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A Postcard from Korea: Worldʼs First Organic Agriculture Museum

Paull, John (2011) A Postcard from Korea: Worldʼs First Organic Agriculture Museum. Journal of Bio-Dynamics Tasmania, 104 (Summer), pp. 11-14.

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Summary

Korea has trumped the world in creating the world’s first organic farming museum. The Namyangju Organic Museum is a surprise - and for several reasons. Firstly, it is surprisingly good. And secondly, it is surely surprising that the world’s first organic agriculture museum appears in Korea? It is a specialist museum of which Namyangju can be justly proud. The museum caters for a variety of ages, from youngsters to oldsters, and for a variety of interests, from casual, to practical, to scholarly. Screen-based techno-interactive exhibits are an obvious hit with children. The Namyangju Organic Museum was launched to coincide with the 17th IFOAM Organic World Congress (September - October 2011), the first such event to be held in Asia.This museum can serve as a focus for the continuing uptake and proliferation of organic food and agriculture in Korea and beyond.


EPrint Type:Journal paper
Keywords:Korea, Namyangju, Asia, organic agriculture, organic farming, museum, OWC, Organic World Congress, IFOAM.
Subjects:"Organics" in general
Farming Systems
Knowledge management
Research affiliation:Australia
UK
UK > Univ. Oxford
ISSN:1443-3508
Related Links:https://orgprints.org/19528/1/Paull2011NanoISOFAR.pdf, https://orgprints.org/19527/1/Paull2011FairtradeISOFAR.pdf, https://orgprints.org/16317/1/16317a.pdf
Deposited By: Paull, Dr John
ID Code:20571
Deposited On:25 Mar 2012 07:14
Last Modified:25 Mar 2012 07:14
Document Language:English
Status:Published
Refereed:Not peer-reviewed

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