First detection of non-product citrus harvesting site in Jeju by drone

Published 2020년 9월 21일

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Seogwipo City in Jeju, South Korea, has caught a distributor harvesting underripe tangerines from a garden using a drone. The city has stopped the harvesting and disposed of the citrus fruits found. It has started using drones to crack down on the distribution of non-commodity citrus fruits that do not meet the required sugar content of 8 brix. The city will impose penalties on non-commodity citrus distributors and has set standards for the sweetness of products for tangerines under the 'Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Ordinance on the Production and Distribution of Citrus Fruits'.

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(Seogwipo = Yonhap News) Reporter Byun Ji-cheol = In Jeju, the first non-commodity citrus distribution site was discovered using a drone, an ultra-light unmanned aerial vehicle. Seogwipo City, Jeju, announced on the 21st that it has caught a distributor who wants to harvest and ship underripe tangerines at a citrus garden located in Haye-dong. On the 20th, the city discovered a tangerine garden that harvested tangerines early through a drone, and then injected a tangerine distribution support regulator to check the site and discovered a site that harvested under-ripe tangerines with a sugar content of less than 8 brix. The on-site container contained about 1 ton of non-commodity tangerines. The city immediately stopped harvesting citrus fruits and disposed of all citrus fruits harvested on site. The city started cracking down on non-product citrus fruits using drones from the 10th. If you check the orchard being harvested with a drone, a control team is used to check the site. The ...

Source: Yna