Although Duc is a border district in Dak Nong famous for sweet potatoes, this is also a specialty in Dak Nong that can be bought as a gift. In the past, sweet potato was a food to fight hunger, but now it has become a specialty that no other province can compete with. The origin of this product is from the early years of the province’s establishment, the people of Dak Buk So commune (Dak R’lap district now belongs to Tuy Duc district) brought the Benzene sweet potato variety originating from Japan to grow. . Due to the richness of the soil and climate, Tuy Duc sweet potato has high yield, has its own characteristic flavor, is delicious, fleshy, sweet, has a high starch content and is very popular with users.
Sweet potatoes are branded by Tuy Duc district, ensuring safety, cleanliness and quality, so they have high value. That’s why Tuy Duc’s sweet potato is no longer a specialty but the face of the district. Many businesses buy to produce products such as cakes, jams, candies… and export them to the US, Japan, China, Singapore, and Malaysia. Visitors to the tour can enjoy it on the spot or buy it as a very suitable gift.
Source: Collected internet.
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