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Jeollanam-do, selected ¡®organic grapes¡¯ as eco-friendly agricultural products in July
Do and Wando are blessed with clean seas and sea breezes, rich in fragrance and minerals, and high in sugar
(Muan = Break News) Correspondent Lee Hak-soo = South Jeolla Province announced that it selected organic grapes, which are rich in fragrance and minerals and high in sugar content, as eco-friendly agricultural products for July, as they grew up in the clean sea breeze of Wando.
Grapes have been called the fruit of the gods since ancient times. It is rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals, and plays various roles such as strengthening immunity, preventing aging, and improving eyesight. Because it is a fruit that has gathered eggs, it has many effects.
There are places where grapes are grown organically. Namseon-ri, on the coast outside Wando-gun. The ¡®beach grapes¡¯ of this village are grown with the sea wind blowing from the sea, so they are rich in aroma and minerals compared to general land products, and have a sugar content of 17 Brix or higher, 2 to 3 Brix higher than regular grapes. (Photo)
Kim Jun-hwan (55), a farmer who grows grapes along the clean coast here, will start harvesting in earnest from mid-July this year. Farmed grapes are sold in mid-July and open field grapes are sold from mid-August, so tourists visiting Wando during the holiday season can purchase fresh and sweet organic grapes directly from the site.
Kim Jun-hwan, a farmer, came down to his hometown in 2003 and started cultivating grapes at the beach grape barn. Organic grapes cultivated along the coast outside Gun-myeon are eco-friendly in Wando¡¯s natural environment using useful microorganisms.
The organic grape cultivation area is 1ha, and Campbell varieties are the main, and green grape varieties such as Seneca, Benivarado, and Shine Musket are also produced.
The secret to high-quality grapes of Kim Jun-hwan's farmhouse is to harvest only fruits that are more than 90% mature. Grapes are a fruit that does not ripen, so we practice the principle of harvesting after waiting for maximum maturity.
In 2022, 1 ton was produced in a facility house and a simple rain-proof facility (outdoor), and the average selling price per 1 kg was about 10,000 won, raising an income of 100 million won. Sweet grapes with high sugar content are sold on the same day of harvest. As on-site sales account for 90%, organic grapes from Junhwan Kim¡¯s farmhouse are popular with consumers. The rest is supplied to online shopping malls and eco-friendly school lunches.
Deok-gyu Yoo, head of eco-friendly agriculture department in South Jeolla Province, said, ¡°Organic fruits are difficult to produce, but lead to increased income for farmers.¡±
You can purchase organic grapes from Wando, which are fragrant and sweet, by contacting the Agriculture and Livestock Department of Wando-gun Office.