“Didn’t close it even when it rained”… Opening skylights and side windows to ventilate caused Red Hyang fever to drop sharply

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On the 16th, at a 2,645㎡ (800 pyeong) greenhouse for the late-maturing citrus fruit 'Red Hyang' located in Topyeong-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, paper is hanging among the fruits that are still green. The paper contains observation dates and numbers. Farm owner Hyun Seon-mi (62, representative of Seonmi's Red Hyang Farm) has recorded the number of fruits damaged by fruit splitting (cracking) on each tree over the past two years.

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