Lee Jangwoo: "Daejeon Green Agricultural College Graduates Will Grow Into Key Talents Leading Agriculture"

69 Graduates Complete the 17th Class Program

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On October 14, Daejeon Mayor Lee Jangwoo attended the graduation ceremony for the 17th class of Daejeon Green Agricultural College, held at the auditorium of the Agricultural Technology Center. He congratulated the graduates and expressed his hopes, stating, "I expect that the graduates of Daejeon Green Agricultural College will grow into key talents leading the future of agriculture, provide safe and healthy food to Daejeon citizens, and drive the development of local agriculture."

This graduation ceremony celebrated 69 trainees who enrolled on April 1 of last year and received their diplomas.

Daejeon Green Agricultural College has produced a total of 1,317 professional agricultural experts to date, establishing itself as a central institution for local agricultural education that leads advanced scientific farming in the region.

The 17th class of Daejeon Green Agricultural College was divided into two tracks: Rural Life and Smart Agriculture. The program was conducted every Tuesday for four hours over 24 sessions.

The curriculum covered a wide range of essential agricultural skills, including vegetables, fruit trees, floriculture, specialty crops, soil management, pest and disease control, smart farm facilities, and cultivation management. Trainees enhanced their practical skills through not only theoretical lectures but also hands-on field training, group discussions, and visits to advanced farming sites.

In addition, top-level experts in each field participated as instructors, introducing advanced agricultural technologies and the latest trends, which increased trainee satisfaction. In particular, the in-depth education in smart agriculture was highly regarded for enhancing the future competitiveness of agriculture.

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