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Ongjin-gun Begins Aerial Pest Control for Rice Crops
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- Ongjin-gun has begun aerial pest control using unmanned helicopters and agricultural drones to prevent the spread of rice pests amid labor shortages.
- Starting on the 29th in Jawol-myeon, the operation will run through the 14th of next month, covering 898 hectares of rice fields across 396 farms in 7 myeon.
- The Agricultural Technology Center has urged target farmers to clear obstacles in advance and keep windows closed and avoid entering fields during flight operations.
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