(Nongnghiep.vn)_Thanks to repelling coffee theft, farmers are assured of harvesting at the right time, no longer having to harvest young, helping to ensure productivity and quality…
In order to help farmers harvest coffee safely, Ea Tul Commune Police, Cu M’gar District (Dak Lak) has been implementing measures to protect security and order in the area, timely detect and prevent prevent and strictly handle cases of violations of security and order, especially theft coffee.
In the past, every time the coffee harvest season came, Mr. Y Suong H’Wing’s family in Sah A village, (Ea Tul commune) was very worried about coffee theft. Although the area of the family is only 4 sao, but because the field is far from home, it is difficult to take care of, so there are years when the coffee is not yet fully ripe, he has started to harvest it on a large scale due to fear of being stolen.
This year, people in EY Tul commune have assured to harvest coffee. Photo: T.Dung
Entering this year’s harvest, being propagated by the local government and the Commune Police force regularly patrolling the coffee fields and roads, etc., so Mr. Y Suong is very reassured, worried about coffee theft. Coffee is gone…
Mr. Y Suong shared: The family’s coffee garden is easy to navigate, so thieves often visit, not every year is lost. At least 3-4 times a year is stolen, up to 8 times… This year’s coffee harvest, the police force regularly patrols, so the theft has decreased a lot, so far the family has not discovered it. what theft…
Ea Tul is a large coffee-growing area of Cu M’gar district, with a total area of more than 4,280 hectares, of which 3,876 hectares are in the business stage. With a large area, densely populated, many coffee areas are located far from residential areas, so it is often difficult to keep an eye on it, especially during the harvest season. This is also the time when bad guys mix in, pretend to be hired workers or take advantage of the loopholes of relatives to commit theft of agricultural products.
Ea Tul Commune Police propagates that agents purchasing agricultural products do not assist
for coffee thieves. PhotoT. Dung
Understanding the above situation, before entering the coffee harvest season, Ea Tul Commune Police coordinated with local authorities to set up 4 patrol and control teams in the coffee area to detect and handle promptly. when there are signs of theft.
At the same time, strengthen the inspection of workers from other localities, to prevent bad guys from mixing in, causing disorder and stealing people’s coffee. In addition, the Commune Police also propagated and mobilized agricultural product purchasing agents to promote the spirit of self-declaration of crimes, not to buy immature coffee products, coffee of unknown quality and unknown. source…
Mr. Dinh Duy Thinh from Sah A village (Ea Tul commune) said that in addition to selling groceries, the family also buys more agricultural products from relatives, the amount of agricultural products purchased each year is very large… Seeing people selling coffee in different places. unusual time frames, small children selling, or coffee with very low ripeness, sold in small quantities, as low as only a few kilograms… With these people, no matter how cheap they are, he will definitely not buy, Don’t lend a hand to theft…
Major Y Kiem Mlo, Deputy Chief of the Ea Tul Commune Police, said that this year’s coffee harvest season, the security and order situation in Ea Tul commune has basically been maintained, and coffee theft has been controlled. regime. People are assured of harvesting coffee on schedule, ensuring productivity and quality… because they are no longer afraid of theft and have to collect young.
