In Jungnang-gu, Sin-ne-dong, the urban farming "Jungnang Happiness 6 Farm" has opened.
Published Nov 6, 2025
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(Seoul=Yonhap News) Reporter Jeong Jun-yeong = Jungnang District (Mayor Ryu Gyeong-gi) announced on the 6th that the "Jungnang Happiness 6 Farm" opened on the 5th within the site of the Sin-nae-dong Bonghwasan Onggi Kiln Experience Center.
To allow residents to enjoy agricultural activities, a 1,895 square meter site, which was previously a pear orchard, has been developed with 47 pear trees, 60 plots for vegetable gardens, and groundwater facilities.
The Jungnang Happiness 6 Farm provides plots for residents and also creates some "healing vegetable gardens." By linking with nearby welfare centers, it offers vulnerable residents in the area an opportunity for physical and mental healing through agricultural activities.
Mayor Ryu Gyeong-gi said, "We will continue to expand the unique space that combines Jungnang District's history and urban agriculture to contribute to the happiness and health of the residents."
Since starting the 1st farm in 2019, the district has been continuously expanding the "Jungnang Happiness Farm." Additionally, through the "Jungnang Happy Urban Agriculture Center," about 30,000 residents have participated in urban agriculture education and experience programs.
prince@yna.co.kr
To allow residents to enjoy agricultural activities, a 1,895 square meter site, which was previously a pear orchard, has been developed with 47 pear trees, 60 plots for vegetable gardens, and groundwater facilities.
The Jungnang Happiness 6 Farm provides plots for residents and also creates some "healing vegetable gardens." By linking with nearby welfare centers, it offers vulnerable residents in the area an opportunity for physical and mental healing through agricultural activities.
Mayor Ryu Gyeong-gi said, "We will continue to expand the unique space that combines Jungnang District's history and urban agriculture to contribute to the happiness and health of the residents."
Since starting the 1st farm in 2019, the district has been continuously expanding the "Jungnang Happiness Farm." Additionally, through the "Jungnang Happy Urban Agriculture Center," about 30,000 residents have participated in urban agriculture education and experience programs.
prince@yna.co.kr
Original content
(Seoul=Yonhap News) Reporter Jeong Jun-yeong = Jungnang District (Mayor Ryu Gyeong-gi) announced on the 6th that the "Jungnang Happiness 6 Farm" opened on the 5th within the site of the Sin-nae-dong Bonghwasan Onggi Kiln Experience Center. To allow residents to enjoy agricultural activities, a 1,895 square meter site, which was previously a pear orchard, has been developed with 47 pear trees, 60 plots for vegetable gardens, and groundwater facilities. The Jungnang Happiness 6 Farm provides plots for residents and also creates some "healing vegetable gardens." By connecting with nearby welfare centers, it offers vulnerable residents in the area an opportunity for physical and mental healing through agricultural activities. Mayor Ryu Gyeong-gi said, "We will continue to expand the unique space that combines Jungnang District's history and urban agriculture to contribute to the happiness and health of the district's ...
Source: Yna
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