Since 2011, Kim Binh residents have grown bananas both on hills and in fields. Thanks to the favourable weather and soil conditions, the bananas are large and delicious and have won much favour from marketers.

Dinh Van Chuong in Kim Quang Hamlet, Kim Binh Commune, Chiem Hoa District, taking care of his family's banana garden.

The commune has worked out many solutions to support banana growers such as inviting experts to provide training on techniques on cultivating and preventing pests and diseases for banana trees as well as cooperating with Bac Giang Provincial Agriculture and Forestry University in conducting research on tissue culture techniques in banana varieties to improve seed sources for local bananas.

In addition to exporting bananas to the Chinese market, people in Kim Binh Commune have used bananas for making wine and producing dried banana.

Kim Binh banana wine has been granted an exclusive patent license by the Intellectual Property Office (Ministry of Science and Technology). Currently, Kim Binh banana wine is receiving support from the Chiem Hoa District authorities to be assessed and classified as a district-level OCOP product.