South Korea: Fruit tree burn disease crisis management stage ‘warning’ in main producing areas

Published Jun 28, 2023

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The Rural Development Administration in Korea has raised the risk management level for fruit burn disease in five main fruit-producing regions from 'caution' to 'warning' after the first outbreak was confirmed in Bonghwa-gun. They plan to conduct surveillance on farms within a 2 km radius of the affected orchard and provide technical support and expert assistance. As of June 20, there have been 143 farms and 58.1 hectares affected by fruit burn disease, which is a decrease compared to last year.
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(Korea Agricultural Newspaper = Reporter Kim Eun-jin) The Rural Development Administration (Chairman Jae-ho Jo) announced on the 21st that it would raise the risk management level of fruit burn disease in five main fruit-producing regions from 'caution' to 'warning'. This is a measure according to the first outbreak of fruit burn disease in Bonghwa-gun, which belongs to the northern region of Gyeongsangbuk-do, among the five main fruit-producing regions. Four apple orchards (2.7 ha) in Chunyang-myeon, Bonghwa-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do were confirmed to have fruit burn disease on the 21st. The Rural Development Administration plans to carry out detailed surveillance on 130.2 ha of 170 farms within a 2 km radius of the orchard where fruit burn disease occurred, and conduct preemptive surveillance in fruit growing areas in neighboring cities and counties. In addition, it is a policy to guide farmers in main producing areas of fruit trees to follow the rules for preventing fruit tree ...
Source: Newsfarm

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