Communication with Local Farmers at Mokpo Muan Shinan Branch
Explaining the Purpose of the Survey and Hearing Field Opinions

Yoon Soha, Standing Auditor at the Korea Rural Community Corporation, visited the field to address concerns and confusion among farmers regarding the full survey of farmland and to accurately convey the purpose of the survey.


On October 1, the Korea Rural Community Corporation announced that it held a “Field Briefing on the Full Survey of Farmland” at the Mokpo Muan Shinan branch. The event was attended by local farmers' organizations and regional farmers.

On the 1st, at the Mokpo-Muan-Shinan branch office, the Korea Rural Community Corporation held an 'Agricultural Land Comprehensive Survey Field Briefing' attended by local farmers' organizations and regional farmers. Provided by the Jeonnam Headquarters of the Korea Rural Community Corporation.

On the 1st, at the Mokpo-Muan-Shinan branch office, the Korea Rural Community Corporation held an 'Agricultural Land Comprehensive Survey Field Briefing' attended by local farmers' organizations and regional farmers. Provided by the Jeonnam Headquarters of the Korea Rural Community Corporation.

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This briefing was organized so that Standing Auditor Yoon Soha could explain the status and key details of the full survey of farmland and listen to the opinions and difficulties of the farmers.


On that day, Standing Auditor Yoon explained that the government’s ongoing full survey of farmland “is not about identifying and disposing of all farmland in violation of the law, but rather about taking necessary actions, in accordance with laws and regulations, against cases where farmland is acquired or used for speculative purposes. The main goal is to build a policy foundation for the future of agriculture, such as improving the farmland system, increasing agricultural productivity, and promoting generational transition in agriculture, based on an accurate assessment of farmland usage.”



He went on to say, “We will continue to strengthen communication with farmers so that the full survey of farmland can proceed smoothly based on trust in the field,” adding, “The Corporation will also provide active administrative support and cooperation so that the government’s agricultural policy intentions can be properly communicated to the field and faithfully implemented.”


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