"Spread of cabbage wilt disease in Chungbuk: Recognition of natural disaster"

Published 2025년 10월 17일

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In the main cabbage-growing areas of Chungbuk region, a wilt disease is spreading. The continuous rain in September and October is the cause. The damage is mainly occurring in Cheongju City and Goesan County. Farmers believe that since the damage is due to abnormal weather, the government needs to prepare measures. On the 16th, farmers in Miwon-myeon, Cheongju City, who grow cabbage and broccoli, plowed up their cabbage fields using tractors. They did this to urge the government to take measures. Broccoli is also suffering the same damage. Yang Mosi, who grows cabbage on 8,000 pyeong of land, said, "Many farms had to replant cabbages after the August heatwave caused all the planted cabbages to wither and die."

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Damage Occurs in Broccoli Fields Farmers Uproot Fields, Call for Measures "Crops Died in August Heatwave, Replanted, Then Continuous Rain from September Led to Clubroot Disease" Clubroot disease is spreading in the main cabbage-producing areas of Chungbuk region. Continuous rain in September and October is the cause. The damage is mainly occurring in Cheongju city and Goesan county. Farmers believe that since the damage is due to abnormal weather, the government needs to prepare measures. On the 16th, farmers in Miwon-myeon, Cheongju city, who grow cabbage and broccoli, used tractors to uproot their cabbage fields. They did this to urge the government to prepare measures. Broccoli is also suffering the same damage. Yang Mosi, who farms 8,000 pyeong of cabbage, said, "Many farms replanted cabbage after the August heatwave killed the crops, but continuous rain from September caused clubroot disease." He added, "Clubroot disease occurs when it rains continuously and is humid, so it ...
Source: Agrinet

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