Kim Yuncheol, Haman County Governor, Inspects Construction Site of Science-based Farming Complex Facility Project

by Choi Sungkyung

Published 10 Apr.2025 08:31(KST)

Updated 31 Jul.2025 15:58(KST)

A New Leap Forward for 100 Years of Hapcheon's Future Agriculture!

Kim Yuncheol, the governor of Hapcheon County in Gyeongnam, visited the construction site of the Agricultural Technology Center's new building, the 'Science-based Farming Integrated Facility,' to inspect the progress before completion and encourage the on-site staff, it was announced on the 10th.

The Science-based Farming Integrated Facility, which symbolizes a new leap forward for the next 100 years of Hapcheon's future agriculture, began construction in April 2023 on the site of the agricultural research facility at 910-318 Gopum-ri, Yongju-myeon. The current construction progress is about 97%, with completion scheduled for the end of this month. The total site area is 7,151 square meters; the main building has one basement level and four above-ground floors, and the annex has two above-ground floors, with a total floor area of 4,807 square meters.

Kim Yoonchul, Hapcheon County Governor, Inspects Construction Site of Comprehensive Scientific Farming Facility Project.

The facility is expected to provide one-stop services to farmers with offices and training rooms, a smart greenhouse, soil testing room, pest and disease diagnosis room, agricultural product safety analysis room, cooking practice room, cafeteria, and a multipurpose plaza.

Governor Kim received a briefing on the future schedule at the site and closely inspected the construction progress and on-site safety management.

Governor Kim Yuncheol stated, "The Science-based Farming Integrated Facility will serve as a pivotal center for Hapcheon's agriculture, consolidating related functions and integrating work and training spaces to enhance agricultural productivity and competitiveness."

He added, "As the construction is progressing smoothly, I ask all those involved to pay close attention to safety and do their utmost to ensure that a solid, defect-free building is completed."