Her and her husband’s house is located in a densely populated area, the houses are built close together, so the land area is not much. After the second child was strong, taking advantage of her free time, she improved the soil around the fence to plant trees. Initially, Ms. Thuy planted succulents in porcelain pots placed in the house, in the yard and in the aisle. More than a year ago, she started designing fences, improving the land to see roses. Up to now, her rose garden has been more than a year, every tree is green and full of flowers. “The feeling of hand-cutting flowers planted by myself and putting them in a lovely glass is very pleasant. Every day, there is a vase of roses in the house to put in the living room or somewhere I want. sweet”, Ms. Thuy wrote on her personal page. According to Ms. Thuy, the success of growing roses is due to the right climate. Next, growing roses needs good soil and growing medium, ensuring nutrients and good drainage. Next, growers need to use fertilizers and drugs for flowers in the right way, at the right time, at the right time. Thuy’s experience is to choose fertilizers that specialize in roses, then, at the right time to fertilize. In addition, in order to prevent the plant from being attacked by pests, aphids, and red spider mites, growers must know how to take care and understand the ‘requirements’ of the plant. According to Ms. Thuy, this rose tree has many flowers and few leaves in every season. Thuy in her rose garden. Thuy said that it is hot and sunny in Nagoya-shi, Aichi, Japan these days. From 6:30 am, it was sunny and lasted until 4:30 pm to turn off. However, the roses in her garden are still green, not wilted or attacked by pests. Yellow roses have a pleasant scent, beautiful canopy. Thuy shared that since having a rose garden, she wants to go home quickly to take care of the plants, watch the flowers bloom, and take pictures as a souvenir. “The corner of the small garden in the house with all kinds of roses is my passion so I always love it. Since having this flower garden, I find life happy and joyful”, Ms. Thuy wrote on her personal page. . Thuy’s daughter goes to the garden with her mother to take care of the flower garden. Tu Anh Photo: Character provided

In the field of Dong Ban village, Dong Thai commune, Ba Vi district, Hanoi city, 72-year-old Mrs. Phung Thi Huong is hastily harvesting the first fields of the crop. According to her, two-thirds of her life is spent in the fields, more than at home. For Ms. Huong, the field is a blood bond, a homeland, not just an economy She shared that now her children go to the city to do business, in the house and only she is a farmer attached to the fields and gardens. In the past, her family did a lot of work, sometimes 2-3 acres, but recently because of her old age and no one to take care of her, she only kept 3 sao of field for convenience. “In these fields, I alone take care of fertilizers from the beginning of the crop until now. When will the harvested rice come home, you will be assured. Every time the harvest came, the children on the street came back to help until it was finished. This year, the rice harvest is better, from 2 to 2.5 quintals per acre,” shared Huong. My conversation with Mrs. Huong was interrupted by the sound of a large harvester According to the farmers, in the past, there were no harvesters, so the people also worked hard and had to hire laborers to reap. Some houses have to hire more than 10 workers, each 300-400 thousand VND/day. Now, having a harvester is also less difficult, only having to spend 150-170 thousand VND / one pole of field to be able to carry rice home During the harvest time, the fields are always filled with laughter and laughter, accompanied by the sound of mowers. At these times, there are 2 to 3 rice harvesters in the fields. Mr. Nguyen Van Tu, owner of a harvester, shared that he also left his hometown to go to the city to do business in the past. However, after a while in business but no progress, he returned to his hometown and invested in agricultural services. When asked about the income from the harvester, Mr. Tu shared: “During the harvest season, my partner and I go around the fields to harvest rice for our relatives, sometimes up to Thai Nguyen. Each pole of rice is from 150 to 170 thousand VND, in some crops, my relatives lost revenue, I only took 130,000 VND.” The rice fields are as golden as a picture woven from stretchable golden rice grains. This year is a good season, so everyone has a smile on their lips, even though they have to work under the hot summer sun. This is probably the happiest time of the village. As soon as she quickly tied the bag of newly harvested rice, Phuong shared: “In order to save labor, the family had to go to the field from 5am to 9am to avoid the hot midday weather.” “The heat makes harvesting difficult, because my field is located in the middle of the field, so the process of transporting rice home is more “hard” than other houses,” said Huy, Phuong’s husband. People here take advantage of all means to move rice home as quickly as possible, from rickshaws, motorbikes, or even electric bicycles being used as means of transportation. Many families take advantage of the reaper at night to both ensure the harvest and avoid the harsh summer heat.

