Shinan County's Rice Purchase Initiative for 2026
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Increased by 10% compared to last year
A total of 8,905 tons of rice will be purchased!
This is the season when the hard work and dedication of farmers yield results!
On November 9, Shinan County began purchasing public reserve rice for the 2026 harvest, starting in Jido-eup.
The purchase will take place over approximately four weeks to support stable incomes for farmers and stabilize rice supply.
This year, the purchase volume has increased compared to last year, bringing even more good news.
The total purchase volume for Shinan County's 2026 public reserve rice is 8,905 tons, which is about a 10% increase from last year.
The rice varieties targeted for purchase are Saechungmu and Sindongjin, with the following breakdown:
Regular rice: 4,236 tons
Eco-friendly rice: 3,885 tons
Powdered rice: 784 tons
In particular, we will support a diverse rice production base by purchasing not only regular rice but also eco-friendly and powdered rice.
The public reserve rice purchase will take place sequentially in 13 towns and villages of Shinan County, excluding Heuksan-myeon.
Starting from November 9 in Jido-eup, the purchase will follow a regional schedule over approximately four weeks.
The purchase price will be determined based on the national average market price of rice from October to December.
To alleviate the financial burden on farmers, an interim payment of 60,000 won per 40kg bag will be made immediately after the purchase.
The remaining balance will be settled at the end of the year when the final purchase price is confirmed.
To ensure a successful harvest amidst challenging farming conditions this year, Shinan County is committed to managing the rice purchase process safely and smoothly.
The county expresses deep gratitude to the farmers for their hard work and will strive to manage the site effectively to avoid any inconveniences during the purchase process.
Shinan County will continue to work towards ensuring stable farming activities and a supportive agricultural environment for farmers.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/1004_shinan/224471678288
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