65
Nguyen Van Bay | 1.3 | |
66 | Nguyen Van Giai | 1.3 |
67 | Nguyen Van Huan | 4.5 |
68 | Nguyen Thi Van | 1.6 |
69 | Nguyen Van Thuy | 1.5 |
70 | Pham Luu Uy | 1.6 |
71 | Pham Ngoc Thach | 1.4 |
72 | Tran Van Dinh | 1.2 |
73 | Cao Thanh Mao | 1.8 |
74 | Ha Van Cong | 1.2 |
75 | Le Thi Nga | 1.5 |
76 | Nguyen Dang Nong | 1.5 |
77 | Nguyen Chi Ban | 1.5 |
78 | Nguyen Hong Son | 1.5 |
79 | Nguyen Thanh Trung | 2 |
80 | Nguyen Van Huynh | 2.2 |
81 | Nguyen Van Mau | 2 |
82 | Nguyen Van Minh | 2 |
83 | Nguyen Van Soan | 6.9 |
84 | Nguyen Van Tuong | 2 |
85 | Nguyen Xuan Quy | 2 |
86 | Pham Hong Huan | 1.8 |
87 | Pham Truong Tam | 1 |
88 | Pham Van Thu | 1 |
89 | To Ngoc Hoa | 3.9 |
90 | Trinh Dang Lan | 1 |
91 | Nguyen Van Loc | 2.5 |
92 | Nguyen Van Tien | 3.7 |
93 | Nguyen Van Trung | 2.4 |
94 | Vu Van Thang | 1 |
95 | Le Cong Tuan | 1.8 |
96 | Le Thi Duyen | 4.8 |
97 | Do Ba Kim | 2.1 |
98 | Vu Huy Su | 1.5 |
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100 | Le Nang Hung | 1 |
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112 | Cao Van The | 2 |
113 | Cao Xuan Luong | 1 |
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117 | Le Duc Hai | 2 |
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119 | Le Van Ung | 1.5 |
120 | Le Van Tu | 1 |
121 | Do Viet No | 2 |
122 | Luu Duc Thanh | 2.5 |
123 | Ngo Quoc Hoi | 1.7 |
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125 | Nguyen Van Binh | 2 |
126 | Nguyen Van Chien | 2 |
127 | Nguyen Van Dien | 1.5 |
128 | Nguyen Van Long | 2 |
129 | Nguyen Thanh Son | 1 |
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140 | Le Dinh Lich | 2 |
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142 | Le Van Quyen | 2 |
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144 | Mai Van Lam | 1.5 |
145 | Trinh Van Bon | 1.5 |
146 | Mai Van Trinh | 1 |
147 | Trinh Van Ky | 1.5 |
148 | Ha Duyen Hoa | 1 |
149 | Hoang Dinh Phu | 2 |
150 | Le Huu Minh | 1 |
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151 | Hoang Dinh Tuan | 7 |
152 | Ha Trong Thanh | 3.5 |
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155 | Do Van Thuan | 2 |
156 | Hoang Van Khang | 4 |
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198 | Nguyen Trong Thuy | 2 |
199 | Nguyen Hung Thang | 7 |
200 | Nguyen The Thoai | 4 |
LAM SON SUGAR CANE JOINT STOCK COMPANY
SUGAR CANE PRODUCTION INVESTIGATION FORM
I. GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Head of household:
- Name of household head: ……………………….; Gender…… …….…….; Age………....
- Address: Village………………………..…Commune……………….………..District………
- Educational level:………………………………………………..…………………
- Professional qualifications: …………………………………………………..…………
2. Population
- Number of household members: …….. people. Number of main workers: …….. people. Number of main workers directly involved in sugarcane production on the family's sugarcane area:…….people.
3. Household income
- Average total income in the year: ……………million VND. Main sources of income in the year:
Cultivation Animal husbandry Secondary industries Services, trade Others
- Income from sugarcane production accounts for about …..…..% of total income in the year.
II. CURRENT STATUS OF SUGAR CANE PRODUCTION IN 2009
1. Sugarcane land
- Total area of agricultural land allocated for use:..........ha.
In which: Hill land:.........ha; Hill garden land .......ha; Rice field land........ha; Specialized land.........ha; Riverbank land........ha.
- Sugarcane growing area………..ha
In which: Hill land…….. ha; rice field land…….. ha; riverside alluvial land……...ha.
- Characteristics of sugarcane growing soil types ( general description of location, terrain, soil thickness, soil color, conglomerate, rock, mixed rock, exposed rock, soil fertility, irrigation conditions...)
+ Hilly land ......................................................................................................................
+ Rice fields...................................................................................................................
+ Riverbank land......................................................................................................................
