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Bac Giang consumes more than 55,000 tonnes of oranges and grapefruits
BAC GIANG – As of January 22 (lunar December 23), the whole Bac Giang province harvested more than 34,000 tonnes of grapefruit and 21,000 tonnes of oranges of all kinds, reaching 83% of total output, reported the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.
According to Nguyen Van Tru, Director of Binh Son Agricultural Service Cooperative, the unit has more than 20 hectares of grapefruit, but due to the impact of storm No. 3, the fruit-bearing area only accounted for about 10 hectares.
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Luc Ngan farmer cares for his orange garden. |
Up to this point, the Cooperative has basically harvested all the grapefruits in the garden with an output of 20 tonnes of fruits.
Thanks to proper care, the fruit quality is even with beautiful appearance, stable selling price from 20-35,000VND per kg. Most of traders come to the garden to buy the products.
Along with oranges and grapefruits, about 5,500 tonnes of jujubes were also harvested, reaching more than 40% of the output, with selling prices ranging from 20-40,000 VND per kg, equivalent to the same period last year. Most of the jujubes were harvested in growing areas such as Dai Son (Son Dong); Phi Dien, Tan Quang (Luc Ngan)...
Compared to last year, this year, farmers in orange growing areas were excited when this fruit was sold at a good price, from 20-65,000VND per kg.
BAC GIANG - The Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism in Bac Giang province launched a survey programme from December 21 to 23 to introduce tourist areas, destinations, craft villages and fruit growing areas in 2024. The survey team included more than 60 delegates representing travel agencies and businesses, tiktoker groups in Hanoi and Bac Giang.
BAC GIANG - A ceremony to debut 2 new administrative units including Chu township and Luc Ngan district and open the Orange and Grapefruit Fair and Luc Ngan Tourism Week 2024 took place on December 21 evening at the central square of Chu township.
The orange garden of Trinh Su Hoa in Luc Ngan district is famous for its beauty and attracts many tourists. At this time, orange and grapefruit growers in Bac Giang begin harvesting fruits for Tet (lunar New Year holiday).
BAC GIANG - Due to the impact of storm No. 3 and floods, this year, the output of oranges and pomelos in Luc Ngan district (Bac Giang province) decreased sharply (about 50% compared to the same period in 2023). However, there are some gardens laden with fruits, bringing in income of billions of VND.
Vietnam's fruit and vegetable exports are projected to see continued strong growth in the remaining months of the year, helping the sector to achieve its goal of 7 billion USD in export revenue.
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