“At K-Hub, we cultivate more than crops; we nurture Humanity through Unity, rooted in our steadfast Belief that sustainable farming enriches communities and futures alike.”
Ho-Young An
CEO
The Korean Education Philippine Academy
Building Opportunities and Benefits for Korea and the Philippines
News and Updates🔗
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Maintaining K-HUB Farm
The K-HUB farm is meticulously maintained to ensure consistent and high-quality yields. Regular upkeep includes fertilizing, watering, and pest management to create an ideal growing environment for crops. Routine monitoring and timely interventions help address potential challenges, ensuring that the farm remains productive throughout the seasons. By prioritizing sustainable practices and efficient resource use, the…
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K-HUB farm recovering from severe storm Kristine
K-HUB Farm is in the process of recovering from the severe impact of Storm Kristine. The storm brought extensive damage due to severe flood, challenging the resilience of the farm and its resources. Despite the hardships faced, the team at K-HUB Farm remains dedicated to restoring operations and ensuring the wellbeing of their crops. The…
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K-HUB Agriculture Training
At K-HUB Farm, Ho-Young An leads agriculture training sessions designed to teach seasonal workers the essential skills for effectively using hand tools. These sessions emphasize hands-on learning, allowing participants to become proficient in using various tools such as hoes, rake, sickle and trowels. Through practical exercises and expert guidance, trainees build confidence and develop their…
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Yutnori and Jegichagi – Korean Culture Training
Yutnori and Jegichagi are traditional Korean games that carry immense cultural significance and offer a glimpse into Korea’s rich heritage. Yutnori is a strategic board game involving four wooden sticks used as dice, and players move their markers based on the results of the stick throws. It’s often enjoyed during festive occasions like Lunar New…
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Lecture Room – Language Training and Culture
K-HUB focuses on equipping seasonal wokers with basic Korean language skills and cultural understanding essential for daily interactions. The training takes place in K-HUB’s lecture room, where participants learn fundamental language concepts tailored to their needs. To reinforce this learning, K-HUB also encourages trainees to continue studying at home, offering recommendations for further practice in…
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Fruit Cover – Agriculture Training
Agriculture training at K-HUB recently focused on the important technique of fruit covering, a method used to protect fruits from pests, diseases, and environmental damage. This hands-on session, complemented by a detailed video tutorial and illustrative picture on the website, demonstrated the proper materials and methods for covering fruits like peaches, grapes and apples. The…
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Korean Alphabet Day (Hangul Day)
Hangul Day, celebrated annually on October 9th in South Korea, commemorates the creation and proclamation of the Korean alphabet, Hangul. Introduced in 1443 by King Sejong the Great, Hangul was designed to improve literacy by providing an easy-to-learn writing system for the Korean language. Its simple and logical structure has played a vital role in…
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K-HUB’s Korean Noodle Japchae
K-HUB recently demonstrated the process of cooking Korean Japchae noodles as part of our efforts to introduce and share Korean food culture with Filipinos. This activity, held at the K-HUB farm, aims to educate participants about traditional Korean cuisine while fostering cultural exchange and enhancing their learning experience.
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K-HUB Farm Harvest for Samgyupsal
At K-HUB, we’re excited to share the fruits of our harvest! We’ve successfully grown fresh lettuce and peppers, perfect for samgyupsal ingredients. This marks a proud milestone in K-HUB’s journey toward providing healthy, homegrown produce.
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National Foundation Day (Korea)
National Foundation Day (Gaecheonjeol) is a significant holiday in South Korea, celebrated annually on October 3rd. It commemorates the legendary founding of the Korean nation in 2333 BCE by Dangun, the mythical figure believed to be the son of the heavenly prince Hwanung and a bear-turned-woman. The holiday symbolizes the beginning of Korean history and…