Suncheon-si to Conduct Non-Face-to-Face Practical Education for Farmers This Year

Cultivation Guidelines and Latest Technology Training for 5 Crops: Dan-gam Persimmon, Cham-darae Kiwi, Peach, Cucumber, and Baechu Cabbage
Free Textbook Applications Accepted Until the 15th

[Suncheon=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Hyung-kwon] Suncheon City announced on the 8th that it will conduct this year's New Year Farmers' Practical Training online and non-face-to-face.

This non-face-to-face farming education covers cultivation methods and the latest technologies for a total of five crops: dan-gam (persimmon), chamdarae (kiwifruit), peach, cucumber, and napa cabbage.

The educational lectures are posted on the Suncheon City Agricultural Technology Center's YouTube channel, and anyone, including citizens and farmers, can watch them. Especially this year, the courses are linked with the Rural Human Resources Development Center's e-learning, and upon completion, the education hours are recognized for farmers.

Citizens who wish to participate in the education can search for 'Suncheon City Agricultural Technology Center' on YouTube to watch the educational videos for the respective crops, or after registering as a member of the 'Rural Human Resources Development Center,' search for Suncheon City Agricultural Technology Center in the regional specialized courses to apply for the course and watch the educational videos.

For effective education, the city also provides educational materials free of charge. Up to two books per person can be requested, and applications will be accepted until the 15th, with bulk shipments scheduled after the 18th. To apply for the materials, applicants must fill out and submit their personal information and desired materials on a Google form.

A representative from the Suncheon City Agricultural Technology Center said, "Due to COVID-19, we had no choice but to conduct education online, but we are preparing to offer on-site face-to-face education with a sense of presence once the pandemic subsides," adding, "We hope many citizens and farmers participate in this training to acquire new farming technologies that will lead to increased income."

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