He looked at the cabbage garden and expressed great satisfaction over the garden taking on a new look, saying that potatoes had been raised there when he had visited the farm in June.

After being briefed on the weight of a cabbage and the yield per hectare by the chairperson of the farm's management board, he appreciated the farm for producing vegetables as third crops though it was in a highland.

He said that vegetables had been transported to the province by train before, but now the demand of the province for vegetables was satisfied by itself.

He then praised the people of the province for creating new things, not complaining about difficult conditions, noting that it was of great significance that three crops for a year were raised in the province, the northern highland.

Before leaving the farm he encouraged its officials to do a good job in three-crops farming and promised to send high-yielding seeds to the farm.