Gyeongnam Province resolves 'blind spot' in support for rain-damaged farms

Published 2025년 9월 2일

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[Guja-ryong Gu, The Korea Farmers Newspaper] Gyeongnam Province has taken action to improve the support gap for the recovery of farms affected by extreme rainfall. An emergency support of 33 billion 400 million won has been provided to strawberry seedling damage farms for seedlings and soil, and to livestock farms for immune boosters and supplementary feed. Gyeongnam Province (Governor Park Wan-su) announced through a briefing by the Agricultural Policy Bureau on the 28th that an emergency support of 33 billion 400 million won will be provided to help the early recovery of farms that suffered significant damage from the record-breaking heavy rains in mid-July. From July 17 to 19, Gyeongnam experienced record-breaking heavy rains, including 300 to 800 mm of rain in the western inland areas. In 15 cities and counties, 300 agricultural crops were submerged.

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Emergency allocation of 3.34 billion won in reserve funds Disadvantaged in disaster insurance and recovery fund support Supply of seedlings and soil for strawberry seedling damage Provision of immune boosters, etc. for livestock farmers Gyeongnam Province has taken action to improve the blind spots in recovery support for farmers affected by extreme rainfall. It has urgently allocated 3.34 billion won in reserve funds to supply seedlings and soil to strawberry farmers affected by seedling damage, and immune boosters and supplementary feed to livestock farmers. Gyeongnam Province (Governor Park Wan-su) announced on the 28th through a briefing by the Agricultural Policy Bureau that it will urgently allocate 3.34 billion won in reserve funds to support the early recovery of farmers who suffered significant damage from record-breaking heavy rains in mid-July. From July 17 to 19, Gyeongnam Province experienced record-breaking heavy rains, including 300 to 800 mm of heavy rain in the ...

Source: Agrinet