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(Dan Tri Newspaper) - From barren hillsides after many years of acacia cultivation, more than 3 hectares of land in Que Son commune, Da Nang, have been revived into a Taiwanese-origin pear guava orchard with over 1,000 trees, yielding 24 tons of fruit annually and generating revenue of 450-500 million VND.
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(Dan Tri Newspaper) - From barren hillsides after many years of acacia cultivation, more than 3 hectares of land in Que Son commune, Da Nang, have been revived into a Taiwanese-origin pear guava orchard with over 1,000 trees, yielding 24 tons of fruit annually and generating revenue of 450-500 million VND.