Jeonnam Province discusses appropriate cultivation areas for garlic and onions.

Published 2025년 9월 9일

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[Reporter Kang-san Lee, Korea Farmers and Fishermen Newspaper] On the 3rd, the Jeonnam Provincial Government held the 2nd Garlic and Onion Regional Major Production Area Council Meeting at the Jangheung County Agricultural Technology Center to manage the stable supply and demand of garlic and onions. The meeting was attended by around 40 people including officials from cities and counties that are major producers of garlic and onions, producer groups, the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation, and the Korea Rural Economic Institute. Attendees shared the forecast data from the Korea Rural Economic Institute, released in August, that the area for onion cultivation in 2026 will decrease by 5.3% compared to the previous year, and discussed appropriate measures for managing the cultivation area accordingly. Additionally, they shared concerns about the use of low-cost imported seed garlic due to the drop in Chinese garlic prices, and the Garlic Relief Fund Association.

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Jeonnam Province held the second Garlic and Onion Regional Major Production Area Council meeting on the 3rd at the Jangheung County Agricultural Technology Center to manage the stable supply and demand of garlic and onions. About 40 people from related organizations, including garlic and onion major production cities and counties, producer groups, agricultural cooperatives, and the Korea Rural Economic Institute, attended the meeting. Attendees shared the forecast data from the Korea Rural Economic Institute, released in August, that the onion cultivation area in 2026 will decrease by 5.3% compared to the previous year, and discussed appropriate cultivation area management plans accordingly. They also shared concerns about the use of low-priced imported seed garlic due to the drop in Chinese garlic prices, and requested active participation in the domestic seed garlic use campaign being conducted by the Garlic Self-Help Fund Management Committee. The Garlic Self-Help Fund ...
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