Lam Dong province converts over 4,840 hectares of rice land to other crops.

In Lam Dong province, over 4,840 hectares of rice land will be converted to other crops in 2025. This includes nearly 4,132 hectares for the winter-spring crop, nearly 504 hectares for the summer-autumn crop, and over 204.5 hectares for the main crop season.

To date, the entire province has a total rice cultivation area of ​​over 167,158 hectares.

In six communes alone, 178 hectares of rice-growing land have been converted to annual crops. Notably, in Duc Linh and Ham Thuan Bac communes, sweet potato cultivation yields the highest income at 80-100 million VND/ha/year; followed by watermelon at 70-80 million VND/ha/year; and peanuts and corn at 57-60 million VND/ha/year, and various vegetables at 30-50 million VND/ha/year.

To date, the entire province has a total rice cultivation area of ​​over 167,158 hectares, with a production of 739,640 tons, an average yield of 5.5 - 7.2 tons/ha, and an average income of 20 million VND/year per hectare of rice land. Meanwhile, the area of ​​fruit trees is 115.4 hectares, and industrial crops 638,859.4 hectares, achieving an average income of 70 - 100 million VND per hectare...

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/lam-dong-chuyen-doi-hon-4-840-ha-cay-trong-tren-dat-lua-412629.html