Along with Dai Tu tea area, from 2005 up to now, Van Dien fused fertilizer and specialized multi-factor NPK fertilizer Van Dien have also been tested and gradually used for industrial crops in the northern mountainous provinces. . Through the process of using, Van Dien fertilizer has been bundled with production, has a brand and trust with people here. Although no additional lime is required, agricultural land is improved, reduced acidity and increased porosity, crops grow better, higher quality and help farmers reduce the amount of fertilizers and pesticides. diseases, protect the ecological environment, and at the same time reduce labor. Hoa Binh sugarcane growers choose Van Dien fertilizer because it helps to increase productivity, reduce pests and diseases and increase the quality of cane sugar. With white sugarcane, the tree is firm, not porous like when fertilizing with a lot of nitrogen, fresh water, not sour. Purple sugarcane color is smooth and dark purple, increasing the sweet and aromatic taste. When applying Van Dien fertilizer, purple sugarcane and white sugarcane all give long internodes, fat plants, blooming tops, bright green leaves, and hard plants. The Central Highlands has more than 1 million hectares planted with coffee, rubber and pepper trees, of which coffee accounts for nearly 70%, Sao rubber 20%, the rest is pepper. The soil is mainly red basalt and gray soil with thick, porous, well-drained cultivation layer, suitable for many crops, especially coffee, pepper and rubber. After liberation (1975), the Central Highlands’ land was strongly exploited, ethnic farmers here invested to intensively cultivate coffee, rubber, and pepper beyond the allowable limit to have the highest output, ten years. The crop grows well at the beginning, but gradually decreases in the following years due to the imbalance of nutrients in the soil. Due to the limited knowledge of gardeners, the massive use of chemical fertilizers leads to a decrease in yield, crop quality, and an increase in costs. From 1990 to 2013, Van Dien Fused Phosphate Company cooperated with scientists from the Central Highlands Agro-Forestry Science and Technology Institute to conduct many experiments to research and use Van Dien fertilizer for coffee plants. Coffee, pepper, rubber in the provinces of Kom Tum, Gia Lai, Dak Lak, Lam Dong… gave outstanding results. On red basalt soil, gray soil, the yield of 1kg of P2O5 in Van Dien fused phosphorus gave a bumper harvest of 31.6 – 33kg of green coffee, an increase of 11.2% compared to the control (other phosphate fertilizers). Especially on gray soil, the yield of 1kg of P2O5 in Van Dien fused phosphate fertilizer reached 31.7kg of green coffee, an increase of over 20% compared to other phosphate fertilizers, with pepper and rubber, Van Dien fused phosphate fertilizer. It also gives an increase in profit compared to other phosphate fertilizers from 8 to 15%. Especially, since 2010, a series of multi-factorial fertilization (DYT) experiments with Van Dien NPK for coffee, pepper and rubber were also carried out on red basalt and gray soils and gave very good results. different from other types of NPK. According to the new concept, clean agricultural production and organic agricultural products are not allowed to excessively use synthetic chemicals such as chemical fertilizers, plant protection drugs, growth stimulants, preservatives, and variable materials. genetic modification… but rather the use of manure, organic fertilizer, natural mineral fertilizer… is a technology to meet the balanced nutritional needs of plants, while maintaining and improving soil fertility, and protecting ecological environment, leaving no toxic residues in agricultural products, creating products of high quality, safe for users and bringing high economic efficiency to producers. Van Dien fertilizer completely meets the requirements of producing clean vegetables, safe vegetables, organic vegetables…: providing nutrients in each period according to the needs of plants. Vegetables and crops are fertilized with NPK multi-factor fertilizer – Van Dieu’s fused fertilizer in combination with nitrogen and potassium in appropriate proportions for each plant; not only bring high productivity, good quality of agricultural products, ensure safety for users; but also increase the resistance to pests, diseases, drought, cold and spill resistance, reduce the use of pesticides, protect the ecological environment. This is also the key to our country’s agricultural production, ensuring that crops grow well, are safe for the soil, products meet quality standards and confidently conquer the market.

