Chewy Texture Goesan University Corn 'First Shipment'

Published 2025년 7월 11일

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[By Lee Pyung-jin, Korea Farmers' Newspaper] Large-kernel corn cultivation has begun in earnest in Goesan County, North Chungcheong Province. On the 9th, the county held a first harvest event for large-kernel corn at a farm in Jangnyeon-myeon and officially launched the harvest. The event was attended by County Mayor Song In-heon, Kim Eun-young, chairman of the Large-Kernel Corn Producers Association, and township agricultural group leaders. They worked together that day on corn harvesting, sorting, and packaging. Large-kernel corn is being cultivated on 1,539 farms across 1,149 hectares. This year's total harvest is expected to reach 9,552 tons, which is projected to generate 30 billion won in farm income.

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Chungbuk Goesan County's University Corn has begun full-scale shipment. On the 9th, the county held a first shipment event at a farm in Jangnyeon-myeon and initiated the harvest. The shipment event was attended by County Mayor Song In-heon, Kim Eun-young, the University Corn Producers Association Chair, and township production group leaders. They worked together that day on corn harvesting, sorting, and packaging. University Corn is being cultivated by a total of 1,539 farms across 1,149 hectares. This year's total harvest is expected to be 9,552 tons. This is projected to generate 30 billion won in farm income. The county is implementing multi-pronged sales strategies including pre-orders from sister municipalities, urban-rural direct trade events, operating the 'Goesan Marketplace' online shopping mall, and expanding agricultural cooperative purchases. At the official shopping mall 'Goesan Marketplace', a box of 30 ears is being sold for 25,000 won. Goesan University Corn was ...
Source: Agrinet

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