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Phu Sa Co-operative develops an area specializing in cultivation of short-term agricultural trees

27 June 2008

Accordingly, the investor rents over 5 hectares of land at Canh Vinh Commune, Van Canh District for cultivating citronella and about 16,000 banana trees per year.