The income of asparagus as the representative crop of Yanggu-gun in South Korea

Published 2021년 8월 1일

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Yanggu-gun, Gangwon-do has become a major producer of asparagus, a crop selected as a representative agricultural product in 2007, despite the challenges of long cultivation time and low productivity. The region has seen increased production and domestic consumption, aided by modernization of facilities, military support, and cooperation with Gangwon-do. Efforts to expand the production complex and establish a commercialization model have led to significant exports, although COVID-19 impacted export volumes. An 'online direct sale special event' was introduced to connect farmers and consumers, generating sales that went directly to farmers. The region has invested additional funds to support asparagus-growing farms and expects to produce 200 tons this year. Asparagus is known for its nutritional benefits and is celebrated for its high quality and health benefits.
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(Yanggu = Yonhap News) Reporter Yang Ji-woong = The representative agricultural specialty of Yanggu-gun, Gangwon-do is by far the most representative agricultural product. Some consumers think of watermelon boasting a cool sweetness or gomchwi full of bittersweet scent, but there are other filial crops that lead the income of farmers in Yanggu recently. It is light green 'asparagus' that boasts a crunchy texture. In 2007, Yanggu-gun decided to select asparagus as the representative crop of the region following Shiraegi, Gomchwi, and watermelon, and began to build a cultivation complex. This is because the cultivation conditions that grow well in a cool, well-drained place matched the climate and soil quality of Yanggu-gun, and domestic consumption demand gradually increased. In order to overcome adverse conditions such as crop characteristics that take more than three years to harvest, low productivity, unfamiliar cultivation methods, and pests and diseases, the military expanded ...
Source: Yna

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