Sweet and crisp 'Changwon melon'...full-scale shipment ahead of Chuseok
Published 2025년 9월 17일
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(Changwon=Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Sun-kyung = Changwon City, Gyeongnam, announced on the 17th that autumn melons are being shipped in full swing ahead of the Chuseok holiday.
Changwon region melons are cultivated on a scale of 11 hectares in the Daesan-myeon area of Uichang-gu.
The main variety is Neobos, known for its high sugar content and good texture.
The city's Agricultural Technology Center plans to continue providing technical guidance on temperature, humidity, and moisture management to support farmers in shipping melons stably.
Director Kang Jong-sun of the Agricultural Technology Center said, "Changwon melons are sweet and crisp, with high consumer approval, and we expect a large demand for them as Chuseok gifts" and "We will work with farmers to present good quality melons to consumers by Chuseok."
ksk@yna.co.kr
Changwon region melons are cultivated on a scale of 11 hectares in the Daesan-myeon area of Uichang-gu.
The main variety is Neobos, known for its high sugar content and good texture.
The city's Agricultural Technology Center plans to continue providing technical guidance on temperature, humidity, and moisture management to support farmers in shipping melons stably.
Director Kang Jong-sun of the Agricultural Technology Center said, "Changwon melons are sweet and crisp, with high consumer approval, and we expect a large demand for them as Chuseok gifts" and "We will work with farmers to present good quality melons to consumers by Chuseok."
ksk@yna.co.kr
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(Changwon=Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Sun-kyung = Changwon City, Gyeongnam, announced on the 17th that autumn melons are being shipped in full swing ahead of the Chuseok holiday. Changwon region melons are cultivated in an area of 11 hectares in Daesan-myeon, Uichang-gu. The main variety is Neobos, which has high sugar content and good texture. The city's Agricultural Technology Center plans to continue providing technical guidance on temperature, humidity, and moisture management to support farmers in shipping melons stably. Director Kang Jong-sun of the Agricultural Technology Center said, ...
Source: Yna
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