HBO – Over the past time, Luong Son district in the northern mountainous province of Hoa Binh has stepped up agricultural restructuring in combination with new rural area building.

 


Farmers in Quyen Chua hamlet, Cao Duong commune, Luong Son district, improve their income thanks breeding cows for beef.

The project on agricultural restructuring towards higher added values and sustainable development in Luong Son district by 2020 aims to develop local agriculture towards mass production with higher productivity, quality and competitiveness, contributing to improving local people’s living standards, reducing poverty rate and protecting the environment. 


The district’s gross regional domestic product (GRDP) is expected to grow 2.02 percent annually while annual average income per capital in rural areas is set at over 50 million VND. More than half of communes in the districts are hoped to fulfil 19 criteria of a new rural area by 2020. 

Luong Son has instructed the agricultural and rural area sector to join hand with relevant ministries and agencies in agricultural restructuring in line with the district’s socio-economic development strategy and planning, and in combination with sustainable new rural area building. 

The agricultural restructuring must be carried out in accordance with the market mechanism, while helping ensure basic targets of social welfare for farmers and consumers, and improve production quality and efficiency. 

Mr Nguyen Anh Duc, head of the district’s bureau of agriculture and rural development, said agricultural restructuring is an important, long-term task that is closely linked with the national target programme on new rural area building. 

To gain better results, the district has paid attention to developing collective economic models, forming production and consumption chains, stepping up scientific-technological application and mechanising production. 

As a result, it now has ten new rural communes. Thanks to changed plant structure and production chains, the district’s income per capita has reached 31 million VND each year and the poverty rate dropped to 1.91 percent.

 


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