Gurye-gun, First Step Toward Returning to Farming at the Residential Agricultural Startup Support Center Begins

Gurye-gun, 28 Households and 46 People Enroll in Residential Agricultural Startup Support Center
Crop Cultivation Practice and Specialized Education for Returning to Farming and Rural Areas Until the End of December

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yuk Miseok] Gurye-gun, Jeonnam (Governor Kim Sun-ho) announced on the 17th that the 5th class of trainees at the Stay-type Agricultural Startup Support Center held an entrance ceremony in the main auditorium of the Stay-type Agricultural Startup Support Center.

The event was conducted in a simplified manner in compliance with social distancing guidelines, starting with Governor Kim Sun-ho's greeting, followed by orientation, education guidance, special lectures, and the election of a representative for the trainees.

In his greeting, Governor Kim Sun-ho said, "I sincerely welcome all the trainees and will do my best to ensure that everyone can settle down through the 10-month farming and rural migration education."

The Gurye-gun Stay-type Agricultural Startup Support Center serves as an agricultural academy for prospective farmers, providing urban residents with accommodation and supporting settlement education for 10 months to help stable agricultural startups and settlement, receiving favorable reviews from trainees.

Every Tuesday, practical agricultural education is conducted, including various crop cultivation theories and practices, agricultural machinery operation and handling, as well as integration education covering understanding of agriculture and rural areas, communication with local residents, and practical life education for rural settlement such as real estate information and laws related to farmland and housing.

Trainees must attend at least 70% of the settlement education, which runs until the end of December, to complete the course. After completion, trainees who have returned to farming can receive benefits from the farming and rural migration projects supported by the county.

Currently, the 5th class has selected a total of 28 households out of 35, including 23 studio-type and 5 house-type units. The remaining 7 units are being recruited on an ongoing basis until the end of this month, and inquiries can be made to the Stay-type Agricultural Startup Support Center.

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