Labor resources:

The commune’s total number of households: 2,034

Total number of people: 8,800

The total number of people at their working age: 6,453 people.

Industrial laborers: 528 people - 8.18%

Agricultural laborers: 3,989 people - 61.7%

Commercial laborers: 800 people - 12.39%

Services laborers: 1,136 people - 17.6%

Land:

Total natural land area: 4,787.69 ha - 100%

Agricultural land area: 4,354.94 ha - 90.97%

Agricultural production land: 4,318.18 ha - 90.96%

Forestry land area: 0 ha - %

Special-use land area: 318.74 ha - 6.65%

Residential land area: 56.35 ha - 1.17%

Unused land area: 0 ha - %

The commune’s reality of land use: on December 31, 2018, the total natural land area of ​​the commune is 4,787.69 ha, accounting for 10.31% of the natural land area of ​​Cam My district; the majority of agricultural land accounts for 90.96% of the total area; and non-agriculture land accounts for 9.04% of the total area.

Agricultural land area makes up 4,354.94 ha of the total natural land area of ​​the commune.

- Land for agricultural production is 4,318,18 ha, accounting for 99.16% of agricultural land as follows:

+ Land for annual crops is 563.81 ha, accounting for 13.06% with rice cultivation land of 229.79 ha, accounting for 40.76% of the annual crop area; other annual crop land is 334.03 ha, accounting for 59.24% of the area of ​​annual crop land.

+ Land for perennial crops is 3,754.36 ha, accounting for 86.94% of agricultural production land with such major crops as perennial industrial trees, fruit trees and other perennial trees.

- Land for aquaculture is 28.47 ha, accounting for 0.65% of agricultural land, and is used for freshwater fish farming.

- Other agricultural land is 8.29 ha, accounting for 0.19% of agricultural land.

Non-agricultural land is 432.76 ha, accounting for 9.04% of natural land area as follows:

- Residential land is 56.35 ha, accounting for 13.02% of the area of ​​non-agricultural land; residential land is mainly concentrated along the main roads, inter-hamlet roads and residential areas. In addition, it is scattered in agricultural land.

- Special-use land is 318.74 ha, accounting for 73.65% of the area of ​​non-agricultural land as follows:

+ Land for building offices is 0.26 ha, accounting for 0.08% of special-use land area.

+ Land for national defense is 87.67 ha, accounting for 27.51% of the area of ​​special-use land.

+ Land for construction of non-business projects is 5.19 ha, accounting for 1.63% of special-use land area.

+ Non-agricultural production and business land is 3.95 ha, accounting for 1.24% of the area of special-use land area.

+ Land for public purposes is 221.67 ha, accounting for 69.54% of special-use land area including: traffic land of 217.19 ha; irrigation land of 4.05 ha; 0.20 ha of land area for community activities; 0.08 ha of land area for energy projects; and 0.15 ha of land area for post and telecommunications projects.

- Land for religious establishments is 3.39 ha, accounting for 0.91% of non-agricultural land area.

- Land for religious establishments is 0.03 ha, accounting for 0.01% of non-agricultural land area.

- Land for cemeteries and funeral houses is 8.81 ha, accounting for 2.04% of non-agricultural land area, and is mainly concentrated in the commune’s graveyards.

- Land for rivers, canals, waterways, ditches and streams is 44.89 ha, accounting for 10.37% of non-agricultural land area.

Purposes of use: the whole area of ​​land is fully used for agricultural or non-agricultural purposes. Up to now, the unused land area has no longer been available.

Communications:

The commune’s reality of communications:

- There are Internet services for hamlets: the Internet infrastructure for hamlets reaches 100%.

+ There are 2 households providing Internet services for local people.

- The commune has a system of radio stations and loudspeaker in hamlets:

+ The People's Committee of the commune has arranged a part-time official to be in charge of the commune’s broadcasting activities.

+ The People's Committee of the commune has a radio station with a total number of 22 clusters of devices and 44 loudspeakers that have still operated normally.

- The commune’s e-portal: every year over 194 articles about the contents and the information on local political, and socio-economic activities are posted on the portal.

- The commune has a system of telephones and Internet transmission lines covering all 8 hamlets with 100% of households using fixed telephones and mobile phones, and an audio-visual information system.

Transport:

The national highways and provincial roads that run through the commune: Song Nhan - Dau Giay road with a length of 12 km and Communal Road 10 with a length of 7 km.

The current state of the road system in the commune: the commune has 100% km of inter-hamlet and inter-district roads that are asphalted and its main roads have been concreted.

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