기타 포장 식품 insights

[Nongsuchuksan Newspaper=Reporter Kim Jeong-hee] The Geumsan County Agricultural Technology Center (Director Kim Hong-gi) has launched a free agricultural by-product shredding support program in the fall to prevent the illegal burning of agricultural by-products such as chili stems, perilla stems, and pruned branches of fruit trees, which occur after autumn farming, and to reduce forest fires and fine dust generation. According to the center, this program aims to prevent the illegal burning of by-products that occur in large quantities during the autumn harvest and involves a shredding support team visiting applicant farms to shred the by-products for free. This support is planned to run from October 13 to the end of December, and applications can be made through the Agricultural Technology Center or the administrative welfare centers of townships and villages.

The Jeonnam Headquarters of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (Head: Lee Kwang-il) and Mokpo Prison (Warden: Kim Nam-jin) held a chili farm labor assistance event on the 24th in Gongsan-myeon, Naju, with around 20 people in attendance, including Boramae Service Corps members, Naju City Branch Head of Jehae Middle School, and Gosan Agricultural Cooperative Chairman Kim Seung-bae. The rural labor assistance involved tasks such as removing supports and cleaning up farming waste like plastic and ropes in chili fields after the harvest. The 'Boramae Service Corps' is composed of model prisoners and those scheduled for parole, and is an organization operated by prisons and detention centers under the Ministry of Justice with the aim of contributing to the local community through service activities. The Jeonnam Headquarters of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation also operates in Suncheon, Mokpo, Jangheung, and Haenam prisons within the province.

From the familiar forest chili peppers in the meals of the Sán Chỉ people, teacher Lỷ Văn Quạn has built a brand, bringing high economic value.