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Vinamilk plans another dairy farm in Ha Tinh

Update: 25 Jan 2020

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Vinamilk's first dairy farm in central Ha Tinh province’s Huong Son District with a scale of 3,000 cows.

The Vietnam Dairy Products Joint Stock Company (Vinamilk) has sent a document to the People’s Committee of Ha Tinh province, proposing to build a dairy farming complex in the central locality.

The complex, expected to cost more than VND 1.2 trillion (USD 52 million), will cover between 300ha and 350ha in Huong Vinh commune, Huong Khe district.

It will comprise one to two dairy farms which will be home to up to 8,000 dairy cows and one beef cow farm with a scale from 2,000 to 4,000 heads.

Additionally, Vinamilk proposes to develop a material cultivation for cows which will span from 5,000ha to 7,000ha in Huong Khe district and other locations in the province.

In 2016, Vinamilk opened a 300 billion VND dairy farm in the province’s Huong Son district with a scale of 3,000 cows.

Source: VNA


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