Truong Thi Bich – A Household Thriving Thanks to Capital and Livestock Farming Techniques

15/04/2025 Views: 1683 admin

Thanks to the support from the Thien Chi program, Ms. Truong Thi Bich has made remarkable progress in developing her family's economy. With the initial capital and livestock farming techniques provided through training, she has successfully built a stable and efficient chicken-raising model.

The income from poultry farming has not only helped ease her family's financial burdens but has also enabled her children to pursue their education. Currently, both of her children are studying in Ho Chi Minh City – something she once thought was out of reach.

The techniques shared by the Thien Chi program, such as the use of bio-bedding systems to reduce odors and protect the environment, have shown clear benefits. After successfully selling her first flocks, Ms. Bich is now preparing to raise a new batch of chickens, expanding to 500 birds.

Beyond basic techniques, she has even learned to administer vaccines to her flock – a skill she never imagined she would master. Although the support program has concluded, she continues to receive technical assistance from the Thien Chi team whenever needed.

From a struggling household, Ms. Truong Thi Bich has grown and thrived thanks to access to capital and livestock farming techniques.

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