Since the beginning of 2026, Ms. Nguyen Thi Bao Nhi, owner of the Nguyen Thang mosquito net and blanket production facility in Phu Hoa 2 hamlet, has been preparing her production plan for the new year. This includes finding suppliers for raw materials, reorganizing the permanent staff and workers to optimize production costs and create products with the most competitive prices. “Besides ensuring the quality of the products and selling them at preferential prices, I focus on customer care and promoting my business on social media. In addition to traditional items like mosquito nets, blankets, and pillowcases, the facility also sells stuffed animals, mattresses, and curtains to meet customer demand,” Ms. Nhi shared.
Currently, Ms. Nhi's workshop employs about 20 regular workers and over 30 seasonal workers, with an average income of 4-8 million VND per person per month. Having been involved in the mosquito net sewing business for over 6 years, Ms. Tran Thi Cuc, residing in Phu Hoa 1 hamlet, said: “Every day I sew about 50 mosquito nets, earning 6-8 million VND per month. Sewing mosquito nets at home is easy, offers flexible hours, and provides a stable income. I can sew while doing housework,” Ms. Cuc said.
Farmers in Binh Hoa commune tending to their vegetables. Photo: LE TRUNG HIEU
According to the People's Committee of Binh Hoa commune, the commune has 30 establishments maintaining the garment making trade, providing employment for over 200 local workers and more than 1,000 seasonal workers, with an average income of 5-8 million VND per person per month. The products are diverse and abundant, with prices depending on the fabric quality, design, and craftsmanship. Besides retail and wholesale sales to partners within the province, most establishments connect with traders in provinces and cities in the Mekong Delta, Ho Chi Minh City, and even the central provinces.
According to Nguyen Tan Phong, Chairman of the People's Committee of Binh Hoa Commune, the commune is focusing on implementing various solutions to promote the trade and service sector, making it a bright spot in the local economic restructuring. Besides supporting the stable development of small-scale handicraft businesses, the commune prioritizes vocational training linked to agricultural production, traditional crafts, and new occupations. In particular, the commune proactively collaborates with relevant agencies and companies in the Binh Hoa Industrial Park to open vocational training classes based on demand, helping people find jobs near their homes with stable incomes.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Huynh Chau, residing in Thanh Hoa hamlet, said: “After participating in the industrial sewing vocational training course organized by the local authorities, I have been working as a factory worker at a garment company in Binh Hoa Industrial Park for nearly 5 years, earning a salary of 6-7 million VND per month. Thanks to having a stable job, my family's life is less difficult, and we no longer have to work for others with an unstable income.”
Recognizing agriculture as a breakthrough in socio-economic development, Binh Hoa continues to promote the effective restructuring of crop and livestock production, suitable to local conditions. The commune actively promotes awareness campaigns, gradually changing the mindset of agricultural production to apply science and technology, increasing the value of agricultural products; at the same time, it acts as a bridge, supporting farmers in linking production and consumption with businesses, ensuring stable output, and contributing to the sustainable development of agriculture.
With its fertile land, Ba Hoa islet is considered the largest vegetable farming area in Binh Hoa commune, with over 275 hectares under cultivation. Despite fluctuating prices and unstable markets, the positive impact of vegetable farming on the lives of the local people is undeniable. Mr. Dang Van Phuc, residing in Thanh Nhon hamlet, said: “To achieve stable income from vegetable farming, in addition to applying scientific and technical advancements and adhering to biosafety standards, farmers need to practice crop rotation and intercropping of various vegetables. Furthermore, experience in selecting suitable crop varieties for the weather and seasons, and predicting market demand are essential to avoid situations of bumper harvests followed by price drops.”
According to Le Phuoc Dung, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the People's Council of Binh Hoa commune, Binh Hoa commune will leverage its potential and strengths in agricultural and fisheries development; effectively implement sustainable poverty reduction solutions associated with building new rural areas and modern new rural areas. The commune will focus maximum resources on investment, gradually improving infrastructure, especially transportation infrastructure, to promote the development of trade and services. Along with that, it will accelerate the shift in economic structure associated with the innovation of economic development models; using science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation as the main driving force to bring about rapid and sustainable development for the commune.
LE TRUNG HIEU
Source: https://baoangiang.com.vn/binh-hoa-phat-huy-noi-luc-vuon-len-a478615.html
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