At this time, most of the spring rice fields in Yen Thanh district have ripened. Taking advantage of favorable weather, farmers are concentrating human and material resources to go to the fields to harvest. Photo: Van Truong Farmers in Xuan Thanh commune, Yen Thanh district bring rice back to the village. Photo: Van Truong This year's spring rice crop in Yen Thanh district is a bumper crop, estimated at over 7.5 tons/ha. Photo: Van Truong
Mr. Le Van Hong - Head of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Yen Thanh district added: This spring crop, Yen Thanh district planted 12,700 hectares of rice. At this time, the whole district has harvested over 65% of the area, and is expected to complete the harvest by May 20. In the photo: Motor vehicles go to the fields to transport rice. Photo: Van Truong In Dien Chau district, these days, combine harvesters are also operating at full capacity to speed up the spring rice harvest. Photo: Van Truong Mr. Le The Hieu - Head of the Department of Agriculture of Dien Chau district said: Dien Chau district planted nearly 9,000 hectares of spring rice, with a yield of 74.8 quintals/ha, 0.4 quintals/ha higher than last year. Up to this point, the whole district has harvested over 70% of the area, and it is expected that the spring rice harvest will be completed in about 8-10 days. Photo: Van Truong
Recently, comrade Nguyen Van De - Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and the working delegation inspected the progress of spring rice harvest in some localities in the province. The Vice Chairman noted that currently, rice in many places has ripened, implementing the motto "green at home is better than ripe in the field", localities need to take advantage of favorable weather, organize propaganda, mobilize farmers to concentrate machinery and human resources to urgently harvest spring rice to avoid unusual weather phenomena such as rain and storms causing flooding, damaging rice productivity and output. Photo: Phu Huong Taking advantage of the sunny weather, farmers dry rice in the yard of the communal cultural house in Tan Ky district. Photo: Van Truong This spring crop, Nghe An has planted over 91,000 hectares of rice, and up to now, the whole province has harvested over 60% of the area. This year, the average yield of the whole province is estimated at 6.9 tons/ha, 2 quintals/ha higher than the previous crop. The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is directing localities to prepare the land as they harvest, to prepare for the next crop, and to ensure the right time frame. Photo: Van Truong .
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