Asan City, transforming from a '500,000 self-sufficient city' to an agricultural policy framework.

Published 2026년 1월 5일

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[Nongsuchaksan Newspaper=Reporter Nara Park] As South Chungnam's Asan City has grown into a representative future industry city in the country by attracting advanced industries and national projects, it is finding another solution for urban competitiveness in agriculture. Facing structural limitations such as a reduction in farmland and an aging farming population due to rapid urban growth, Asan City has chosen agricultural restructuring and industrialization as a key focus towards becoming a 'self-sufficient city of 500,000 people.' Last year was particularly harsh for farmers. Agricultural damage continued with spring's abnormal low temperatures and diseases, and summer's concentrated heavy rainfall leading to 1966 hectares of farmland being submerged. Despite this, Asan's agriculture showed relatively stable results. Last year

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Building a local food circular system Supporting public-type personnel Establishing rental-type smart farms, etc. Responding to aging population and labor shortage As Chungnam Asan City, which has grown into a representative future industry city of the Republic of Korea through advanced industries and national projects, is finding another solution to urban competitiveness in agriculture. In the midst of rapid urban growth, facing structural limitations such as reduced farmland and an aging farming population, Asan City has chosen agricultural restructuring and industrialization as a key axis towards becoming a "500,000 self-sufficient city." Last year was particularly harsh for farmers. Agricultural damage continued with 1966 hectares of farmland submerged due to spring low temperatures and diseases, and summer heavy rains. Despite this, Asan agriculture showed relatively stable results. Last year's rice production was 59,325 tons, a slight increase from the previous year, and the ...
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