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(Yeongdeok=Yonhap News) Reporter Son Dae-seong = Apples produced in Yeongdeok, Gyeongbuk are being exported to Taiwan. According to Yeongdeok-gun on the 18th, Yeongdeok Changsu-myeon Apple Export Association farmers will export 26.4 tons of apples to Taiwan this year. On the 16th, the Apple Export Association farmers exported 13.2 tons in the first batch and plan to export 13.2 tons in the second batch at the end of the year. The total export amount is approximately 150,000 dollars. Yeongdeok apples are highly evaluated for their high sugar content and rich flavor and juice due to the characteristics of the region with a lot of sunlight. Yeongdeok-gun and farmers have installed apple sorting facilities and secured export markets by producing high-quality apples. Yeongdeok apples were exported to Taiwan in 2022, worth approximately 120,000 dollars. Governor Kim Gwang-yeol said, "We will provide diverse support for production facilities and quality control facilities to expand exports of local agricultural products." sds123@yna.co.kr Report to KakaoTalk okjebo <Copyright (c) Yonhap News, Unauthorized reproduction and redistribution, AI learning and use prohibited> 2024/12/18 10:06 Sent

The eastern part of Taiwan is bordered by the Pacific Ocean and has subtropical and tropical climate conditions. It is prone to monsoons, heavy rains, typhoons and other climatic effects due to seasonal changes. In addition, the mountainous terrain causes foehn winds, which causes losses in agricultural operations and unstable incomes for farmers. It is necessary to How to use agricultural insurance policy tools to make up for farmers' losses due to natural disasters, pests and diseases, production and marketing imbalances, etc. This article will use the income insurance of custard apples, the main cash crop in Taitung County, as the theme to explore the challenges and improvements faced by custard apple income insurance.

(Chungju=Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Hyung-woo = Chungju apples, recognized as the best premium fruit in the country, are set to be exported to Taiwan. Chungju City and Chungbuk Horticultural Cooperative Chungju Base Distribution Center announced on the 29th that they will export 41 tons (160 million won worth) of apples to Taiwan. Chungju apples have been exported to Taiwan for 14 years since 2011 through consistent quality management. However, this year, due to poor crop conditions caused by heat waves and frequent rain, exports decreased slightly compared to last year. Lim Byeong-ho, head of the city’s agricultural administration division, said, “We will work harder on quality management with the distribution center to open up more overseas markets.” Meanwhile, Chungju Base Distribution Center, equipped with the latest sorting facilities, is shipping high-quality apples through 100% contract farming. vodcast@yna.co.kr Report to KakaoTalk okjebo <Copyright (c) Yonhap News, Unauthorized reproduction and redistribution, AI learning and use prohibited> 2024/11/29 08:34 Sent