(HBO) – Secretary of the Party Committee of Hoa Binh province Bui Van Tinh has recently visited a large-scale pig farming model in Quoc village, Phu Minh commune, Ky Son district, to learn firsthand about the production here.

Tinh was accompanied by leaders of the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Party Committee and People’s Committee of Ky Son district.


Secretary of the Hoa Binh Party’s Committee Bui Van Tinh learns about operation of Phu Minh 2+3 pig farm in Ky Son district.

The 35,200-sqm project has been jointly invested and operated by Japfa Comfeed Vietnam Ltd, Co. and family of Nguyen Thi Huyen, a local farmer, since 2017.

The farm includes a raising area of nearly 15,500 sqm divided into 19 rows of piggeries that breeds 2,480 Landrace and Yorkshire pigs, including 2,450 sows and 30 boars.

Every month, the farm sells 5,300 – 5,500 piglets, weighing 6.5 kg each in average, to pig farms for pork production of Jafpa Comfeed in northern Vietnam. Each piglet now fetches about 1.5 million VND – 1.6 million VND.

The farm uses the pig feed produced by Jafpa Comfeed Ky Son while preventive measures against diseases have strictly followed the company’s standards.


Secretary of the Hoa Binh Party’s Committee Bui Van Tinh meets with investors of the Phu Minh 2+3 pig farm.

When meeting with investors of Phu Minh 2+3 pig farm, Tinh urged them to protect environment during production to not affect life of neighbouring people and other projects in the area.

He also asked the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development to work with the investors to promote the quality and price of the piglets among local people. He also stressed the need to have a mechanism to support farmers in order to boost livestock farming and distribution and to facilitate the development of livestock cooperatives that promote supply chain and improve income for the farmers./.


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