South Korea Beekeeping Association Jeong president speaks up about bee products

Published 2021년 5월 18일

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Jeong Hyeon-jo, the new leader of the Gyeongnam-do branch of the Korean Beekeeping Association, discussed the economic value of bee pollen and the need for support for farmers. He also highlighted the lack of protection laws for forests in Korea and suggested an institutional plan for logging. Concerns were raised about the distribution of imitation natural honey and the need for thorough surveillance and severe punishment. Finally, the potential of chestnut honey and the need for research to boost its image and consumption were discussed, along with the need for separate funding for honey research due to the financial difficulties of the National Assembly.

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[Livestock Newspaper Jeon Woo Joong Reporter] Jeong Hyeon-jo, who will lead the Gyeongnam-do branch of the Korean Beekeeping Association, said, “The major agricultural product producers value the economic value of the bee pollen medium higher than the production amount of bee products, whereas in Korea, the opposite is true. After pointing out, he said, "Through the farmers' allowance, the public value of agriculture and livestock is properly evaluated, and we must provide support so that farmers can engage in agriculture with reward and pride." For the past 30 years, Chairman Jung has been breeding 600 bee farms (bonggun) in Ssangbaek-myeon, Hapcheon-gun, Gyeongnam, and served as the Gyeongnam-do branch president for 12 years, spanning four generations from 15 to 18 generations. I will lead the Gyeongnam-do branch. Chairman Jeong Ji said, “Because there are no protection laws or regulations in Korea except for natural monuments and protected trees, the forests are severely ...

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