Jeonnam Province, December's eco-friendly agricultural product is 'Muan Napa Cabbage'

Published Dec 3, 2025

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Jeonnam Province selected "Muan napa cabbage" as the eco-friendly agricultural product for December. Napa cabbage is rich in dietary fiber and vitamins C and K, as well as calcium, and is known for its effectiveness in promoting digestion, enhancing immunity, and providing antioxidant functions, making it a representative national vegetable. Particularly, it is considered one of the main seasonal agricultural products with concentrated demand during kimchi-making season. Mr. Hong Gap-pyo and his spouse, Ms. Yun Myeong-suk, who cultivate eco-friendly napa cabbage in Hyeonmyeong-myeon, Muan, are a representative leading farm that has been practicing eco-friendly agriculture for over 40 years since starting sweet potato farming in 1985. Through study tours to Japan and Taiwan in 1987-1988, they learned advanced technology and established the local eco-friendly agriculture base with a three-crop rotation of early-maturing onions, peppers, and potatoes, but due to price fluctuations.

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Mr. and Mrs. Hong Gap-pyo have upheld eco-friendly circular farming with their 40 years of dedication. Jeonnam Province selected 'Muan cabbage' as its eco-friendly agricultural product for December. Cabbage is a representative national vegetable rich in dietary fiber and vitamins C and K, and calcium, effective for digestion promotion, immunity enhancement, and antioxidant functions. Particularly, it is considered a key seasonal agricultural product with concentrated demand during the kimchi-making season. Mr. Hong Gap-pyo and his spouse, Yun Myeong-suk, who cultivate eco-friendly cabbage in Hyeonmyeong-myeon, Muan, are a representative leading farm that has been practicing eco-friendly agriculture for over 40 years since starting sweet potato farming in 1985. Through study tours to Japan and Taiwan in 1987-1988, they learned advanced technology and established the foundation for local eco-friendly agriculture with a three-crop rotation of early-maturing onions, peppers, and ...
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