Rural Development Administration Inspects Technology to Reduce Fruit Splitting in ‘Red Hyang’ Citrus Farms

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Kim Dae-hyun, Director of the National Institute of Horticultural and Special Crops Science under the Rural Development Administration (Administrator Lee Seung-don), visited a ‘Red Hyang’ farm in Topyeong-dong, Seogwipo-si on October 16 to inspect the current status of fruit splitting and the application of mitigation technologies, and to discuss field-oriented technical support measures. ‘Red Hyang’ is a late-maturing citrus variety highly favored by consumers due to its excellent taste and quality. As damage from fruit splitting occurs due to high summer temperatures and rapid moisture fluctuations, careful attention must be paid to cultivation management to ensure stable production. During his visit, Director Kim checked the field application status of the ‘Red Hyang’ fruit splitting mitigation technology currently being promoted by the Citrus Research Center…

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