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Custard apple harvest season on Lang Son’s rocky terrain
Lang Son custard apples. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
Farmers in Cai Kinh commune, Lang Son province, organise and sort custard apples after harvest. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
Custard apple orchard next to rocky terrain in Lang Son province. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
Custard apples are sorted into different quality-grades after harvest. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
Farmers in Cai Kinh commune, Lang Son province, prune their staggered-harvest custard apple orchards. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
Local officials guide residents of Cai Kinh Commune (Lang Son) in the care and pruning of staggered-harvest sugar apple trees. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
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Custard apple harvest season on Lang Son’s rocky terrain
08/20/2026 08:04
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Chi Lang and Cai Kinh communes are key custard apple cultivation areas in Lang Son province, covering a total area of approximately 2,250 hectares. The yield is estimated at 33,000 tons annually and generates an estimated revenue of over 700 billion VND (26,737,480 USD) per year. In mid-August, farmers in the Lang Son custard apple regions are busy harvesting, sorting, and packaging the fruit for transport to distribution points. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
Custard apple harvest season on Lang Son’s rocky terrain
Chi Lang and Cai Kinh communes are key custard apple cultivation areas in Lang Son province, covering a total area of approximately 2,250 hectares. The yield is estimated at 33,000 tons annually and generates an estimated revenue of over 700 billion VND (26,737,480 USD) per year. In mid-August, farmers in the Lang Son custard apple regions are busy harvesting, sorting, and packaging the fruit for transport to distribution points. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
Custard apple harvest season on Lang Son’s rocky terrain
Chi Lang and Cai Kinh communes are key custard apple cultivation areas in Lang Son province, covering a total area of approximately 2,250 hectares. The yield is estimated at 33,000 tons annually and generates an estimated revenue of over 700 billion VND (26,737,480 USD) per year. In mid-August, farmers in the Lang Son custard apple regions are busy harvesting, sorting, and packaging the fruit for transport to distribution points. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
Custard apple harvest season on Lang Son’s rocky terrain
Chi Lang and Cai Kinh communes are key custard apple cultivation areas in Lang Son province, covering a total area of approximately 2,250 hectares. The yield is estimated at 33,000 tons annually and generates an estimated revenue of over 700 billion VND (26,737,480 USD) per year. In mid-August, farmers in the Lang Son custard apple regions are busy harvesting, sorting, and packaging the fruit for transport to distribution points. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
Custard apple harvest season on Lang Son’s rocky terrain
Chi Lang and Cai Kinh communes are key custard apple cultivation areas in Lang Son province, covering a total area of approximately 2,250 hectares. The yield is estimated at 33,000 tons annually and generates an estimated revenue of over 700 billion VND (26,737,480 USD) per year. In mid-August, farmers in the Lang Son custard apple regions are busy harvesting, sorting, and packaging the fruit for transport to distribution points. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
Custard apple harvest season on Lang Son’s rocky terrain
Chi Lang and Cai Kinh communes are key custard apple cultivation areas in Lang Son province, covering a total area of approximately 2,250 hectares. The yield is estimated at 33,000 tons annually and generates an estimated revenue of over 700 billion VND (26,737,480 USD) per year. In mid-August, farmers in the Lang Son custard apple regions are busy harvesting, sorting, and packaging the fruit for transport to distribution points. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
Custard apple harvest season on Lang Son’s rocky terrain
Chi Lang and Cai Kinh communes are key custard apple cultivation areas in Lang Son province, covering a total area of approximately 2,250 hectares. The yield is estimated at 33,000 tons annually and generates an estimated revenue of over 700 billion VND (26,737,480 USD) per year. In mid-August, farmers in the Lang Son custard apple regions are busy harvesting, sorting, and packaging the fruit for transport to distribution points. VNA Photo: Quang Duy
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