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NDO - Binh Phuoc has long been known as the "cashew capital" of Vietnam and the world's cashew processing "factory". Coming to Binh Phuoc, you will see lush green cashew gardens stretching across fertile red basalt soil. Binh Phuoc cashew nuts are famous for their high quality, delicious and characteristic flavor, processed into many diverse products, meeting the needs of domestic and international markets.

Cashew trees in Binh Phuoc province have a cultivated area of ​​about 152 thousand hectares, accounting for more than 30% of the total perennial crop area and more than 33% of the total agricultural land area of ​​the province.

The cashew growing area of ​​Binh Phuoc province accounts for nearly 50% of the total cashew growing area of ​​the country; the number of cashew processing facilities with more than 1,400 small and medium-sized facilities, creating regular jobs for more than 50,000 workers.

This year, due to the negative impact of climate change, although the productivity of Binh Phuoc's cashew trees has decreased, the price of fresh raw cashew nuts is high, so farmers are excited. Currently, it is the main cashew harvest season, so farmers and cashew growing enterprises are busy harvesting the 2024-2025 cashew crop.

Binh Phuoc farmers harvest cashews.

Tourists experience cashew harvesting in Binh Phuoc.

During the harvest season, farmers who are hired out to collect crops can earn an average of 400,000 VND per day.

Workers collect cashews and bring them to the warehouse after they have reached the right dryness.

During the main season, teams receive cashew drying orders for an average price of about 400,000 VND/ton.

Each bag of dried cashews weighs more than 80 to 100kg.

To carry a bag of cashews weighing about 80 to 100kg, it takes 2 to 3 people to help lift it on their shoulders.

Workers work in the sun to pack cashew nuts into bags.

Dry cashews in the sun.

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