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(Danyang=Yonhap News) Reporter Park Byeong-gi = On the 6th, the Danyang County in North Chungcheong announced that it has been selected for the Rural Development Administration's "2026 Technology Dissemination Branding Collaboration Model Project" and will embark on making its garlic a premium product. The project aims to enhance the competitiveness of local agriculture based on a research, guidance, and private cooperation system centered around agricultural technology centers. Danyang County plans to invest 1 billion won, including government funds, by 2027 to establish a year-round production base for hydroponic garlic seedlings and green garlic. This technology involves securing large, high-quality garlic seeds and producing green garlic in the form of leaf vegetables from garlic that lacks commercial value. Danyang County Mayor Kim Mun-geun said, "Through this project, we will establish a stable production and year-round shipment system for Danyang garlic" and "We will spare no support for the premiumization of Danyang garlic." Danyang garlic, grown in highland loess fields, is known for its strong, crisp taste and good storage, making it more expensive than garlic from other regions. Around 1,000 farms in the area (283 hectares) produce approximately 2,800 tons of garlic annually. bgipark@yna.co.kr

These agrarian technologies aim for the benefiting producers to increase the productive yield of the garlic variety INIA 105 Donajus.

[Agricultural, Fisheries, and Livestock Newspaper=Reporter Jang Insik] The Gyeongbuk Dong-Goryeong Agricultural Cooperative (Chairman Choi Jong-bo) conducted the purchase of 2025 garlic over four days, from the 11th to the 14th of last month, at the garlic processing factory located in Gaejin-myeon, Goryeong County. This purchase was part of the vegetable supply stabilization project. Over the four days, a total of 16,790 bags (each 20kg) were purchased from 50 contracted farmers, with 9,380 bags classified as first grade and 7,410 bags as second grade. The inspection for the purchase was supported by Inspector Kim Myeong-ho, a former inspector from the National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service, and staff from the Dong-Goryeong Agricultural Cooperative, who assisted with inspection support, purchase record creation, forklift operation, and inspection. Considering the hot weather, cool beverages were provided.