The North Gyeongsang Province Agricultural Cooperative Headquarters participates in the "Barrier-Free Nabak Festa" ... promoting the Nongsim Cheonsim movement.

[Nongsuchuksan Newspaper=Reporter Jang In-sik] The Gyeongbuk Headquarters of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (Head: Choi Jin-su) participated in the 'Barrier-Free Nak (Fun) Festa' held at Andong Talchum Performance Hall on the 22nd of last month. The event distributed 1,000 small packs of rice to visitors, local people with disabilities, and their families, thereby carrying out community sharing activities. The Barrier-Free Nak (Fun) Festa is a regional festival that breaks down the barriers between the disabled and non-disabled, allowing everyone to enjoy together, and is composed of a variety of content such as experience programs, exhibitions, and performances. The Gyeongbuk Agricultural Cooperative Federation directly delivered Gyeongbuk rice at the event site, contributing to the promotion of Gyeongbuk rice consumption and the 'Nongsimcheonsim Movement' campaign. The 'Nongsimcheonsim Movement' is a campaign where 'the farmer's heart is the same as the heart of heaven.'

Visitors to the festival grounds Distribution of Gyeongbuk rice…Full effort to promote consumption The Gyeongbuk Headquarters of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (Headquarters Director Choi Jin-su) participated in the 'Barrier-Free Happiness Festa' held at Andong Tal Dance Performance Hall last month, distributing 1,000 packaged rice bags to visitors of the event and local people with disabilities and their families, thereby carrying out community sharing activities. The Barrier-Free Happiness Festa is a regional festival where the boundaries between the disabled and non-disabled are broken down, allowing everyone to enjoy together, and it is composed of various contents such as experience programs, exhibitions, and performances. The Gyeongbuk Agricultural Cooperative Federation directly delivered Gyeongbuk rice at the event site, contributing to the promotion of Gyeongbuk rice consumption and the 'Nongsimcheonsim Movement' campaign. The 'Nongsimcheonsim Movement' ...