For seven years, female farmers in South Chungcheong have been infusing love into kimchi... filling the provincial office plaza with the "warm taste of their hands."

Published 2025년 11월 21일

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[Agricultural and Fisheries Newspaper=Reporter Nara Park] On the 21st, the square in front of the North Gate of the Chungnam Provincial Office was unusually warm despite the biting winds of early winter. With orange aprons and protective clothing, female farmers' fingertips were constantly completing kimchi, and the scene of red seasoning sparkling under the sunlight continued. This was the 7th annual "Chungnam Female Farmers' Neighborly Kimchi Sharing." About 100 members of the Chungnam Provincial Federation of Women Farmers in Korea participated in the event from dawn, engaging in the entire process from preparing pickled cabbage to mixing seasoning. This year's kimchi uses local agricultural products from Chungnam region (pickled cabbage from Taean, jeotgal from Boryeong, gochugaru from Cheongyang, scallions from Asan, etc.).

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360 boxes of kimchi and 300kg of tteokkuk rice cakes delivered to vulnerable groups Governor Kim Tae-heum of South Chungcheong Province and Chairman Lee Yeon-hee of the Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries Committee visit the site to lend a hand On the 21st, the north gate square of the South Chungcheong Provincial Government Office was unusually warm despite the biting early winter winds. The fingertips of female farmers, dressed in orange aprons and protective clothing, continuously completed kimchi, and the scene of red seasoning sparkling under the sunlight continued. This was the seventh annual "Chungnam Female Farmers' Neighborly Kimchi Sharing" event. Around 100 members of the Chungnam Provincial Association of Female Farmers participated in the event from dawn, engaging in every process from preparing pickled cabbage to mixing seasoning. This year's kimchi was made using local agricultural products from Chungnam (pickled cabbage from Taean, jeotgal from Boryeong, gochugaru ...
Source: Aflnews

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