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On the 13th, Cheongsong County jointly signed a technology transfer agreement for 'Green Apple Salt' with Gyeonguk University and the agricultural cooperative corporation Korea Mack Gureum. According to Cheongsong County, this agreement was promoted with the aim of strengthening the competitiveness of local agricultural processing industries, as part of developing high-value-added processed products utilizing apples, the region's representative specialty. Previously, the Cheongsong County Agricultural Technology Center commissioned a research project to Gyeonguk University in 2024, successfully developing 'Green Apple Salt' and 'Green Apple Vinegar Granules', with the technology reportedly patent-applied under Cheongsong County as the primary institution.

[Korea Agricultural and Fishery News, Reporter Lee Hyun-woo] Language and cultural education is drawing attention for foreign seasonal workers who have come to Korea to help with labor shortages in rural areas. Korea Rural Community Corporation announced on the 13th that it held a 'Public-type Seasonal Worker Korean Language and Cultural Education' for approximately 40 Filipino foreign seasonal workers at the conference room of Naju Pear Horticultural Cooperative. The education was conducted for Filipino foreign seasonal workers who entered the country in May under the Naju Pear Horticultural Cooperative and was carried out in cooperation with Dongshin University's International Korean Language Department, providing customized education including basic conversation, farm safety guidelines, and practical work-related terminology.

[Korea Farmers and Fishermen's News, Reporter Cho Young-gyu] Forest household income in 2024 increased by 2.7% to 38,405,000 won compared to the previous year. The analysis indicates that sales revenue from major short-term forest products such as astringent persimmons significantly contributed to this increase. The Korea Forest Service announced the '2024 Forest Household Economy Survey' on May 28. According to the survey, forest household income rose by 2.7% to 38,405,000 won compared to 2023. This is attributed to the recovery of major short-term forest product production. Short-term forest product sales revenue, which was 18,637,000 won in 2023, increased to 19,559,000 won in 2024, a 2.3% rise.