When bachelors are attached to gardens and fields

As a full-time graduate of the Ho Chi Minh City University of Culture, majoring in Cultural Management, he once dreamed of becoming a specialist with a stable job. However, currently, Mr. Duong Anh Dao (36 years old) in Hamlet 3, Nha Bich Commune, has to work hard on the garden, a manual job that he had never thought of before.

Anh Dao shared: After graduating, I applied to several places but got no results, so I returned to take over my family's farming business. Farming also encountered many difficulties, but determined to do business , I learned knowledge and experience from effective models and on social networks. At first, I mainly invested in raising swiftlets to exploit their nests, later I planted 4 hectares of rubber and durian. Currently, my income from agriculture is also stable.

Mr. Duong Anh Dao in Nha Bich commune, Chon Thanh town develops economy from agricultural production models.

Ms. Le Ngoc Ha (33 years old) in Hamlet 3, Nha Bich Commune, graduated from Vinh University and Ho Chi Minh City University of Education, majoring in Preschool Education. She hopes to devote herself to the teaching profession, but now, every day, Ms. Ha has to wake up early to take care of the garden and raise livestock. Ms. Ha shared: After graduating from university, I looked for a job in many places but could not find one. After that, I got married and changed my economic direction, growing more than 1 sao of green vegetables and raising chickens. Currently, my family's economy is relatively stable, but I still have the desire to become a teacher as my first dream, but I have not been able to do it yet.

Ms. Le Ngoc Ha takes care of the vegetable garden and raises small animals to develop the family economy.

Not only Mr. Dao and Ms. Ha, but many other young graduates are learning how to live slowly, learning knowledge and improving farming and livestock techniques, sowing the belief in finding a new path in the fields of their hometown. Mr. Nguyen Van Dong, Chairman of the Farmers' Association of Nha Bich Commune, said: After graduating from university, some students found stable jobs, some returned to their hometowns to continue their family's economic career. Currently, they all have stable lives, but most of them still want to contribute to the specialized fields they have studied.

These graduates are not lacking in determination, but they are stuck between expectations and the reality of recruitment needs. Faced with such uncertainties, young people gradually turn difficulties into opportunities. They not only support themselves but also affirm that no matter what job they do, where they are, as long as they have the will, they can still develop in their homeland.

Source: https://baobinhphuoc.com.vn/news/9/172628/khi-cu-nhan-gan-bo-voi-vuon-ray