Jeonnam Province, green light for leading the nation in certified low-carbon agricultural area

Published 2025년 8월 14일

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Jeonnam Province announced that a green light has been lit for achieving its goal of securing the nation's top spot for the certified area of low-carbon agricultural products, which it set for the first time this year to secure a head start in the low-carbon agricultural product market. According to the Korea Rural Development Administration, Jeonnam Province's newly applied area for certification of low-carbon agricultural products in the second half of this year is expected to reach 6,884 hectares, accounting for 92% of the nation's total, with 2,569 hectares. This is at a level of 112% of the 6,160 hectares of low-carbon certified area that Jeonnam Province aimed for this year (1,660 existing and 4,500 new). The actual number of participants in the five low-carbon agricultural product certification education sessions held since January is over 760, indicating the interest of farmers as well.

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The second half of the year saw a new application area of 2569 hectares...Prospects for achieving 112% of this year's target Strategic establishment of eco-friendly agriculture base and nationwide first certification expansion plan yields results Jeonnam Province announced that the green light has been given for achieving the goal of securing the largest low-carbon agricultural product certification area in the nation this year, in order to secure a head start in the low-carbon agricultural product market. According to the Korea Rural Development Administration, Jeonnam Province's new application area for low-carbon agricultural products in the second half of this year accounts for 92% of the nation, totaling 2569 hectares, and is expected to reach a total of 6884 hectares. This is equivalent to 112% of Jeonnam Province's target of 6160 hectares (existing 1660, new 4500) for low-carbon certification areas, which it set this year to be the largest in the nation. The interest of ...
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