Many large pig farms have been invested in the provinces of the central highlands. Picture: Tuan Anh
Impressive numbers
In the past, many large-scale livestock projects in Dak Lak Province have applied for investment policies (pork, concentrated-scale piglets, investment in the construction of closed cages, application of modern technology in agriculture, etc., animal production).
In Dak Lak province there are currently 8 livestock companies implementing pig and chicken production links in the form of outsourcing with 400 breeding farms with about 200,000 pigs (representing 23.3% of the total pig herd in the province) and 3,000,000 chickens ( this accounts for 26.5% of the province’s total chicken flock).
Among the companies implementing the livestock link chain in the province, CP Vietnam Livestock Joint Stock Company – Dak Lak Branch has implemented a relatively complete chain of production in the direction of the link chain. Private.
Accordingly, CP Vietnam actively contracts with centralized slaughterhouses to slaughter broiler chickens, slaughter pork (part of the total amount of livestock products sold comes from the company’s related processing products). Enterprises, the rest are exported raw to other provinces, import chicken eggs from other provinces in the same enterprise system to supply the market in the province.
In Gia Lai, in recent years, this place has created favorable conditions and attracted many investors who want to invest in the construction of large-scale livestock farms in the direction of industry, application, scientific and technical facilities into production.
So far, there are 203 projects in the province, covering a total area of more than 9,300 hectares and a total investment of more than VND 34,400 billion. The project size includes nearly 105,000 cows, more than 4 million pigs, 40,000 egg-like parents and 19,200 egg-laying ducks.
Here, 57 projects have been granted investment policy decisions by the People’s Committee of Gia Lai Province, and 146 projects are applying for investment policy approval. Currently 25 projects with a number of almost 47,000 cows have been put into operation; more than 181,000 pigs.
Start of a large pig farm in Gia Lai by Hung Nhon and De Heus Group. Picture: Tuan Anh
Meanwhile, Bao Giang Livestock Co.,Ltd. in Phu Thien District into a high-tech pig farm with a size of 24,000 pigs per year and a total investment of VND 46 billion. Also in this district, Ricky Farms 79 Hi-tech Agriculture Joint Stock Company has established Ricky Farms 79 pig farm with a size of 32,000 pigs per year and a total investment of VND 75 billion.
In Kbang District, Mavin Group Joint Stock Company operates two projects: a high-tech pig breeding center, with a scale of 4,000 grandparent sows, 100,000 breeding sows per year, with a total investment of 120 billion dongs, and the high-tech chicken breeding center The scale is 40 chickens and parents’ eggs, 4 million laying hens per year, an area of 40.66 hectares, a total investment capital of 95 billion dongs.
In addition to pig farming, Gia Lai also has many companies investing in high-tech cow farming. Specifically, Cao Nguyen Beef and Dairy Cattle Breeding Joint Stock Company invested in Dak Ya Beef and Dairy Farm in Mang Yang District.
The farm covers an area of 620 hectares, with 10,000 dairy cows, 2,000 fattening cows and a total investment capital of VND 861 billion. In Chu Prong District, Trung Nguyen Cow Breeding One Member Company Limited also invested in a 25,000-head cattle ranch, covering an area of 155 hectares, with a total investment of VND1,163 billion.
In Dak Nong Province, farmers are shifting from small-scale livestock production to concentrated agricultural production, particularly pig and poultry production. This place has formed a series of link chains in pig and poultry farming between about 100 households and large companies such as CP Vietnam Livestock Joint Stock Company, CJ Vina Agri Company, Japfa Company and Company. Green Farm… the establishment of Due to the favorable investment environment for livestock farms in the province, many pig breeding projects have been launched.
Specifically, the core pig breeding farm of Green Farm Asia Co., Ltd. over an order of magnitude of 1,200 core pigs and 7,200 sows granted grandparents. The pig farm of Duc Tien Le Co., Ltd. has a size of 10,000 pigs. Son Hai Livestock Company Limited’s pig breeding farm has 14,000 pigs.
Khang Tho Livestock Company’s pig breeding farm has 48,000 pigs. Quang Phu Livestock Company’s pig farm has 24,000 pigs. Song Vu Company pig breeding farm with 24,000 pigs and Quang Son Livestock Company Limited pig farm with 2,700 sows and 42,000 meat pigs…
Pig husbandry projects are developing strongly in the provinces of the central highlands. Picture: Minh Qui.
Projects that help change the face of rural areas
Over the years, Dak Lak Province has had numerous special regulations that have attracted investment and created favorable conditions for domestic and foreign companies to invest in the province. Livestock development is the basis for the development of processing industry and technical support services. It creates conditions for local job creation, increases rural incomes and helps eliminate hunger and poverty.
In combination with the projects of the investors, the state has also issued many policies on infrastructure construction and development, helping to change the face of the countryside and provide consumers with safe products. Safe, better quality animal products qualified for export step by step.
The application of science and technology in animal husbandry was popularly transferred to livestock farming, gradually changing the practice of scattered small-stock farming to concentrated farming, giving rise to the livestock industry of Dak Lak Province. There was a strong shift from smallholder to smallholder and fragmented agriculture to concentrated, industrial agriculture towards a closed production chain.
It can be confirmed that this is an inevitable trend that contributes to the gradual modernization of livestock farming in parallel with the modernization of agriculture and rural areas. The size of the livestock and the quality of animal products are progressively improving.
According to the Lam Dong Province Agricultural Sector, the animal husbandry sector has made a significant contribution to local economic growth in recent times. Dairy farming, in particular, has helped farmers improve their income, stabilize the economy, and become wealthy.
In recent years, Lam Dong Province has organized the development of animal husbandry toward industrial concentration, modernity and sustainability. To this end, the province has approved projects, plans and the implementation of investment programs.
Lam Dong Province prioritizes and supports ecological livestock and livestock development models in the direction of circulation in conjunction with the treatment of animal waste to limit environmental pollution. At the same time, support the development of production of national key varieties and other varieties in Lam Dong Province.
The place also implements the policy of value chain linkage development, linking production with consumption of animal products to develop stably and sustainably.
Animal husbandry also leaves a lasting impression in the provinces of the central highlands. Picture: Minh Qui.
Similar to Kon Tum Province, this province has issued numerous documents to establish mechanisms and guidelines over the past year to encourage and attract enterprises to invest in the livestock sector, especially high-tech livestock. The book encourages companies, organizations and individuals investing in animal husbandry in the province.
As a result, companies investing in livestock development in the province have completed about 54 projects so far. The provincial People’s Committee has attracted 16 livestock investment projects, the remaining 38 investment projects from organizations, individuals and companies.
Mr. Doan Thanh Mai, deputy director of Kon Tum Province Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine Subdepartment, said that in the province today, seeing the development of large-scale livestock farms (large, medium and small) using high technology, there have been many positive changes.
From 5 livestock farms in 2015, over 100 large, medium-sized and small livestock farms of all kinds have emerged so far. Along with the scientific and technical advances in high-tech animal husbandry that were applied and replicated, jobs were created, incomes increased, workers’ livelihoods stabilized, and poverty gradually and sustainably reduced.
Mr. Thai Van Dung, deputy head of Gia Lai Provincial Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sub-department, said investment projects in Gia Lai have provided high-quality livestock products and ensured food safety and hygiene for consumers inside and outside the province, creating jobs and stable income for local workers are created. When operational, the project will contribute to local and state budgets through statutory taxes, fees and charges, thereby helping to promote local economic growth.