The Gyeonggi Agricultural Association: "Immediately restore the reduced agricultural policy budget for next year"

Published 2025년 11월 27일

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[Korea Farmers' News Agency, Reporter Lee Jang-hee] The Gyeonggi Province Farmers' Association Council (President Won Jong-kyu) strongly opposed the drastic reduction in the budget proposal for next year's agricultural policy, urging for an increase in the budget and mid- to long-term agricultural development plans. The Gyeonggi Province Farmers' Association Council (hereinafter referred to as the Farmers' Association Council) held a press conference in the briefing room of the Gyeonggi Provincial Assembly on the 27th, arguing, "Considering the conditions of Gyeonggi Province's revenue and local debt issuance, there was no reason to cut the agricultural policy budget, yet the province reduced its own agricultural policy budget to increase provincial projects matching national funds." In particular, "Although Gyeonggi Province repeatedly explains that its financial situation is not good, the actual tax revenue estimates do not differ significantly from the previous year, and with local debt issuance, the budget..."

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Despite the sharp increase in production costs such as labor costs and pesticides, the proportion of the agricultural policy budget has been reduced to '3.1%' The budget for agricultural organizations has also been cut by more than 50% "We will continue to fight until the original budget is restored" The Gyeonggi Province Agricultural Policy Budget Proposal for next year was drastically reduced, prompting the Gyeonggi Province Farmers' Association Council (President Won Jong-kyu) to strongly oppose it and call for an increase in the budget and mid- to long-term agricultural development plans. The Gyeonggi Province Farmers' Association Council (hereinafter referred to as the Farmers' Association Council) held a press conference in the Gyeonggi Provincial Assembly Briefing Room on the 27th and argued, "Considering Gyeonggi Province's revenue and the conditions for issuing local bonds, there was no reason to cut the agricultural policy budget, yet the province reduced its own ...
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