"Developing new climate-resilient crop varieties... post-development care must also be considered"

To prevent another Shinmusket Supporting cultivation technology is necessary Interest in forming stable prices Voices have emerged that the government needs to actively engage in the development and cultivation of new fruit varieties in response to climate change, along with the dissemination of cultivation technology and support for distribution related to new varieties, and post-management. This is because, like Shinmusket, planting can be done indiscriminately, and if there are difficulties in distribution, it may lead to farmers being reluctant to cultivate new varieties. The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and the Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation (aT) held a 'Fruit Climate Change Response Forum' at the Daejeon Convention Center last month, with over 200 local government officials in charge of fruit items, producer group representatives, and fruit farmers in attendance. The forum was held to share stable production support and supply stability ...