Korean Women Farmers' Association Youth Committee heads to Nonsan to help senior farmers.

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[Korea Agricultural News Reporter Choi Ji-hae] Young farmers from the Youth Special Committee of the Korean Women Peasants Association (Chairperson Kim Ji-young, Youth Committee) and leaders of the Namtaeryeong Asphalt Comrades Association visited Deobureo Farm in Sangwol-myeon, Nonsan-si, Chungnam Province, on the 25th and 26th of last month for an autumn farming volunteer program. Deobureo Farm is a facility that cultivates native agricultural products using low-carbon ecological farming methods and also operates a native seed library. Kwon Tae-ok, President of the Chungnam Federation of the Korean Women Peasants Association, introduced the rice grown at Deobureo Farm and explained the distinctions between paddy rice and polished rice, non-glutinous rice and glutinous rice, the husk, paddy, and ear of grain, as well as Korean words derived from rice and other food grains. For example, the word 'jobasim' (impatience) refers to the tiny millet that...

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