In Korea, where there are many mountainous areas, farm income is determined by how the mountainous areas are utilized and what crops are introduced and cultivated. This book, while deeply recognizing the importance of medicinal crops that greatly contribute to increasing farm income, aims to improve scientific cultivation techniques and the quantity and quality of cultivated medicinal herbs, and to help spread cultivation techniques for domestic production of substitutes for imported medicinal herbs.
This book is a compilation of all the data collected to date, focusing on practical techniques that can lead to success for 40 promising species for farm cultivation, taking into account domestic cultivation environments, imports and exports, and indigenous medicinal herbs, based on the author's practical skills learned through trial cultivation and experience at a specialized institution and excellent cases discovered over a long period of time.
This revised second edition has been updated and reorganized with the latest herbal medicine photos.