Phục Hồi Vùng Bưởi Nguyên Liệu Mỹ Hoà Vĩnh Long Theo Hướng Hũu Cơ 🍐🍐🍐

My Khoa used to be one of the largest grape harvesters in Vinh Long province. Due to the conditions here, it is suitable to grow salt trees. Over the past few years, many households in My Khoa have become poor also due to the income from this specialty tree. However, according to the time rule, the trees began to wither, causing great damage to the garden. Previously, the price was only 1,200 Baht. But now, due to the epidemic, the price has dropped. Due to the epidemic, the price has dropped. The price has dropped from 570 to 680 Baht. The price has dropped from 5% to 500 Baht. To revive the use of My Khoa grape material, Vinh Long province is cooperating with experts from Can Tho University to carry out a model of a grape garden. After nearly two years of testing, the results are very positive. Ms. Ngo Thi Thuy Khoa in My Khoa village said that her grape garden was close to withering and withering. She tried many ways to save the tree, but the result was not positive. Until the application of the procedure by the Department of Agriculture and Agriculture Experts of Can Tho University, the garden was restored. She harvested the second and third fruits, but the tree still has no sign of withering. In 2016, the government of My Khoa village decided to restore the garden of My Khoa village. According to Vinh Long station, Binh Minh commune, the station has cooperated with experts from Can Tho University to carry out 29 models of grape gardens and continue to expand in order to revive each step of using salt trees from the province.