South Korea: Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs to purchase the desired quantity of non-soybean farms

Published 2022년 3월 22일

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The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs in South Korea has announced plans to purchase and stockpile the same amount of beans as last year to encourage farmers to grow soybeans instead of rice and increase domestic self-sufficiency. The purchase prices remain the same as last year. This year, the ministry plans to improve the purchase method to expand the cultivated area of non-beans and allocate stockpiles to farms that switch to other crops like soybeans. The ministry also intends to continue expanding institutional and financial support to increase the self-sufficiency of soybeans.
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While the stockpiles of beans, red beans, and mung beans from this year are set at a total of 6,750 tons, the same as last year, in the case of non-beans, the entire amount desired by farmers will be purchased. The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs announced on the 21st a plan to stockpile domestic beans such as beans, red beans, and mung beans from this year in order to induce the cultivation of soybeans instead of rice in paddy fields and to increase the self-sufficiency of domestic beans. According to the stockpile plan, the purchase amount by item is 60,000 tons of beans, 500 tons of red beans, and 250 tons of mung beans, the same as last year. In particular, in the case of non-soybean farmers, it is decided to purchase all the desired quantity to maintain the cultivation base of non-beans. The purchase price is the same as last year at 4,700 won per kg of beans (special class), 5,190 won (1st place), and 7000 won (1st place) mung beans per kg. Is expected. In ...
Source: Aflnews

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