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Incheon to explore new income sources for fishers through pilot farming of stone lilies
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- The Incheon Fisheries Technology Support Center's pilot farming project for stone lilies has been selected as a new project in the National Institute of Fisheries Science's 2027 research and training fishery program.
- Six local governments nationwide applied for eight projects, and Incheon plans to invest about 68 million won over two years starting January 2027.
- As clam deaths have been increasing, a successful pilot farming project is expected to help secure a new income source for fishers.
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