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This presentation by Steven von Eije explores the significance of bioslurry in tea production among 100 households in Thai Nguyen Province, Vietnam. The study focuses on the impact of bioslurry use on tea yield, household income, and agricultural practices. It highlights the methodology, including personal interviews and the analysis of historical data, to assess changes in production quantity, pricing, and the usage of fertilizers and pesticides. The findings aim to provide insights into the economic benefits of bioslurry and inform sustainable agricultural practices in the region.
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Value of bioslurry Steven von Eije, Energy Analyst EDIaal Green Gas
Content of presentation • Background • Research Design • Results • Implications
Background • Invitation from SNV to investigate the value of bioslurry • Tea producers (good records of production and expenditures) • Thai Nguyen Province in Vietnam
Research questions • Effect of bioslurry on tea production • Effect of bioslurry use on household income
Approach • Personal interviews (questionnaire and translator) • 100 households • No control group (large wealth difference)(“There is no actual demand for biogas installations, everyone who can afford one, has one because it’s a great product.”) • Historical and current data used
Effect on tea production • Amount of tea produced per sao • Price per kg processed tea • Data used in income calculation
Effect of bioslurry use on household income • Change in production quantity? • Change in price for tea? • Change in amount of pesticide use? • Change in amount of chemical fertilizer use?
Annual income effect in comparison to biogas installation costs