The secret to success in growing subtropical vegetables in South Korea: Customized technical support from the field technical support team

Published 2024년 9월 6일

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The Rural Development Administration in Korea has launched a special team to provide on-site technical support to 20 farms struggling with the cultivation of subtropical vegetables. The team, comprised of experts in cultivation, soil/fertilizer, and pest control, has developed a customized support program for 17 crops, including Indian spinach and green beans. The program includes advice on seedling technology, soil and water management, and eco-friendly pest control methods. The initiative has received high satisfaction from farmers, leading to a 32% increase in productivity. The team is also planning to register necessary pesticides for pest control and continue providing technical support to ensure future success.

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- 20 farms selected for technical support, customized on-site technical support for 17 crops - High farm satisfaction with preemptive technical support and aftercare As the cultivation area and consumption of subtropical vegetables are increasing due to global warming and the increase in multicultural families, it was found that customized technology support for farms is receiving a great response. In relation to this, the Rural Development Administration announced that it has formed a specialized ‘on-site technical support team’ for subtropical vegetables with experts in cultivation, soil/fertilizer, and pest control to help farms struggling due to insufficient subtropical vegetable cultivation technology. The on-site technical support team conducted a demand survey through local rural development organizations, selected 20 farms seeking technical support, and identified farming difficulties in advance. Based on this, we provided customized on-site technical support for each ...

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