, up 40.4%; cashew nuts 2.61 billion USD, up 14.3%; coffee 3.16 billion USD, up 1.9%) and livestock products estimated at 369 million USD, up 26.4%.
Regarding agricultural, forestry and fishery export turnover, in September, exports were estimated at 4.8 billion USD, down 2.7% compared to August 2023 and up 22% compared to September 2022.
Of which, agricultural products were 2.45 billion USD, up 46.9% compared to September 2022; livestock products were 45.3 million USD, up 32.6%; forestry products were 1.28 billion USD, up 7.3%; aquatic products were 850 million USD, down 0.8%; production inputs were 166.5 million USD, down 5.5%.
In the first 9 months of the year, due to the sharp decrease in export value of some key export items, the total export turnover is estimated at 38.48 billion USD, down 5.1% compared to the same period last year. Of which, the aquatic products group is 6.64 billion USD, down 21.7%; forestry products is 10.44 billion USD, down 20.6%; production inputs are 1.49 billion USD, down 20.2%.
Particularly, the agricultural and livestock products group had increased value, agricultural products 19.54 billion USD, up 16.7% (contributed by the export value of vegetables and fruits 4.2 billion USD, up 71.8%; rice 3.66 billion USD, up 40.4%; cashew nuts 2.61 billion USD, up 14.3%; coffee 3.16 billion USD, up 1.9%) and livestock products estimated at 369 million USD, up 26.4%...
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