Kenyan officials from Africa learn Korean-style agricultural technology in Asan

Published 2025년 8월 19일

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[Agricultural, Fisheries, and Livestock Newspaper=Reporter Nara Park] Asan City (Mayor O Se-hyun) is hosting a two-week agricultural training program for Kenyan agricultural officials. This training is part of the global training program of the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), organized to enhance agricultural capacity in developing countries, with Asan City stepping up to collaborate. Fifteen rural guidance officials from Kenya are participating in the training. They will focus on learning the cultivation techniques of five crops, including rice, potatoes, and soybeans, which are majorly cultivated in Kenya. The educational curriculum prepared by the Asan Agricultural Technology Center is not limited to simple theoretical lectures, including the Department of Middle Crops at the National Institute of Crop Science, the Institute of Agricultural Research in Aged Land, and direct sowing.

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Two-week agricultural technology training with KOICA…Transfer of Korean agricultural model Asan City (Mayor Oh Se-hyun) is inviting Kenyan agricultural officials for a two-week agricultural training. This training is part of the global training program of the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), with Asan City collaborating to strengthen agricultural capabilities in developing countries. Fifteen rural guidance officials from Kenya are participating in the training. They will focus on learning the cultivation techniques of five crops, including rice, potatoes, and beans, which are major crops in Kenya. The educational curriculum prepared by the Asan Agricultural Technology Center is not limited to theoretical lectures but also includes field visits to places such as the Central Crops Division of the National Institute of Crop Science, the Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology in Aging Areas, and the Direct Seeding Cultivation Complex, allowing for substantial ...
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