Agriculture Fostering farmer Human Resources To enhance management capabilities

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Agriculture
[Introduction to Content]
There is a call for "investment in people" for the revitalization of the Japanese economy, and it is an urgent and big policy issue in the agricultural world to foster young managers who are valuable "assets" that will shoulder future agricultural production. The government is making efforts to secure new farmers using "investment funds for agricultural next-generation human resources" as leverage, but it is also indispensable to improve skills and "support for pacesetting" after becoming a farmer. Institutions that foster new farmers include agricultural high schools, agricultural colleges, and university agricultural faculties, but there are rare places to learn after becoming a farmer. Surprisingly, there are many cases in which practitioners who engage in the first line agricultural business take on the role. Through these activities, the ultimate in fostering farmers was pursued.
[Author's brief history]
An independent organization consisting of approximately 300 members nationwide, including journalists and researchers engaged in news, commentary, and publications related to agriculture. It provides opportunities for members to exchange information, accurately grasp domestic and overseas agricultural situations and problems through surveys and research, and conduct fair news and criticism activities. Four themes are chosen every year, and study groups are held inviting experts.