The melon garden on the terrace is 50m2 wide, Ms. Vo Thi Ngoc Anh (born 1990, in District 6, Ho Chi Minh City). Her family designed a hanging system that automatically watered and provided nutrients to the plants. Crispy, sweet melons not only serve the needs of the family, but also give them to relatives and friends. Similarly, Mr. and Mrs. Nguyen Cong Bang (SN 1990, in Tan Phu district, Ho Chi Minh City) also made many people fascinated with the melon garden on the terrace. He and his wife take advantage of the terrace of the house with an area of ​​​​70m2 to plant trees. In addition to vegetables, roses, orchids, they spend 30m2 to grow melons. Big melon, juicy fruit and very sweet to eat. Every day, Ms. To Thuy Hoan (50 years old, in Do Son, Hai Phong) also spends a lot of time taking care of her 50m2 garden. In the season, the garden is ripe and red, and the terrace is very beautiful. When the Covid-19 epidemic appeared, taking advantage of her free time, Ms. Hoan asked for land, Styrofoam boxes and bought seeds … started planting. The amount of land moved up was too much, she had to tie a rope to pull it from the first floor to the terrace. She also makes full use of Styrofoam boxes or plastic buckets as a place to sow seeds. With the crates, she does not punch the bottom, but the edge, about 20 cm from the bottom. Then, she punched a hole in the plastic can and put it on the bottom of the barrel. The mouth of the can is towards the edge of the opaque barrel, making the outlet for water, helping the roots to open, and saving soil. This woman also takes advantage of leftover vegetables, tubers, fruits, and shells of tubers and fruits to put them in the bucket, pour soil on top, then water rice … to form a green manure mixture. Mr. Phan Van Liem’s ​​garden (46 years old, in Tan Phu district, Ho Chi Minh City) is impressed by the “terrible” squash. The area of ​​​​the balconies and terraces on the 4th floor is about 60m2, which he makes full use of planting trees. The largest fruit in his garden weighs more than 34 kg. Previously, he planted ornamental plants to decorate the balcony. After that, when participating in online tree planting associations and groups and visiting some friends’ gardens, he decided to buy pots and land to plant to have clean vegetables and tubers to provide for family meals. The garden is full of fruit. He also grew American figs, kale… Mr. Pham Dang Khoa (Lai Chau City) also makes many people admire with a clean vineyard that he planted and fertilized with his own hands. Although the vines are only grown in boxes less than 1m2 wide, the garden is estimated at 2 quintals. In order to have this vineyard on the 3rd floor terrace, he built a few squares of bricks less than 1m2 wide, pouring soil to plant trees. However, to want the grapes to bear fruit, he worked very hard to fertilize chicken manure and potash fertilizers for the vines. Le Phuong (synthetic)

The images of a fruit garden on the rooftop of a building in Ho Chi Minh City have caused a “storm” on social networks when attracting more than 100,000 interactions. After just one day, the series of photos received more than 16,000 comments and nearly 5,000 shares. The owner of the garden is Bang Nguyen, he is a bachelor of accounting from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City. Bang Nguyen said, he has been growing trees on the terrace for about 4 years now, since buying a house in Tan Phu district – Ho Chi Minh City. “Due to the impact of the epidemic on work, I have more time at home. But because of that, I have more time to plant and take care of trees. Especially the cantaloupe. As you can see, most of the area of ​​the rooftop garden is for melons. It is also the most difficult variety to grow among terrace plants,” said Bang Nguyen. Bang Nguyen said that every day he spends about 2 hours on the rooftop garden. “Because there are only husband and wife and small children at home, I do a little bit every day, mixing some soil. Initially, I planted orchids mainly, about 200 pots of orchids. After that, I spent about 25m2 of the total 70m2 behind planting cantaloupe. 25m2 in the middle to grow orchids, apples, guavas, tomatoes, vegetables … 20m2 in front for outdoor wooden floors, around planted roses, a little melon, 2 grapes “- Bang Nguyen said. Bang Nguyen also revealed that many gardeners were unsuccessful, possibly due to improper mixing of media and ways to prevent pests. The soil for planting must be clean soil, mixed with rice husks, and composted manure. Each type of plant I mix with a different ratio, but must ensure porosity, watering is drained, not stagnant on the face. When growing vegetables, mix the soil once, fertilizing once is enough, but when growing melons, when the trees are fruiting, they must be fertilized many times with composted fish protein and bat manure. Prevent worms, thrips, red spiders using neem oil. To prevent fungal diseases for plants, use self-incubated organic microorganisms “- Bang Nguyen revealed. According to Bang Nguyen, he invested a lot of money in the garden. This whole season of cantaloupe, he costs about 5-7 million money for seeds and fertilizers. “Currently, this crop I plant 80 roots, collect 80 fruits, yield about 200kg. This is the 4th melon crop. In the first season, I planted 30 plants but almost failed because I didn’t know how to prevent powdery mildew, rhizomatosis, etc. Later on, I had to learn and learn in all the melon associations. garden net, go to the instructions to read carefully, find and get to know the brothers and sisters who have planted before to be successful” – Bang Nguyen said. The image of bunches of grapes laden with fruit makes many people excited. Let’s see the pictures in the 70m2 garden on the rooftop of the high-rise building.