Phnom Penh, Cambodia – East-West Seed Cambodia continues to demonstrate the impact of quality seeds and agronomic support on smallholder productivity, with recent results from farmers in Kampong Speu and Kampong Cham highlighting the strong performance of the “Sambath” eggplant variety.
Productivity and Profitability in Kampong Speu
In Kampong Speu province, farmer Mr. Cheng Krat cultivated 0.15 hectares of land using only 2.5 grams of Sambath seeds, producing an impressive 5.7 tons of eggplant.
Supported by East-West Seed Cambodia’s technical guidance, Mr. Krat applied best practices in soil preparation and crop management, resulting in a high-quality harvest well received in local markets.
Selling at 1,400 Riel per kilogram, he achieved a total income of approximately 8 million Riel (≈2,000 USD).
Expanding Scale in Kampong Cham
In Kampong Cham, Mr. Vy Naren achieved similar success on a larger scale. Planting 6 grams of Sambath seeds across 0.46 hectares, he harvested 18.6 tons of premium eggplants after just two months.
With a market price of 1,200 Riel per kilogram, Mr. Naren’s total income reached around 20.6 million Riel (≈5,150 USD). His results underline the strong yield potential and market appeal of the Sambath variety when combined with effective agronomic practices.
Sustainable Growth Through Better Seeds
These outcomes reinforce East-West Seed Cambodia’s commitment to improving farmer livelihoods through innovation, technical support, and reliable seed quality. The Sambath variety continues to deliver measurable returns for farmers, contributing to greater income stability and stronger participation in local vegetable markets.
East-West Seed Cambodia remains dedicated to equipping farmers with the tools and knowledge needed to drive productivity, profitability, and sustainable agricultural growth.
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