DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS FROM AGRO-FORESTRY MODELS IN DOAN HUNG DISTRICT, PHU THO PROVINCE
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2022/802Keywords:
Agro-forestry model, high-tech application, efficiency of the model, productivity, qualityAbstract
Research results show that in Doan Hung district, Phu Tho province, there are 4 agro-forestry models: Garden - Pond - Barn, Garden - Barn - Forest, Forest - Garden - Pond - Barn, and Garden – Forest. The total average annual income of the Garden - Pond - Stables model is 188.00 million VND/year; the equivalent of the Garden - Barn - Forest model is 123.50 million VND/year; Forest - Garden - Pond - Stables is 100.75 million VND/year and the Garden - Forest model is 117.25 million VND/year. Most of the models developed according to the principle of renovating the traditional model by transforming the structure of plants and animals, applying science and technology in cultivation and husbandry to achieve high economic and environmental values, improving land use efficiency, and improving and enhancing people's living standards. Some have become production models on sloping land that needs to be replicated and offered six solutions to develop sustainable agro-forestry models. The district has built a number of production models with high productivity, and good quality, towards clean agriculture, applying high technology and achieving remarkable results.
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