Mr. Vu Van Khanh (born in 1962), Chairman of the Association of Former Youth Volunteers of Ea Nam Commune, Ea H'leo District, is one of the examples of good economic performance in the locality. Currently, Mr. Khanh's family has 10 hectares of rubber, 3 hectares of coffee, 1 hectare of pepper, more than 7 sao of fish pond, the remaining area is used to grow fruit trees such as durian, guava, jackfruit, etc.
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Mr. Vu Van Khanh shares techniques for taking care of his family's fruit garden. |
According to Mr. Khanh, in 1980, he joined the Youth Volunteer Force to build a new economy in Song Be province (now Binh Duong and Binh Phuoc provinces). After completing his mission and returning, in 2004, he brought his family to Ea H'leo district to start a business.
“At that time, land was still cheap, the family bought 20 hectares of reclaimed land in Ea Nam commune, and started farming in a short-term way. Initially, he planted short-term crops, then learned, researched and planted perennial industrial crops such as coffee, rubber... Thanks to the application of science and technology in production, he achieved productivity in terms of output and quality,” Mr. Khanh shared.
In addition to developing the family economy, he shares his farming experience with the people. He enthusiastically guides the villagers in techniques for planting and caring for industrial and fruit trees. To provide a place for the villagers to live, he also voluntarily donated 1 sao of his family's land to build a village hall.
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Mr. Khanh's family rubber garden |
According to Mr. Bui Hoang Son, Chairman of the Association of Former Youth Volunteers of Ea H'leo District, the association currently has 191 members participating in activities at 8 commune and town level associations. The former Youth Volunteers have actively increased production, developed the economy, stabilized their lives, and many members have strived to become rich legitimately.
In order to share and help comrades in difficulty, the association has mobilized support from units, businesses, and philanthropists, together with the Provincial Association of Former Youth Volunteers, to build and repair 19 houses and give 10 savings books to members in difficulty. Associations at all levels in the area have built a fund of 285 million VND, lending to 15 members to develop the economy and improve their lives.
With the support of the association to build a new house, Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Vuong (born in 1955, Ea Ral commune) emotionally shared that he can live happily in his old age, now he doesn't have to worry about the house leaking in the sun or rain. Mr. Vuong used to join the Youth Volunteer Force to build the new economic zone of Thuan Man (now Ea H'leo district) in 1978. His family is in a difficult situation, with 7 children.
Rise to get rich
Mr. Huynh Thanh Tung’s (Dang Kang Commune, Krong Bong District) coffee garden mixed with avocado and some other fruit trees is lush and green. His family’s 6-acre garden brings in about 200 million VND in annual income.
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Mr. Tung's family's coffee garden with fruit trees |
Having participated in the resistance war against the US to save the country, and suffered from the pain of illness caused by Agent Orange, Mr. Tung has always been optimistic. Mr. Tung shared that fate has not been lucky for him, so he must strive to build a life for his children and grandchildren to follow.
On 2 hectares of farmland that his family had saved up to buy, Mr. Tung chose coffee as the main crop, then borrowed capital to intercrop other crops such as pepper, areca, avocado... He worked hard to learn, applied science and technology to renovate the garden, and took care of the trees, so the garden grew well, bringing high economic efficiency.
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Every year, Mr. Tung's family garden brings in about 200 million VND in income. |
Up to now, he only keeps 6 sao, the remaining land area is divided among his children. Now that his house is stable, all debts are paid off, he finds taking care of the garden as a joy in his old age.
Source: https://tienphong.vn/cuu-thanh-nien-xung-phong-giup-nhau-phat-trien-kinh-te-post1749244.tpo
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