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As dairy farmers have suffered serious damage due to heavy snowfall concentrated in the metropolitan area last month, rising production costs, and an increase in imported dairy products due to free trade agreements (FTAs), voices are growing louder for an increase in next year’s budget. On the 12th, the Korea Dairy and Beef Association (Chairman Seung-ho Lee, hereinafter referred to as the Dairy and Beef Association) issued a statement, strongly urging the allocation of an additional budget, saying that the budget increase bill related to the ‘Domestic Dairy Product Competitiveness Enhancement Support Project’ and the ‘Cow Genome Analysis Project’ passed at the plenary session of the National Assembly has ultimately failed. In addition, it is demanding that the areas damaged by the heavy snow be declared special disaster areas as soon as possible and is providing support measures.

[Livestock Newspaper Reporter Min Byeong-jin] Nonghyup Dairy Introduction Center accepts applications for semen from farmers nationwide starting this month Nonghyup Livestock Economy Dairy Introduction Center has introduced a new sires in the top 1% of overall performance. Dairy Introduction Center (Director Choi Wan-yong) has completed the inspection and introduction of North American sires ‘Pyette (H-358)’ and ‘Hall of Fame (H-359)’ with A2 genes and will begin accepting applications for semen in December. ‘Pyette’ is a Canadian genetic evaluation

[Livestock Newspaper Reporter Min Byeong-jin] Finding a milking place is a challenge… Concerns over the closure of affected farms Livestock Association urges the government to prepare recovery support measures Due to the record-breaking snowfall concentrated in the central region, damage to dairy farms is snowballing. On November 27-28, some areas, mainly in Gyeonggi, Seoul, and Chungcheong, recorded snowfall exceeding 50cm, causing massive damage to livestock farms.