President Moon Jae-in highlighted the importance of developing new technologies to help farmers as they'd find themselves short of help in the field with our society getting older.
He was visiting a village in Korea's southeast, where he helped to plant rice.
Moon also checked out agricultural drones and automated rice-planting machines.
The South Korean leader was near the historic city of Gyeongju, in Oksan Sesim Village, which is home to some 2-hundred national treasures and also the site of the Oksan Seowon, a confucian school dating back centuries that's been recommended for the UNESCO World Heritage List.
He was there to encourage the local farmers.
While talking together hey had noodles and traditional rice wine makgeolli.
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