On November 10, a harvest event was held to share the joy of harvesting among CBNU members and residents who had received a land of campus. In 2015, CBNU started renting about 70 small parcels of land near the College of Agriculture & Life sciences in order to work in cooperation with the locals. It is currently expanding to about 100 sections and renting them to residents, faculty members and students. CBNU provided free seedlings to recipients of the land. Additionally, a training program on basic agricultural practices and harvesting was provided. At the event, participants of farming and university officials gathered to harvest crops and CBNU gave gifts to excellent participants and shared the prepared foods.