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Gangjin Agricultural Cooperative (led by Chairman Jin Seong-guk) is conducting a potato buying campaign to help potato farmers in Seongjeon-myeon who are struggling with falling potato prices and labor shortages. This initiative was implemented with the purpose of promoting local agricultural product consumption and alleviating the economic difficulties of potato farmers. The Gangjin area suffers from labor shortages every harvest season due to its mixed farming structure that cultivates multiple crops simultaneously. Although this year's potato growing conditions were favorable and the crop yield was good, delayed harvesting due to labor shortages has led to price declines, deepening farmers' distress. Gangjin Agricultural Cooperative did not turn a blind eye to this reality

In the Karaganda region, according to preliminary data, saiga antelopes have trampled about 30,000 hectares of crops. The highest number of animals is observed in Shet and Abay districts, reports the TV channel "24KZ". As noted, the situation is especially difficult in Nurinsky district - up to 350,000 saiga heads have been inhabiting the fields. Despite daily efforts by inspectors, specialists from "Okhot-Zooprom" and farmers themselves, herds of animals constantly return. For example, in the peasant farm where Konstantin Prib works as an agronomist, the situation with saigas is worsening every year. If last year there were about 7,000 head in these fields, this season there are already up to 20,000. Out of 16,000 hectares sown with grains, mainly wheat, 3,000 hectares have already been destroyed. "We have already calculated the losses. If we sell even at 90,000 tenge/ton, taking into account 10 centners/hectare, we get around 900 million from a thousand hectares," Konstantin ...

The Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation (aT) is promoting a 'Vegetable Price Stabilization Support Project' with a total scale of 72,000 tons this summer to stabilize radish and cabbage prices. The Vegetable Price Stabilization Support Project is a private cooperation supply stability project that guarantees a certain price level for radish and cabbage in exchange for supply adjustment obligations, aimed at establishing an autonomous and preemptive supply stability system in production and distribution fields. The local distribution part is being handled by aT. Project funds for price compensation will be differentially paid according to market supply and price conditions. According to aT, this year's project covers 30,000 tons of radish and