The Effects of the Level of Plant Growing Activity on the Subjective Health, Depression, and Human Relations of the Elderly Participating in Weekend Farms

Jeong, Sun Jin; Jang, Hye Sook; Yoo, Eun Ha; Kim, Jae-Soon; Lee, Geun Woo

doi:10.7851/ksrp.2019.25.4.057

Korean J. Rural Planning

2019

DOI: 10.7851/ksrp.2019.25.4.057

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The Effects of the Level of Plant Growing Activity on the Subjective Health, Depression, and Human Relations of the Elderly Participating in Weekend Farms

Sun Jin Jeong¹,

Hye Sook Jang²,

Eun Ha Yoo³

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“…In South Korea, after the Act on Research, Development and Promotion of Healing Agriculture (hereinafter referred to as the "Agro-Healing Act") came into effect on March 25, 2021, the public's interest in care farming increased, promoting the psychological, social, cognitive, and physical health of the people by converging existing productive agriculture with healthcare and social welfare (Park, 2019;Lee et al, 2020). Led by the Rural Development Administration (RDA), research has been conducted on developing agro-healing content and building a foundation for agro-healing that includes creating new jobs and reducing social costs (Jeong et al, 2019;Jang et al, 2020). In addition, RDA (2023) suggests securing consumer confidence through the Agro-Healing Certification and promoting the commercialization of agro-healing as major strategic tasks of the "1st Comprehensive Plan for Research, Development and Promotion of Agro-Healing" (2022~2026).…”

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An Analysis of Care Farm Status as Basic Data for the Quality Management of Agro-Healing Facilities

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Lee,

Moon

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J. People Plants Environ

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Background and objective: This study was conducted to identify the current status of domestic agricultural business operations related to the design and business model of care farms in order to manage quality for the certification of excellent Agro-Healing Facilities (AHFs) that meet the needs of the times given the increasing demand for agro-healing.Methods: An online survey was conducted of 170 agro-healing business entities nationwide, and the collected data were frequency-coded using SPSS Ver. 25. Chi-square was conducted for frequency analysis and significance was tested by one-way ANOVA.Results: For the type of business, individual businesses were the most common (118 businesses), and for the total sales of the business, 30 million won to less than 100 million won was the most common (57 businesses. For the total number of employees, businesses with 2 workers were the largest group (35.9%). In terms of the qualification standards for the CEOs and employees of care farms, 152 employees (89.4%) had completed education in agro-healing. In terms of the land use status of care farms, 141 individual businesses (82.9%) owned lands, and the average land area was 123,626.05 ㎡ for farmland, 178,195.98 ㎡ for land, and 62,511.51 ㎡ for plant cultivation area. The most frequently planted plant was sweet potatoes, and the least planted was plum. For functional plants mainly used in the programs, vegetables were the most common, followed by flowers, fruit trees and landscaping plants, special and food crops, and herbs. A non-parametric χ² test of all items was statistically significant (<i>p</i> < .001).Conclusion: The AHF certification scheme, which will be implemented from the end of June 2024, will select excellent facilities from among existing AHFs to provide correct information to the public and lay a foundation that will support the spread of sustainable agro-healing. It is expected that this study will provide useful basic data for establishing care farm business models and seeking future direction for care farms.

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Moon

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The Characteristics of Community-Driven Allotments and Revitalisation of Allotments in Deprived Areas - Focusing on the Case of Sheffield, UK -

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J Korean Inst Landsc Archit

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An Analysis of Care Farm Status as Basic Data for the Quality Management of Agro-Healing Facilities

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