Representative Shin Hyo-gwang of North Gyeongsang Province: "Support for the management of abandoned agricultural wells"

Published Dec 23, 2025

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[Korean Farmers and Fishermen Newspaper, Reporter Jo Sung-je] Gyeongbuk Provincial Assemblyman Shin Hyo-gwang (Chairman of the Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries Committee, Cheongsong) has introduced the 'Gyeongsangbuk-do Ordinance on Support for Management of Abandoned and Unused Agricultural Wells.' According to the Gyeongbuk Provincial Assembly, agricultural wells are a key facility for overcoming drought and securing agricultural water, but recently, the number of cases where they have been abandoned due to changes in the agricultural environment, depletion of groundwater, and deterioration of water quality has been increasing rapidly. This ordinance is significant as it focuses on 'post-management,' which has been relatively neglected compared to the 'development' and 'use' of groundwater. The main contents of the ordinance include △establishing a basic plan △conducting a survey △handling abandoned facilities.

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Gyeongbuk Provincial Assembly member Shin Hyo-gwang (Chairman of the Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Committee, Cheongsong) has introduced the "Gyeongsangbuk-do Abandoned and Unused Agricultural Wells Management Support Ordinance." According to the Gyeongbuk Provincial Assembly, agricultural wells are key facilities for overcoming drought and securing agricultural water, but recently, the number of cases where they are abandoned and left unused due to changes in the agricultural environment, groundwater depletion, and deterioration of water quality has been increasing rapidly. This ordinance is significant as it focuses on "post-management," which has been relatively neglected compared to the development and use of groundwater. The main contents of the ordinance include △ establishing a basic plan △ conducting an on-site survey △ supporting projects such as decommissioning and installing safety devices △ encouraging public reporting and preventing contamination education. ...
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