South Korea: Confirmation of supply plan for rice, soybean, and red bean seeds for sowing next summer

Published 2022년 3월 8일

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The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs of the South Korean government has announced the supply plan for rice, soybean, and red bean seeds for the summer crop production of next year. The plan aims to stabilize production and improve quality of food crops by reflecting policy directions, city and province demands, and high-quality rice consumption trends. The government will supply 25 varieties of high-quality rice, 9 varieties of soybeans, and Arari varieties of red beans to farms after receiving applications from the National Seed Resources and local governments. These nationally guaranteed seeds have a high germination rate due to pest and cultivar purity management through contract cultivation with breeding farmers. Farmers who have not secured seeds for this year can apply through relevant centers.
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Ministry of Agriculture and Food The government-supplied species supply plan for next year's summer crop production has been confirmed. The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs announced on the 7th that it had confirmed the supply plan for rice, soybean and red bean seeds to be used for sowing next year in the summer for stable production and quality improvement of food crops. As for the varieties to be supplied next year, the amount of supply for each crop was determined through consultation with each city and province, reflecting the policy directions such as raising the self-sufficiency rate of food crops, upgrading the quality, and promoting agricultural mechanization and the demand of farmers. Reflecting the supply-demand trend in consideration of high-quality rice and consumption, the company plans to supply 25 varieties of high-quality rice, including Saecheongmu, Samgwang, Ilpom, and Chamdream, and 21,800 tons. Soybeans are suitable for paddy cultivation, and by ...
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