Farmer Lo Van Nam in Yen Khuong border commune gets rich from livestock and forestation models

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From the initial 4 cows, after a period of care, his family's herd has grown to 15 cows. To provide a stable food source for the cows, he has planted more elephant grass, stored straw, and at the same time, focused on disease prevention.

Nông dân Lò Văn Năm xã biên giới Yên Khương làm giàu từ mô hình chăn nuôi, trồng rừng- Ảnh 1.

In addition to raising livestock, Mr. Nam also actively planted forests to cover bare land and hills. Currently, with nearly 4 hectares of bamboo, he earns an annual income of 100 to 120 million VND.

Nông dân Lò Văn Năm xã biên giới Yên Khương làm giàu từ mô hình chăn nuôi, trồng rừng- Ảnh 2.

He also actively propagates his experiences and techniques in bamboo forest care for other farmer members to learn and follow.

Nông dân Lò Văn Năm xã biên giới Yên Khương làm giàu từ mô hình chăn nuôi, trồng rừng- Ảnh 3. — Mr. Lo Van Nam, Ban Giang, Yen Khuong commune, Lang Chanh district, Thanh Hoa province

Mr. Lo Van Nam, Ban Giang, Yen Khuong commune, Lang Chanh district, Thanh Hoa province said that growing bamboo is very easy to care for, has high economic efficiency compared to other crops, thereby bringing stable income for the family.

The successful construction of a model of animal husbandry and afforestation in the border commune of Yen Khuong by farmer member Lo Van Nam has demonstrated the spirit of daring to think, daring to do, and eliminating the customs that hold back the poverty of the people in the highlands. And also from the economic model of Mr. Nam's family, other models of animal husbandry and afforestation have been and are being deployed and replicated by members and farmers in Yen Khuong commune.

Source: End of Day News/TTV

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