Part 1
Starting background of the project/
initiative
People from an ethnic minority - the residents of Hang Hot village in Mê Linh commune, Lâm Hà district, Lâm Đồng province, are primarily dependent on farming coffee, corn, and various types of flowers. Despite the richness of the land in this region, their income remains quite meager.
The primary reason for their low income is the inefficient farming practices, heavy reliance on middlemen for selling their produce, which makes them unable to dictate prices, and the unregulated deforestation that many individuals engage in to create arable land, causing difficulties in their lives. What's most heart-wrenching is that many children here are forced to abandon their education to contribute to their family's labor.
Furthermore, the lack of developed transportation infrastructure and inadequate skills training are also contributing factors that hamper the lives of the local population. While the agriculture in this region has potential, it hasn't been efficiently exploited and harnessed.
In light of this situation, Phuong Minh Farm emerges as a practical solution. The project doesn't just bring about economic benefits through modern farming standards but also strives to improve the lives and income of the local residents and, importantly, creates educational opportunities for the children.
Phuong Minh Farm is more than just an agricultural farm; it's a social project with a community-oriented mission, bringing dreams and hopes to the land of Lâm Đồng for a brighter future.