[인삼] 고온 피해 예방

This document provides detailed guidance on field management rules and specific facility standards to prevent high-temperature damage to ginseng. Since ginseng stops growing and its leaves burn when temperatures persist above 30 degrees Celsius, it is essential to raise the height of shade nets to 80 cm to block direct sunlight and ensure proper ventilation. Additionally, drip irrigation systems must be utilized to maintain soil moisture at an appropriate level of 18–21%, and organic matter must be added to enhance root vitality. Young ginseng is particularly vulnerable to heat, so meticulous management is required, such as installing standard-compliant shading facilities and opening fences during periods of high temperatures. Through these preventive measures, farmers can minimize damage from recurring heatwaves and establish a stable production base.