An Binh Commune (Lac Thuy) diversifies models of farming economy and household farming

6/20/2018 - 1:52:15 PM

(HBO) – In recent years, An Binh Commune (Lac Thuy) has formed many models of farming economy and household farming for high and stable incomes. These models are increasingly expanding and developing, contributing to the local people's income, promoting the local advantages, increasing the competitiveness of mechandises in the market.

Dinh Ngoc Vung’s Japfa White Chicken Raising Farm, Cay Ruong Village, An Binh Commune (Lac Thuy) brings the income of 300-400 million VND per year.

The whole commune has nearly 100 models of farming economy, household farming from small to large scale. Poultry farming is a local strength with a total of 220,000 animals. There are 63 household farms raising Lac Thuy small chickens with the size of about 500 chickens per farm; 11 Japfa white chicken raising farms with the scale of more than 10,000 chickens per farm. Especially, there are 4 chicken farms which are granted with the certificate of average income of over 525 million VND per year by the District People’s Committee. In the commune, there appeared many good and typical farmers such as Mr. Bui Dong Giang (An Son 1 village) with small chicken farms which brings 1 billion VND per year; Mr. Bui Van Chung (Ninh Ngoai village) with raising small chicken model for the income of 700-800 million VND per year; Mr. Dinh Ngoc Vung (Cay Ruong village) with the model of raising Japfa white chicken, which brings the income of 300-400 million VND per year; Mr. Dinh Van Binh with 2,000 small chicken farm, earning 100-150 million VND per year, etc.

Visiting Mr. Dinh Ngoc Vung’s Japfa raising white chicken farm, he said, "Developing a farm model gave my family a high and stable economic productivity. Thanks to the good use of all the loan resources, bold investment in production, applying science and technology in breeding, strict compliance with regulations on food hygiene and safety, the model of raising 8,000 white chicken brings the income for the family from 300-400 million VND per year ".

To make full use of the potential land of the hills and forests with animal husbandry, towards building the brand of clean products, the number of livestock raised in the commune has developed in terms of scale and quality. Currently, the total number of buffaloes in the commune is 1,573, up to 103.2% in comparison with the same period; the number of goats has gone up to 1.616, 616 goats higher compared with 2016. The poultry number has increased remarkably with nearly 220,000 animals, reaching at 332.7% over the same period. In addition, the local people in the commune began to develop and multiply the model of raising honey bee up to 928 herds, which is estimated to reach at 6.5 tons of honey per year.

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