National Agricultural Museum, Public Relations Supporters ‘Farm BRO’ 2nd Generation Launch :: Sympathetic Media Newsis ::

8 teams, 22 people selected

Expect diverse content

(Suwon = Newsis) Reporter Kim Jong-taek = On the 17th, the National Agricultural Museum held an inauguration ceremony for the 2nd batch of ‘Public Relations Supporters (Farm BRO)’ selected to increase accessibility to museum content such as exhibitions, events, and education.

NongBRO was launched to introduce the museum’s main business with fresh ideas from the youth generation and to widely publicize the value of agriculture by producing new content that connects culture, art, and agriculture.

This second period was open to the public through the National Agricultural Museum website from May to July, and 8 teams (22 people) with outstanding passion for agriculture, rural areas, and museums were selected through document and interview screening.

Various applicants, such as ‘Team Wave’ who actually farm, ‘Rainbow’ consisting of a mother and her elementary school son, and ‘Hardworking Sisters’ where an older sister and younger sister applied together, are expected to present diverse content.

Hwang Su-cheol, director of the National Agricultural Museum, said, “The goal of the second season of Nongbro is to produce novel content that connects agriculture with culture and art, and to serve as a bridge between the public and the museum to explain agriculture in a fun and approachable way.” He added, “I hope that the value of agriculture and rural areas will blossom through the second season of Nongbro.”

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