Cheongyang Melon, First Harvest of the Year Begins! High-Sugar Premium Melon Distributed Nationwide

Published 2025년 7월 10일

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[Chungyang Melon Reporter Song Hae-chang, Korea Farmers' Newspaper] Chungyang melon has begun its full-scale shipment with this year's first harvest. On the 10th, the Chungyang Melon Cooperative held the '2025 Chungyang Melon First Shipment Ceremony' at the Chungyang Agricultural Cooperative Agricultural Products Distribution Center, with approximately 20 participants including Chungyang County Mayor Kim Don-gon, county council members, agricultural cooperative officials, and cooperative members. Chungyang melon is considered a representative agricultural product of the region alongside chili peppers. With its fertile soil, abundant sunlight, and outstanding taste and aroma, it is loved by consumers nationwide. The Chungyang Melon Cooperative aims to ship high-sugar melons with over 13 Brix by standardizing cultivation varieties, sharing cultivation techniques, and conducting joint selection and shipment.

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Cheongyang Melon Begins Full-Scale Distribution with First Harvest of the Year The Cheongyang Melon Producers Association held the '2025 Cheongyang Melon First Distribution Ceremony' on the 10th at the Cheongyang Agricultural Cooperative Agricultural Products Distribution Center, with approximately 20 participants including Cheongyang County Mayor Kim Don-gon, county council members, agricultural cooperative officials, and producers. Cheongyang melon is considered a representative agricultural product of the region alongside red peppers. With its fertile soil, abundant sunlight, and outstanding taste and aroma, it is beloved by consumers nationwide. The Cheongyang Melon Producers Association is distributing high-sugar melons with over 13 Brix by standardizing cultivation varieties, sharing cultivation techniques, and conducting joint selection and distribution. They are expanding their consumer base by selling 'special' grade melons to large distribution companies and 'superior' ...
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