'Lá chắn' protects farmers

Published 2025년 11월 9일

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As climate change makes agriculture increasingly fragile, South Korea has built a 'shield' to protect farmers from natural disaster risks.

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This is a comprehensive agricultural insurance model, operated methodically and humanely. After more than two decades, this policy has not only helped farmers stand firm amidst storms but also paved the way for high-tech, sustainable agricultural development. When natural disasters are no longer a nightmare In late June, heavy rain fell on the rice fields in Naju County, Jeollanam-do Province - a fertile plain in southern South Korea. Mr. Kim Dong-su, 58, owner of a nearly 4-hectare rice and pepper farm, stood quietly under the eaves, watching each heavy drop of rain fall to the edge of the field. "Ten years ago, every rain like this made me lose sleep and food. Now I am more at ease because my fields are insured," he said with a hoarse laugh. Mr. Kim's story is not just about one farmer. It reflects a larger picture, that of South Korea's agricultural insurance policy, a solid pillar that helps the country's farmers feel secure in their production amidst increasingly erratic ...
Source: Agriculture

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