Uljin-gun Holds Briefing Session on Operation Plan for Corn Production Baler Farming Agency Team

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On the 7th, Uljin-gun, Gyeongbuk held an explanatory meeting on the operation of a forage (corn) production baler farming agency team to reduce management costs for 21 livestock farmers at the second-floor conference room of the Agricultural Machinery Specialized Training Center of the Agricultural Technology Center.

Uljin County Office.

This explanatory meeting was prepared to address frequent breakdowns and other issues that occurred when farmers directly rented and operated one baler for forage production from the agricultural machinery rental business office until last year. Currently, the area planted with forage corn in Uljin-gun is 81 hectares, and it is expanding to reduce management costs.

On that day, County Governor Son Byung-bok presided over the meeting, listened to various opinions from livestock farmers, and derived improvement measures. The main content was to improve from the existing individual farmer rental method to a method where the Agricultural Technology Center directly operates the farming agency team. The county plans to operate two farming agency teams, each consisting of three people, using two corn balers.

Furthermore, in December, when the production of corn forage is completed, they plan to evaluate the problems arising from direct operation together with livestock farmers and prepare improvement measures.

County Governor Son Byung-bok said, “As the number of farmers planting forage corn increases, measures must be prepared for smooth production,” and added, “I hope this explanatory meeting will be an opportunity to reduce management costs and enhance the competitiveness of livestock farmers in Uljin-gun.”

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