Jeonbuk Provincial Assembly member Kwon Yo-an visits the site of continuous cropping damage to lettuce in Wanju County.

Published 2025년 9월 16일

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[Hankuk Nong-eomin Newspaper, Reporter Gu Jeong-min] Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province Assembly member Kwon Yo-an (Wanju 2) held a meeting with farmers affected by continuous spinach cultivation damage in Yongjin-eup, Wanju-gun, on the 9th, to listen to their voices. The meeting was attended by farmers from the Wanju Spinach Cultivation Division, officials from Jeonbuk Smart Agriculture, the Agricultural Technology Institute, and the Wanju Agricultural Technology Center. Currently, 473 farms in Wanju-gun are cultivating spinach, with 321 farms engaged in greenhouse cultivation. The area for greenhouse spinach cultivation is 82 hectares, accounting for 88% of the total spinach cultivation area in the county. However, due to summer heatwaves, high temperatures, and the occurrence of diseases and pests such as the tomato spotted wilt virus, the yield has significantly decreased.

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Representative Kwon Yo-an of the Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province Assembly held a meeting with farmers affected by continuous lettuce cultivation in Yongjin-eup, Wanju County, on the 9th to listen to their concerns. The meeting was attended by farmers from the Wanju Lettuce Cultivation Group, officials from the Jeonbuk Smart Agriculture Office, the Agricultural Technology Institute, and the Wanju County Agricultural Technology Center. Currently, 473 farms in Wanju County grow lettuce, with 321 of them practicing greenhouse cultivation. The area dedicated to greenhouse lettuce cultivation is 82 hectares, accounting for 88% of the total lettuce cultivation area in the county. However, the yield has significantly decreased due to summer heatwaves, high temperatures, and the occurrence of diseases and pests such as thrips. Representative Kwon emphasized, "Conventional chemical fertilizers have high carbon emissions and limitations in terms of environmental friendliness." He ...
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