After 23 years, the long-lived apple harvest experience is ending...a resolution to part with the abnormal climate.

(Jangsu=Yonhap News) Reporter Nabo = "I used to go to the orchard with my children every year to pick fresh and hearty apples directly and build memories, but it's very disappointing that I can't do that anymore." Ms. Park (38, housewife) was quite disappointed when she tried to apply for the annual apple picking experience in Jangsu County, North Jeolla Province, but saw a notice saying that it would be discontinued starting this year. Jangsu County announced on the 5th that it is ending the apple picking experience, one of the representative rural programs in the province, after 23 years due to abnormal high temperatures and other climate changes. This experience program, which began in 2003, involved the Jangsu Agricultural Technology Center receiving applications nationwide in January each year, allocating apple trees to ordinary citizens, and allowing them to visit the farm during the harvest season to pick apples directly. For 120,000 won per week (based on last year's ...