(HBO) – Thanks to the development of cattle farming, many disadvantaged households in Da Bac district of Hoa Binh province have gradually escaped from poverty and become bright examples of agricultural production.
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Luong Van Suong, a resident in Na Loc hamlet of Dong
Chum commune (Da Bac district), is running a household-scale farm of 100 cows.
Over the past years, Da Bac has effectively
implemented the district Party Committee’s Resolution No 06-NQ/HU on developing
cattle farming, thereby creating momentum for animal husbandry.
Programmes and projects have been carried out to
form cattle fattening models, transfer scientific and technological advances,
and conduct cross-breeding to improve the breeding herd. The number of
cross-bred cattle is now accounting for some 35 percent of the total cattle
population.
Local farmers have also promoted the cultivation
of plants as feed for cattle, the use of agricultural by-products in cattle farming,
and disease prevention and control measures.
After nine years of implementing Resolution No
06-NQ/HU, the local animal husbandry sector has gained new strides forward. In
particular, the numbers of farmed buffalos and cows have surpassed annual targets,
with 9,052 buffalos and 9,415 cows at present.
Statistics show that animal husbandry generated
almost 385.28 billion VND (nearly 16.8 million USD) for the district by the end
of 2020. A number of concentrated cattle farming models have taken shape.
The achievements obtained so far showed that
promoting cattle farming is a breakthrough step in socio-economic development
in Da Bac, helping to fuel agricultural and rural development in the district
in the Doi moi (Renewal) period./.
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