2. Sugarcane varieties
2.1. Sugarcane varieties currently grown (name sugarcane varieties) ............................................
2.2. Some main characteristics of sugarcane varieties currently grown
Characteristic
Alike ……. | Alike ……. | Alike ……. | Alike ……. | Alike ……. | |
- Germination (good; average; poor) | |||||
- Branching (strong; average; poor) | |||||
- Grow tall (fast; medium; slow) | |||||
- Drought tolerance (good; average; poor) | |||||
- Anti-dumping (good; average; poor) | |||||
- Stem borer damage (many; medium; little) | |||||
- Bed bug infestation (many; medium; few) | |||||
- Anthrax infection ((high; medium; low) | |||||
- Flowering (flowering, not flowering) | |||||
- Time of release (early, medium, late) | |||||
- Regeneration ability (strong; medium; poor) | |||||
- Suitable for planting on land (in order of priority: hills, fields, yards): | |||||
- Suitable for intensive investment level (high, medium, low) |
2.3. Issues that need special attention during the cultivation of the above mentioned sugarcane varieties…………..…………………………………………………………………
2.4. Current status of sugarcane variety structure on different soil types
- Newly planted sugarcane, Sugarcane from crop 1, Sugarcane from crop 2
Sugarcane
Land type (ha) | |||
Hilly land | Land | Alluvial land | |
1. Like…… | |||
2. Same…… | |||
3. Same…… | |||
4. Same…… | |||
5. Same…… | |||
III. INTENSIVE SUGAR CANE CULTIVATION TECHNIQUES ON HILLS 1. Sugarcane planting season
Alike
Sugarcane planting time (month of the year) | |||
Hilly land | Land | Riverbank land | |
- Variety 1: .... | |||
- Variety 2: .... | |||
- Variety 3: .... | |||
2. Land preparation
- Sugarcane cultivation tools (mechanical, manual, combination of mechanical and manual)………
- Mechanical tillage techniques
Technical steps of land preparation
Hilly land | Land | Alluvial land | |
Number of plowing (times) | |||
Plant depth (cm) | |||
Number of harrowing times (times) | |||
Deep plowing without turning (times) | |||
No-till plowing depth | |||
Row spacing (m) | |||
Row depth (m) | |||
Total cost of land preparation (million VND) |
3. Fertilizer
3.1. Type of fertilizer, form of fertilizer, amount of fertilizer per hectare/crop.
- Newly planted sugarcane, Sugarcane from crop 1, Sugarcane from crop 2
Type of fertilizer
Form of stool | Fertilizer amount/1ha | ||
Unit | Quantity | ||
Lime powder | |||
Organic fertilizer | |||
Single N, P, K fertilizer | |||
Lam Son NPK Fertilizer | |||
Other fertilizers | |||
3.2. Fertilization techniques
- Newly planted sugarcane, original sugarcane of crops 1 and 2
+ Fertilize when planting (type of fertilizer, quantity, method of application)
+ First top dressing (fertilizer type, quantity, fertilization period, fertilization method)
+ Second top dressing (fertilizer type, quantity, fertilization period, fertilization method)
4. Planting and care
4.1. Planting (amount of seeds/ha, peeling, cutting, placing cuttings, covering soil, compacting soil...)
4.2. Care (weeding, plowing, hoeing sugarcane furrows, hilling, peeling dry leaves...)
5. Watering:
- Number of times to water sugarcane in a year (if any):………….times. …………………….
- Irrigation water source, irrigation period, irrigation methods and techniques ……………………
6. Weed and pest control
6.1. Weed control
- Main grass types in sugarcane fields:…………………………………………………
- Use of herbicides: Yes No
- If used, state the name of the pesticide, amount sprayed, spraying period, spraying method, and eradication effectiveness...........................................................................................................................
6.2. Pest and disease control:
- Situation of occurrence of pests, diseases, and aphids harmful to sugarcane: type of pest, time of occurrence, level of damage, applied control measures, control effectiveness………………
7. Harvesting and transporting sugarcane
- Difficulties and problems mainly in the process of harvesting and transporting sugarcane. Proposed solutions..........................................................................................
8. Sugarcane processing to save stumps
8.1. Do you manage fresh sugarcane tops during harvest?
If there is management, what is it used for?..........................................................
8.2. Method of handling dry sugarcane leaves and tips after harvest for sugarcane fields to preserve the stumps: (burn sugarcane leaves and tips; collect them from the field; leave the sugarcane stumps buried).
- Cut the sugarcane roots after harvest: Yes, cut No
If cutting again, state the time and form of cutting…………………………………………..
- Method of plowing and cutting sugarcane roots (plowing by machine, by buffalo, plowing time...)………...
9. Intercropping, crop rotation
9.1. Intercropping
- Intercropping: + Newly planted sugarcane: With intercropping No intercropping
+ Sugarcane rootstock Intercropping Without intercropping
If so, what are the intercrops?......................................................................................
- What are your comments on the growth, yield and quality of sugarcane in intercropped sugarcane fields…………………………………………………………………………………….
9.2. Crop rotation:
- When did you start planting sugarcane on your current hill sugarcane area: Year…………….
- Since you started growing sugarcane, have you ever grown other crops? If so, what crops and in what years?.................
10. Labor cost for producing 1 hectare of sugarcane
- According to you, how much labor cost is needed to perform the following work contents:
+ Select and process sugarcane varieties before planting…………………fields
+ Plant………………………………………………… ....copper
+ Weeding, hoeing…………………………….……………..fields
+ Top dressing…………………………………….… ……dong





