Mr. Lam Quang Binh has planted 7,000 areca trees, over 2,000 banana bushes, dwarf bananas, 300 orange trees, 200 grapefruit trees and nearly 80 durian trees, 30 mangosteens, 100 guava trees..., raised 100 pigs, 10 cows, chickens and ducks of all kinds and dug a pond to raise fish with an area of about 2 sao, earning about 500 million VND each year.
With his dynamism and desire to get rich on his homeland, Mr. Lam Quang Binh (born in 1984, village 5, Tien Hiep commune, Tien Phuoc district, Quang Nam province) boldly invested in production and business with a comprehensive economic model, becoming a good example of economic performance in the locality.
Being taken by the staff of the Agricultural Technical Center of Tien Phuoc district, Quang Nam province to visit the comprehensive farm model of Mr. Lam Quang Binh's family. Mr. Binh is known as a hard-working, studious person, daring to think and dare to do. He has succeeded with the economic model of a garden and forest farm combined with livestock, bringing high economic efficiency.
Mr. Lam Quang Binh (wearing a hat) is taking care of his fruit garden and discussing the development of fruit trees with agricultural officials. Photo: NH
Mr. Lam Quang Binh confided that after graduating from high school, most of his friends went to the city to study at university or work as factory workers, only a few decided to stay and continue their family's farming career, including him. With the advantage of living near the hilly land of Na Thao, Mr. Binh and his wife chose for their family an economic development direction by planting forests combined with growing fruit trees and raising livestock. On an area of about 25 hectares of garden and forest land, Mr. Binh planned and designed about 4 hectares as a farm to grow fruit trees and raise livestock and poultry.
Mr. Binh said that in 2020, a storm passed through, causing nearly 4 hectares of hybrid acacia trees in two adjacent plots of land in Go Mua - Na Thao to collapse. Since then, the family decided not to grow acacia but to switch to growing fruit trees combined with livestock. When starting to develop the economy, the biggest difficulty for Mr. Binh was capital and experience. However, with his quick-witted personality, willing to learn from models in many localities, and participating in training courses organized by the commune and district, he and his wife were confident and bold in investing in renovating the two plots of land in Go Mua - Na Thao to grow fruit trees such as 7,000 areca trees, over 2,000 banana bushes, dwarf bananas, 300 orange trees, 200 grapefruit trees and nearly 80 durian trees, 30 mangosteens, 100 guava trees...
Lam Quang Binh's lush green garden seen from above. Photo: TH
At the same time, Mr. Binh pulled the water line from Na Thao stream about 2km, built a tank and installed a semi-automatic irrigation system for plants and livestock. Thanks to careful care, the plants grew well. As for the large banana growing area, to ensure stable output, Binh signed a contract with QNA FARM Cooperative (Tien Ngoc commune, Tien Phuoc district) and Dat Quang Green Agriculture Cooperative based in Tien Hiep commune, Tien Phuoc to regularly purchase dwarf bananas and deer bananas in the garden, with prices ranging from 5 - 6 thousand VND/kg.
In addition, Mr. Binh and his wife also invested in raising about 100 pigs, 10 cows, chickens and ducks of all kinds and dug a pond to raise fish with an area of about 2 sao. Thanks to mastering the breeding techniques as well as saving on feed costs due to the combined VAC economic model, each year his family earns a profit of over 300 million VND. In addition, Mr. Binh and his wife also took advantage of the hilly forest land to plant more than 20 hectares of acacia, earning about 500 million VND each year.
Mr. Lam Quang Binh next to his guava garden full of fruit, which is in the harvest season for high productivity and income. Photo: TH
"I come from a farming family, so I always think about how to develop the economy and get rich from my homeland. So after graduating from high school, I did not follow my friends to the city to work as a worker or factory worker, but decided to stay in my hometown to invest in developing the garden and forest economy.
In particular, in recent years, the district has had many policies to support the development of garden economy and farm economy, so my wife and I boldly converted part of the acacia land area to growing fruit trees combined with livestock. Now seeing the crops growing well and the animals growing every day, I think my decision was the right one," Mr. Binh shared.
During the process of investing in developing his family farm, Mr. Binh was guided by officials from Tien Hiep commune and Tien Phuoc district's Agricultural Technical Center to complete the documents and procedures as well as instructions on planting techniques and irrigation systems according to the correct process. The model was supported by the state with nearly 370 million VND from Project 03 of the district and Resolution 35 of the Provincial People's Council.
Mr. Lam Quang Binh is introducing his garden, pond and barn model to the people. This is a model for high economic growth and stable income. Photo: TH
Mr. Vo Duy Nhan - Officer of Tien Phuoc District Agricultural Technical Center, Quang Nam Province said that in recent times, the Center has regularly coordinated with agricultural officials of communes and towns to organize training courses, provide consultation, guidance and transfer of science and technology to farmers for cultivation and animal husbandry. Farmers have also promoted the potential advantages of each land, soil and terrain to boldly shift the structure of crops and livestock, contributing to increasing income and legitimate enrichment.
Mr. Lam Quang Binh's lush green areca trees combined with green fences create an eye-catching space in Tien Phuoc. Photo: NH
"The combined garden and forest farm of Mr. Lam Quang Binh's household is one of the economic models with a fairly large investment scale in the district, initially showing effectiveness.
The farm also received guidance from agricultural officers of Tien Hiep commune and officers of the district's Agricultural Technical Center on techniques for planting and caring for fruit trees. It can be said that Mr. Binh and his wife have risen to become rich legitimately, worthy of many farmers to learn and become rich right in their homeland," said Mr. Nhan.
Tien Hiep commune has 790 households growing gardens, with a total area of 617 hectares. Of which, Tien Phuoc pepper accounts for 4.5 hectares, grapefruit of all kinds 121 hectares, longan 4 hectares, mangosteen 12.5 hectares, durian 4.2 hectares, banana 25 hectares, areca 39 hectares, cinnamon 7.6 hectares, jackfruit 6 hectares... In the period of 2021 - 2024, the whole commune has 50 households implementing Project 03 of the District People's Council and Resolution 35 of the Quang Nam Provincial People's Council on developing garden economy and farm economy with an area of over 30 hectares. The total state support fund after investment is over 1.6 billion VND.
Source: https://danviet.vn/trai-lang-8x-quang-nam-thu-hon-nua-ty-nam-nho-trong-cay-nuoi-con-o-mot-khu-vuon-dep-nhu-phim-2024111908124314.htm
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