(HBO) - The Cao Son Xanh Cooperative has invested in raising 3B cows, a breed of foreign origin, which produces high economic value towards establishing a breeding chain. The barns are kept clean and well ventilated, while each cow is numbered and has its health and weight checked monthly.
Cao Son Xanh Cooperative, Cao
Son commune (Luong Son) invests in raising 3B cows for high economic value.
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Cao Son Xanh Cooperative was established in 2020,
with 7 members. After its establishment, members of the cooperative researched
and boldly invested capital to build a farm on more than 6 hectares, of which,
2 hectares were for grass growing and the remaining 4 hectares were reserved
for barns and a feed processing area. To ensure hygiene in the barns, the
cooperative invested in installing a ventilation system and a modern waste
treatment system.
3B cow is a foreign breed but it has good
adaptability to the local environment and climate. Therefore, Cao Son Xanh
Cooperative has no difficulty in taking care of the cows, which eat grass, rice
straw or sugarcane. The cooperative invested more than 130 million VND to buy
grinders to prepare food for the cows.
Ta Dinh Que, Deputy Director of the cooperative said
after nearly one year, the cooperative's 110 3B cows have been growing rather well.
At the price of 100,000 VND/kg, the market's demand for 3B beef is high and
supply doesn’t meet demand. In the coming time, the cooperative will invest in
expanding the cow raising scale and forming a closed chain from breeding cows
for calves to raising commercial cows for meat to increase added value. In
addition, the cooperative will provide QR code for each cow with the aim of
supplying high-quality food for the Hanoi market./.
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