A new variety of Chungnam gugija, 'Hwabo', presents a new model of industrial competitiveness.

Published 2025년 10월 21일

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[Nongsuchuksan Newspaper=Reporter Park Nara] The Chungnam Provincial Agricultural Technology Institute (Director Kim Young) reports that its newly bred goji berry variety, 'Hwabo,' is attracting attention for its high productivity and adaptability to mechanization. The institute held a field evaluation meeting on the 21st in Daechi-myeon, Cheongyang County, where goji berries are cultivated, to verify the growth characteristics, yield, and harvest adaptability of the new variety 'Hwabo.' About 50 people, including goji berry farmers and officials from related organizations, attended the evaluation meeting to directly check the growth status and assess the quality. The new variety 'Hwabo' is a tetraploid self-compatible variety, capable of fertilization without pollination, making it suitable for summer greenhouse cultivation. The fruit is long-oval-shaped with uniform form.

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The Chungnam Agricultural Technology Institute held a field evaluation meeting for the new variety... 'Hwabo' received high praise for its excellent adaptability to mechanical harvesting and yield. The Chungnam Agricultural Technology Institute (Director Kim Young) reported that its own cultivated new goji berry variety, 'Hwabo', is attracting attention for its high productivity and adaptability to mechanization. The Institute held a field evaluation meeting on the 21st in Daechi-myeon, Cheongyang-gun, where goji berries are cultivated, to verify the growth characteristics, yield, and harvest adaptability of the new variety 'Hwabo'. About 50 people, including goji berry farmers and officials from related organizations, attended the evaluation meeting to directly check the growth status and evaluate the quality. The new variety 'Hwabo' is a tetraploid self-compatible variety, capable of fertilization without pollination, making it suitable for summer greenhouse cultivation. The ...
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