Jeonbuk Agricultural Cooperative Corporation is an agricultural cooperative corporation located in Gosan-myeon, Wanju-gun, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province, and its representative is Han Woong-jin. It mainly cultivates paprika and also produces medicinal crops and ornamental trees.

"According to a Monthly Horticulture article, Jeonbuk Agricultural Cooperative Corporation has introduced advanced systems through bold investment and is cultivating paprika in an advanced glass greenhouse spanning 24,072㎡."

Business Areas

• Paprika cultivation: We cultivate red, yellow, and orange paprikas in an advanced glass greenhouse located in Gosan-myeon, Wanju-gun, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province.
• Medicinal crop cultivation: In addition to paprika, we cultivate medicinal crops in open fields.
• Ornamental tree cultivation: Some ornamental trees are also cultivated and produced in open fields.

Products

• Paprika: Red, yellow, and orange paprikas are cultivated with an annual production target of 320-350 tons and are sold through E-Mart, local food direct stores, and Seoul Garak Market.
• Medicinal crops: We produce various medicinal crops cultivated in open fields.
• Ornamental trees: We produce ornamental trees cultivated in open fields.

Special Notes

• Advanced cultivation system: We maintain an optimal cultivation environment by introducing an advanced glass greenhouse of 24,072㎡ and an automatic environmental control system utilizing information and communication technology (ICT).
• Stable distribution network: The produced paprika is sold through E-Mart, local food direct stores, and Seoul Garak Market.
• High productivity: We aim to harvest 80kg per pyeong and distribute 320-350 tons of paprika annually.

💡 A Word from JobPloy
Jeonbuk Agricultural Cooperative Corporation cultivates paprika in an advanced glass greenhouse, so a lot of work in the field of protected horticulture is expected. Technical competence in handling automated systems or the ability to meticulously manage crops may be important. Although indoor work is common and less affected by weather, an understanding of crop growth management and persistence may be required.