South Korea is starting to adjust the planting area as there are concerns about overproduction of winter vegetables in Jeju, including carrots

게시됨 2023년 8월 6일

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Jeju Island and the Agricultural Cooperative Federation are taking measures to prevent overproduction of wintering vegetables, particularly carrots, due to concerns about a significant increase in cultivation area. The price of carrots rose last year due to a decrease in production caused by typhoon damage, leading to a higher planting area this year. To prevent oversupply and price declines, Jeju Island and Jeju Agricultural Cooperatives are encouraging farmers to voluntarily reduce their cultivation area and extending the application deadline for a conservation project.

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Jeju Island and the Agricultural Cooperative Federation are starting to adjust the production area in advance as there are concerns that major wintering vegetables in Jeju, including carrots, will be overproduced. On the 4th, Nonghyup Economic Holdings Jeju Headquarters (headed by Yoon Jae-chun) visited the main producers of carrots in the eastern region, including Gujwa-eup, to check the sowing status. This is to encourage farmers who are concerned about overproduction to voluntarily participate in area reduction. According to the results of a survey on the intention to grow major vegetables from 2023 to 2024 conducted by Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, the area for carrot cultivation is expected to increase by 10.1% to 1,320 hectares compared to 1,199 hectares in the normal year. The reason for the increase in carrot planting area this year is that the price of carrots has risen significantly due to a decrease in production last year. Last year, when production decreased ...

출처: JejuIlbo