Expansion of wheat supply for food security in South Korea

Published Oct 7, 2022

Tridge summary

The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs in South Korea is planning to produce and supply 3,600 tons of wheat, barley, and rye for sowing next winter to improve self-sufficiency rate and food crop quality. The production amount has been determined based on the trend of supply and demand, government policies, and local government survey results. The supply includes 2,320 tons of wheat, 1,180 tons of barley, and 100 tons of rye. The ministry aims to increase self-sufficiency rate and align with dietary habits by producing more varieties of wheat and barley, popular for noodles and baking, respectively.
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Original content

The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs decided to produce and supply 3,600 tons of 12 varieties of wheat, barley, and rye, which will be used for sowing next winter, in order to improve the self-sufficiency rate and quality of food crops. The planned amount of production and supply for next year’s government-supplied species was determined by reflecting the trend of supply and demand of food crops, the direction of government policies such as raising the self-sufficiency rate of domestic wheat, and quality improvement, and the results of the local government’s demand survey for farmers. Wheat plans to produce and supply 2,320 tons of 3 varieties, a 22% increase compared to this year, in order to increase the food self-sufficiency rate through expansion of domestic wheat production and consumption in line with changes in people's dietary habits. By variety, Saegeumgang 1300 tons, Baekgang 640 tons, and Geumgang 380 tons are suitable for double paddy cultivation. ...
Source: Aflnews

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