Nongup Hoesabobin Jusikhoesa Heulgeul Mandeuneun Saramdeul (Agricultural Corporation Co., Ltd. People Who Make Soil) is a corporate business located at 81 Omigi 2-gil, Geumga-myeon, Chungju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do. Led by CEO Kang Dae-gyun, it was established on November 10, 2020, and primarily engages in the cultivation of grains and other food crops. Its main business areas include the cultivation of lettuce and ssam vegetables, and it currently employs 8 people.

Business Areas

• Crop Cultivation Business: It is an agricultural corporation primarily engaged in the cultivation of grains and other food crops. Specifically, it performs farm work involving the cultivation of leafy vegetables such as lettuce.
• Ssam Vegetable Cultivation: Its main business area is the cultivation and production of lettuce and various ssam vegetables. It focuses on supplying fresh ssam vegetables.

Products

• Lettuce: As one of the main production items, lettuce harvesting is carried out at the leafy vegetable cultivation farm.
• Ssam Vegetables: Various types of ssam vegetables are cultivated and provided to consumers.

Recruitment Information

• Main Hiring Positions: We primarily recruit crop cultivators or vegetable/special crop cultivators who will be responsible for tasks such as lettuce harvesting at leafy vegetable cultivation farms.
• Benefits: The company supports employees by providing access to company vehicles for commuting. Experienced workers may receive a preferential wage of 15% per hour.

💡 A Word from JobPloy
Nongup Hoesabobin Jusikhoesa Heulgeul Mandeuneun Saramdeul (Agricultural Corporation Co., Ltd. People Who Make Soil) is a farm specializing in the cultivation of lettuce and ssam vegetables. Since there may be a lot of physical labor involved in crop cultivation and harvesting, being physically healthy and having a diligent attitude are important. The company provides commuting vehicles and offers preferential treatment based on experience, making it a good opportunity for foreign workers interested in the agricultural sector.