Terraced fields in Lao Cai after the flood are ripening and promising a bumper crop.

Terraced fields in Lao Cai after the flood are ripening and promising a bumper crop.

Sunday, September 29, 2024 09:00 AM (GMT+7)

Storm No. 3 has passed, these days the weather is sunny, the heavy rice grains are ripening, bringing joy to the people in the highlands here.

Clip: After the circulation of storm No. 3, Lao Cai people started harvesting the winter-spring rice crop.

The circulation of storm No. 3 has left serious consequences for the highland communes in Bac Ha district, Lao Cai province. In addition to the loss of life, property, infrastructure... agricultural production, especially the ripening rice fields, has also been severely damaged. Photo: Seo Sung.

These days, while overcoming the consequences, the authorities of the communes of Bac Ha district have been propagating, mobilizing, and guiding farmers to harvest the ripe rice fields. Photo: Seo Sung.

Ms. Lam Thi Ngan, Ban Lien commune, Bac Ha district (Lao Cai) shared: "My family's rice fields and those of my neighbors were all affected. The house was damaged, the rice was ripening, and these past few days, when the sun was dry, my family took advantage of the opportunity to harvest, dry, and store food." Photo: Seo Sung.

These days, while overcoming the consequences, the authorities of the communes of Bac Ha district have been propagating, mobilizing, and guiding farmers to harvest the ripe rice fields. Photo: Seo Sung.

According to the preliminary report on the damage caused by the circulation of storm No. 3 in Bac Ha district. In the 2024 winter-spring rice crop, the whole district planted 3,662 hectares, of which, due to the impact of storm No. 3, 637.9 hectares of rice were affected, more than 116 hectares were buried; the area affected in productivity was over 520 hectares. Photo: Seo Sung

In Bat Xat district, Lao Cai province, golden ripe rice fields are present throughout the highland villages. Photo: Pham Bang.

The rice fields in Muong Vi commune, Bat Xat district (Lao Cai) were fortunately not much affected by the circulation of storm No. 3. Photo: Pham Bang.

The terraced fields in Muong Vi commune, Bat Xat district are turning yellow, creating a beautiful picture. Photo: Pham Bang.

Mr. Tan Lao U, Chairman of the People's Committee of Muong Vi Commune, Bat Xat District (Lao Cai), said: At this time, people in the villages are focusing on harvesting the winter-spring rice crop, with an area of ​​225 hectares, mainly the restored Seng Cu rice variety. Photo: Pham Bang.

People in Muong Vi commune (Bat Xat, Lao Cai) take turns harvesting rice after the circulation of storm No. 3. Photo: Pham Bang.

The rice fields of Muong Vi commune, Bat Xat district are famous for Seng cu rice. Currently, this commune has the largest area of ​​Seng cu rice grown twice a year in Lao Cai province. Photo: Pham Bang.

Flat fields are covered with modern harvesters, reducing labor and shortening time. Photo: Pham Bang.

Seng cu rice is a specialty rice variety with the advantages of sticky, fragrant rice and much higher economic value than other rice varieties. Photo: Pham Bang.

Storm No. 3 passed through unaffected rice fields that are turning yellow, bringing prosperity to people in the highlands of Lao Cai. Photo: Pham Bang.

The rice fields in Muong Vi commune, Bat Xat district (Lao Cai) are nearly 200 hectares wide and turning yellow. Because there was no strong wind during the recent rains, the rice did not fall and the terraced fields still retain their original beauty. Photo: Pham Bang.

Taking advantage of favorable weather, people in Bat Xat district (Lao Cai) went to the fields to harvest rice. Photo: Pham Bang.

95% of the rice area in Muong Vi commune, Bat Xat district is cultivated by farmers with the famous specialty Seng Cu rice variety on the market. Photo: Pham Bang.

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Source: https://danviet.vn/ruong-bac-thang-o-lao-cai-sau-con-lu-dang-vuon-minh-chin-vang-hua-hen-boi-thu-20240927164950603.htm