Chungnam Mountain's "Ppalreumi," achieving rice harvest twice... First fruit of umbwa technology

Published 2025년 11월 3일

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[Agricultural and Fisheries Newspaper=Reporter Nara Park] The Chungnam Province, using its own developed early-maturing rice variety 'Ppareumi', has successfully demonstrated the 'umbyeo (ratoon) cultivation' technology, which allows for two harvests from a single planting, thereby changing the paradigm of domestic rice farming. This technology involves not plowing the field after the rice harvest and supplying only water and a small amount of fertilizer, enabling a second rice harvest in 80 days, an innovative achievement that has localized the tropical cultivation method, previously considered impossible in the country. This field demonstration was carried out on a large scale in 30,000㎡ of paddy fields in Seobu-myeon, Hongseong, and 45,000㎡ in Songak-myeon, Dangjin. Planting was done in early May, the first harvest was completed in early August, and the remaining rice stalks were watered.

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The Chungnam Provincial Agricultural Technology Institute has succeeded in cultivating rice domestically for the first time using the early-maturing rice variety "Ppareumi," achieving labor and cost savings and responding to the climate crisis with "low-input rice cultivation innovation." Using the early-maturing rice variety "Ppareumi," developed by Chungnam Province, the Chungnam Provincial Agricultural Technology Institute has successfully demonstrated the "double-cropping rice (ratoon rice)" technology, which harvests rice twice from a single planting, changing the paradigm of domestic rice farming. This technology involves harvesting rice 80 days after the first harvest without plowing the field and supplying only water and a small amount of fertilizer, localizing the tropical cultivation method that was previously considered impossible in the country. This field demonstration was conducted on a large scale in 30,000 square meters in Seobu-myeon, Hongseong, and 45,000 square ...
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