The power of the "famous Najudo배"... CEO Jeong Jin-chae, "Best Award" at the National Taste Evaluation Meeting

Published 2025년 11월 11일

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Naju City once again proved its reputation as the home of "premium Naju Pears." Farmer Jeong Jin-chae from Geumcheon-myeon in Naju City received the Grand Prize at the nationwide Korean Pear Evaluation Meeting, marking the fruit of meticulous growth management and consistent efforts to improve quality. Naju City (Mayor Yoon Byung-tae) announced that Jeong Jin-chae, the representative of Naju Moksagol Farm located in Wonok-gil, Geumcheon-myeon, won the "Best Variety Award" (Korea Fruit Association President's Award) at the "21st Nationwide Korean Pear Festival and Evaluation Meeting" held on the 7th at Yeonji Art Hall in Jeongeup City, Jeollabuk-do. This evaluation meeting was jointly organized by the National Horticultural Special Crop Science Institute Pear Research Center and Jeongeup City, and was hosted by the Korean Pear Research Association (President Jang Deok-yong) with excellent participants from across the nation.

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Through meticulous growth monitoring, quality improvement takes the lead Naju City once again proves the reputation of its "premium Naju pear." Farmer Jeong Jin-chae from Geumcheon-myeon, Naju City, received the Excellence Award at the national pear quality evaluation meeting, marking the fruit of meticulous growth management and consistent efforts to improve quality. Naju City (Mayor Yoon Byung-tae) announced that Jeong Jin-chae, the representative of Naju Moksagoleol Farm located in Won-gok-gil, Geumcheon-myeon, received the "Best Variety Award" (Korea Fruit Association President's Award) at the "21st National Pear Festival Quality Evaluation Meeting" held on the 7th at Yeonji Art Hall in Jeongeup City, Jeollabuk-do. This evaluation meeting was jointly organized by the National Horticultural Special Crop Science Institute Pear Research Center and Jeongeup City, and hosted by the Korea Pear Research Association (President Jang Deok-yong). It was a competition where pear farmers ...

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