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Wild Fruit More Precious Than Gold Is Hunted By The World And Grows In Vietnam

Wild Fruit More Precious Than Gold Is Hunted By The World And Grows In Vietnam The fruit that you have just seen on the video, is the fruit of the fruit, also known as the locust, the lantern or the earth cherry, which often grows wild everywhere, on the banks of fields, lawns, wastelands or edges. village road. Originally a wild plant that spreads throughout the rice fields in rural Vietnam, but now that consumers love clean and healthy vegetables and fruits, it is at the top of the list. vegetables of the rich” are hunted by market grandmothers. Not only nettles, but also nettles also recorded remarkable achievements in the international agricultural race. If in Vietnam, fruits such as mangosteen, cork fruit, tamarind, passion fruit, ... are all cheap foods, mass-grown and harvested in large quantities. Even growing wild in gardens, along roadsides and are considered wild fruits, but when "exported", they have that "stunner" price. Stinging nettle in Vietnam has a lot, but is rarely used despite having some good medicinal properties. Stinging nettle is a wild plant, growing a lot in fields, bare land along roads and forests, mainly in rural areas. If the stinging nettle fruit in Vietnam just needs to go to the field, riverside alone, you can pick the whole bunch and bring it home without spending money, then in Japan, this is a super expensive fruit. Stinging nettle is a wild plant, growing a lot in fields, bare land along roads and forests, mainly in rural areas. Recently, office workers who like to hunt strange fruits have been buzzing about a fruit called Golden Berry, whose Vietnamese name is squeezing, whose price is up to nearly 400,000 VND/kg. ------------------------------------------------- Images and Videos are free to use under license from: www.pexels.com www.pixabay.com ♦ The video may contain copyrighted content based on FairUse fair use laws https://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/ ♦ Some of the materials used in the video belong to their respective owners. Any issues related to copyright, please contact: [email protected] ♦ Some of the materials used in the video belongs to the rightful owners. All Copyrights related issues should be sent to [email protected] #agriculture4dots #nongnghiephiendai #nongnghiep4.0 #khamphanongnghiep