Nguyen Hong Yen (right) is the first Vietnamese receiving
NHO- QSCERT certificate for organic production facility TCVN 11041:2015.
Along with research and tests, Yen has applied organic cultivation techniques in his citrus trees at the 3.2ha farm. According to him, the soil here is used for forest plantation and not affected by chemical cultivation. Citrus trees are watered with clean spring water and cared with organic and biological fertilisers, pesticides and herbicides.
With organic cultivation methods, Linh Dung farm’s citrus fruits are recognised with five yeses, five noes, and three safe, including having organic certificate, having food safety certificate, having field diary, having clear origins and having packing and label; no stimulants, no chemical fertilisers, no preservatives, no chemicals, and no genetically modified organism; and safe for producers, consumers and the eco-environment.
After three years, Linh
Dung has become the first citrus farm in
At present, the farm is harvesting lemons with an output of more than 4 tonnes and sold at the price of 30,000 VND per kg at the orchard. The farm’s total yield of oranges, grape fruits and lemons is expected to reach 35 tonnes a year, which are registered to be purchased by businesses.
However, to ensure his organic products reach hands of consumers, Yen uses smart stamps which are applied for the first time in agricultural products of provincial farms.
Together with organic products, Yen is also providing consultations on GAP and organic cultivation systems and serving visitors to the farm.
With his citrus orchards, Yen becomes the first Vietnamese person planting organic citrus trees./.
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