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COCONUT HUSK EXTRACTION - BEAUTY LABOR OF BEN TRE PEOPLE

Coconut peeling in Ben Tre province is one of the traditional occupations of Ben Tre province. Since ancient times, coconut shelling has become an indispensable part of the lives of local people. This profession not only brings a stable source of income for workers, but also beautifies the working beauty of the people of Coconut Land.

To become a good coconut peeler, workers must undergo skill training in practice. Their job is to separate the outer shell of the coconut with wooden sticks with sharp steel ends, Although it is a simple job, it requires meticulousness, ingenuity, agility and strength and high concentration of workers. A good worker can peel hundreds of coconuts a day

One of the labor beauties of coconut peeling is the care and precision in each movement. Coconut shellers must use sharp stakes and sufficient thrust. They must also pay attention to their own health, avoiding injury when working with sharp tools. This requires them to be very focused

In addition, coconut shelling also gives workers a comfortable and comfortable working environment in the fresh air, under the shade of green coconut trees. The ditches and the immense green coconut groves make the work more intimate, inspiring and interesting. With hundreds of thousands of green coconut trees stretching, the rows of coconut trees have become a typical symbol of this land. Visitors can visit and admire the beauty of the West.

Not only is the job of getting rich and bringing economic benefits to the family, coconut peeling also gives employees a spirit of pride and dedication to the work. Coconut shellers take pride in their work contributing to the local economic and tourism development. They are always dedicated and passionate about their work, not afraid of difficulties to achieve the best results. Coconut shelling is part of the local culture and tradition and is considered a distinctive symbol of the Mekong Delta.

In the current situation, when the industries are thriving and the demand for products made from coir fiber has increased higher and remained stable year by year, the coconut shelling industry still exists and thrives. strong in Ben Tre province. This shows the sustainability of coconut shelling and it is part of the culture and traditions of the local people.