Lands with great potential for agricultural and border trade economy

As lands rich in revolutionary traditions and strong in agricultural production, Chau Thanh, Hao Duoc and Long Chu communes are expected to become one of the economic and cultural centers of the province, joining the vibrant and diverse development picture of 96 communes and wards.

Pipeline carrying water from Dau Tieng Lake across the Vam Co Dong River through Hao Duoc commune

Agricultural advantages

Chau Thanh commune was formed from the merger of Chau Thanh town, Dong Khoi commune, An Binh commune and the remaining part of Thai Binh commune. With its central location in the old Chau Thanh district, the commune plays an important role in connecting localities, creating a solid foundation for economic development and community life. The commune has a natural area of 93.41km² and a population of 51,901 people, with abundant land resources and natural water resources.

Hao Duoc commune was formed from the merger of An Co, Tri Binh and Hao Duoc communes before. The natural area of the commune is 93.75km², population 32,503 people. This is a land rich in revolutionary tradition with many historical relics, reflecting the heroic struggle of Tay Ninh people.

If Chau Thanh commune has flat terrain, Hao Duoc is a large area with a river system, all of which are favorable for strong development in agricultural production. The main crops of Chau Thanh and Hao Duoc communes are rubber, cassava and fruit trees. Commerce, services and livestock farming also have great potential for development.

Chau Thanh and Hao Duoc communes both bear a strong traditional imprint with festivals, historical relics, and architectural works. Transport infrastructure is being invested in to create momentum for strong development, especially in the fields of high-tech agriculture and trade, promising to soon become the economic and cultural center of the province.

Potential for border economic development

Long Chu border commune was formed from the merger of Long Vinh commune (Chau Thanh district) and Long Chu and Long Phuoc communes (Ben Cau district) before. The commune has an area of 92km² and a population of 17,746 people. Like Chau Thanh and Hao Duoc communes, Long Chu commune has agricultural strengths with crops such as rubber, cassava and fruit trees thanks to its diverse terrain including agricultural land, border forests and canals. Not only that, Long Chu commune also has the potential to develop border trade and services for international trade due to its location bordering Cambodia.

Long Chu Commune is a place of unique cultural exchange between ethnic groups. The culture in Long Chu still retains its characteristics with festivals and historical relics. The infrastructure system is being upgraded to facilitate traffic connections. If exploited and promoted well, the commune will become an important trading point, contributing to the overall development of the province./.

Truc Bach

Source: https://baolongan.vn/nhung-vung-dat-giau-tiem-nang-kinh-te-nong-nghiep-va-bien-mau-a198911.html