Sacheon Forestry Successors Association Visits Advanced Forestry Sixth Industry Sites

Education on Various Theories and Techniques for Cultivating Native Kiwi Held

The Korea Forestry Successors Sacheon-si Council in Gyeongnam announced on the 8th that it held an advanced forestry sixth industry field trip and workshop at a native Darae cultivation farm in Sacheon-si to strengthen the capabilities of forestry successors and facilitate information exchange.

Sacheon Forestry Successors Association, group photo of the advanced forestry 6th industry field tour.

This event took place on the 5th, with over 20 local forestry successors in attendance, including Choi Moonyoung, president of the Sacheon-si Council of Forestry Successors, and Park Jeomgap, head of the Native Darae Research Association.

On this day, various theoretical and technical training sessions necessary for native Darae cultivation were conducted, along with on-site tours and hands-on activities.

Additionally, there was a meeting and discussion session to build networks and promote information exchange among forestry successors.

Meanwhile, native Darae is known as a forest product rich in vitamin C, and is effective not only for digestive diseases but also for jaundice, vomiting, or indigestion caused by chronic hepatitis or cirrhosis.

Choi Moonyoung stated, "I expect this event will greatly contribute to strengthening the capabilities of forestry successors and the development of the forestry industry," and added, "We will continue to improve hands-on activities for the sustainable advancement of forestry in the future."

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