The South Korean government has announced a plan to support young farmers who have not received funding for successor farm management due to budget shortages, including strengthening support and reducing unnecessary regulations, and making additional allocations based on a new budget. The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs has set aside 450 billion won for the initiative, with a particular focus on mechanically disadvantaged farmers. However, the plan has faced criticism due to variations in the application of guidelines by local governments and concerns about errors in the development fund application process. The Ministry plans to execute the remaining loan budget within the month to provide development funds to applicants who were not successful in the initial additional allocation rounds.