Comrade Hoang Van Hoan, Chairman of Nang Kha commune People's Committee, said that winter vegetables have been maintained by the people in the commune for about 10 years. The annual revenue from vegetables of local people reaches about VND1.4 billion.

In the coming time, Nang Kha commune plans to encourage people in remote villages to improve the land, put vegetables into mass production, create a stable source of income, and gradually improve people's lives.

In all the fields, people are focusing on taking care of winter vegetables.

People weed manually, limiting the use of pesticides.

Ms. Chau Thi Nong's family, Na Vai village, Nang Kha commune currently has 5 acre of vegetables, with an income of about VND50 million VND per crop.

Winter vegetables grow well.

Ms. La Thi Thoi, Na Vai village, Nang Kha commune, said that this year, her family planted 1.5 acre of vegetables.

Winter vegetables are bringing a stable income to the people of Nang Kha commune.

Ms. Ban Thi Khien, Na Kha village, Nang Kha commune, takes care of her family's vegetable garden.

Being cared for manually, winter vegetables in Nang Kha commune are favored by traders and consumers.

In addition to vegetables, some households also grow corn for animal feed.

The family of Ms. La Thi Kinh, Na Kha village, Nang Kha commune, has 1.5 sao of corn for buffalo feed.

Every morning, people go to the fields to harvest vegetables.

A trader buys vegetables in Nang Kha commune, Na Hang.

The main vegetable consumption markets are Lam Binh district and Na Hang town.