South Korea: Gyeongnam Province conducts detailed survey on garlic and plum damage

Published 2024년 5월 7일

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Gyeongnam Province in South Korea is conducting an investigation into agricultural disasters caused by unusual weather conditions this winter. The investigation will focus on damage to secondary garlic growth and cold damage to plums. Farmers who have suffered from these issues will be compensated from disaster relief funds. The damage was caused by higher winter temperatures and lack of sunlight for garlic, and an early flowering period leading to drought for plums. The extent of the damage is estimated to be around 206 hectares for garlic and 136 hectares for plums, and the investigation is expected to reveal more damaged areas.

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(Korea Agricultural News = Reporter Kang Hye-ran) Gyeongnam Province (Governor Park Wan-soo) is conducting a detailed investigation into the damage as damage to secondary garlic growth (red garlic) due to high temperatures, frequent rainfall, and lack of sunlight this winter and damage to plums due to abnormally low temperatures during early flowering have been recognized as agricultural disasters. announced that it would be carried out. After receiving reports of damage to secondary growth of garlic and cold damage to plums by the 13th, disaster relief funds will be paid to farms that are confirmed to have suffered damage after a detailed investigation of the reported crops. The subjects of the investigation are damage to secondary growth of garlic (red garlic) and damage to plums from abnormally low temperatures (cold damage), and farmers who have suffered damage can report the damage to the city, county, town, township, or dong administrative welfare center at the location or ...

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