Field farming has a low rate

Field farming has a low rate of mechanization. Sowing, planting, and harvesting are done by hand. Vinyl coating is in the process of being mechanized a lot these days. There are still a lot of semi-mechanical systems using the management machine, but the riding type cladding machine is also used a lot. It's a little bit more manageable compared to the past. The investment cost has inevitably increased.

Sowing and planting methods need to be improved to increase the mechanization rate, and harvesting will be possible to some extent only after improvement in the cultivation method and variety. Korean paper garlic in Uiseong is planted deeply, which makes it very difficult to increase the mechanization rate. Eventually, it will be possible to change the cultivation method and variety dramatically. But can we give up Korean paper varieties? I'm not sure!!! I think there will be a lot of conflict.

These agricultural machines are likely to be made by large companies, but they're not. They're usually made by small and medium-sized companies. In short, it doesn't make money. It takes a lot of production to develop, it's small sales, and it's hard to be a good business. I can't help but feel that farmers in any country don't have many good quality agricultural machines. It's hard!

Agriculture will move forward as much as these agricultural machines are developed. That's how important it is to flatten the farmland and change the traditional way of working to operate these machines. Sometimes they give up crops. And so the global division of labor takes place. And, crucially, we have to expand the scale of farming. Or investment remains in debt. It's a chain reaction. And it ends up keeping agricultural prices low. And the question is, do we have to use agricultural machinery? I don't have to say! We've gone sideways again.

If you choose this as your business field... it's very likely that you're going to have to do something meaningful. So when I see people doing this as a business, I respect them. Because of this, you might say that agriculture is supporting it. Agriculture works only when there are companies that support agriculture like this in addition to farmers. There are robots coming out in other countries, but we still have a long way to go. The biggest thing is that economies of scale don't come out. As agriculture shrinks, it's also difficult for companies in the front and back.

A specialized crop machine company visited Bulls Co., Ltd., and the boss came out alone to guide me even though it was a holiday. I shook hands when I left, but it was a short time, but I guess I got attached to it. I may have felt that way more because we are from the same family. Can our agriculture continue? ... I had mixed feelings.