South Korea: Gangwon Agricultural Kiwon held an online export conference to advance into new northern agriculture

Published 2021년 4월 22일

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The Gangwon-do Agricultural Technology Institute held an online export conference to help agricultural companies in the province expand into the northern region's agriculture. The conference saw participation from four provincial companies and expressed interest from Mongolia in Korean vinyl houses, glass greenhouses, and agricultural machinery. Mongolia also explored the possibility of cultivating corn seeds from Gangwon-do and adjusting specific cultivation regions and schedules. Since 1999, Gangwon-do has been operating an agricultural exchange business with Mongolia, with a focus on high quality Korean products as there has been an increasing demand for these due to issues with the durability of previously used inexpensive Chinese agricultural materials.

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(Chuncheon = Yonhap News) Reporter Ji-woong Yang = Gangwon-do Agricultural Technology Institute held an online export conference on the 22nd at the global digital studio'Gangwon Live' to help agricultural companies in the province advance into agriculture in the new northern region. Four agricultural companies in the province that deal with greenhouse and green house installation, seedlings, agricultural machinery, and pesticides participated in the conference that day. The Mongolian side inquired for an estimate on the installation and construction of Korean vinyl houses and glass greenhouses, and showed interest in purchasing small agricultural machinery and cultivator parts for facility cultivation. Also, paying attention to the corn and rice seeds grown in Gangwon-do, they reviewed the introduction of corn breeding varieties for pilot cultivation in Mongolia, and adjusted specific cultivation regions and schedules. Won Jae-hee, head of the Horticultural Research Department, ...

Source: Yna