Based on its management philosophy of "Inheriting and developing the traditional peach agriculture of the Ara River, which has a history of 240 years, and developing a business that makes use of the abundant agricultural products of the Kino River basin, which is blessed with a rich natural environment," we are working new forms of peach cultivation and sixth industrialization.
In addition, Kinokawa City, Wakayama Prefecture, is aging remarkably, and the biggest issue is the shortage of agricultural workers. In order to give back to the community that has been indebted to us so far, and above all, in order to pass on the "Aragawa peaches" to future generations, we are actively working with the prefecture and JA to actively accept young people who are interested in agriculture from outside the prefecture and carry out activities to raise them into full-fledged farmers, and we are also working to contribute to the community.
In addition, in order to retain employment in agriculture, it is necessary to generate income outside the harvest season. Conscious of creating jobs throughout the year, he was working on the sixth industrialization from an early stage. Substandard fruits that taste good but lose their commercial value and are sold for free or thrown away are transformed into attractive products such as juice, increasing value, creating jobs, and creating jobs.
That's what Eight Flags Farm was aiming for.