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The socio-network activities for regional governments, agricultural research institutes, developing agencies\udand policy makers of any countries are very crucial and important to take into account the root cause of current\udproblems faced by farmers. The survey was conducted in South Korea during the period January, 2008 to\udAugust, 2012 in order to shed light on prevalence of different diseases on watermelon in different regions and\udto better understand farmers’ knowledge and perceptions for following watemelon’s growing procedures\udand practices. A total of 590 cases were reported on 573 watermelon growers with highest 87.1% in Jeonbuk,\ud4.7% in Jeonnam, and 8.2% in other regions such as Gyeongbuk, Gyeongnam, Chungnam, Gwangju,\udGyeonggi, Daegu, Gangwon, Changwon and Seoul. The maximum percentages of cases recorded were related\udto diseases and insect pest (38.6%) followed by physiological disorder (29.7%), cultural practices (18.8%),\udsoil and fertilizer (9.0%), herbicide (2.9%) and others (1.0%). It was observed that the manifestation aspects of\udthe diseases were changed due to increasing in proportion of ‘in-facility’ cultivation to 12,995 ha compared to\ud‘open-field’ cultivation (2,722 ha). The present survey revealed the necessity to reduce the damages incurred\udat watermelon farms as soon as possible through the breeding program to develop resistant cultivar, use of\udpathogen-free propagating plants, and efficient prevention of pathogen by regular monitoring of watermelon\udplants at farms

Occurrence of Diseases and Case of Clinical Diagnosis on Watermelon in South Korea, 2008-2012