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[Reporter Jinwoo Lee, Korea Agricultural and Fisheries Newspaper] Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs to spur ‘improvement of cattle breeding methods’ Priority allocation of high-capacity semen to short-term farms Operation of mentor group for Hanwoo production innovation Derivation of appropriate shipping age by genetic trait Short-term fattening brand ‘Eco Hanwoo’ The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, which is driving the Hanwoo short-term fattening business, announced that it plans to give priority allocation of highly preferred and high-yield semen to farms participating in the shortened breeding period. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, in order to strengthen the mid- to long-term competitiveness of the Hanwoo industry, it is preparing and actively promoting the ‘Cattle Breeding Method Improvement Plan’ that focuses on creating conditions for shortening the breeding period and creating a market for short-term fattening Hanwoo meat. First, shortening the breeding period

[Reporter Jinwoo Lee of the Korea Farmers and Fishermen Newspaper] [Reporter Yeongjin Choi of the Korea Farmers and Fishermen Newspaper] Emergency press conference held after passing the threshold of the Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Committee’s bill subcommittee, requesting ‘final passage’ A ‘bipartisan decision’ to merge 7 bills Most of the association’s demands, including restrictions on corporate capital for Hanwoo production, are included We must expedite the enactment of the bill to relieve the suffering of farmers who have been suffering from deficits and closures for 4 years (horizontal photo after 5 p.m.) The so-called ‘Hanwoo Act’, which was prevented from being enacted by the president’s veto at the end of the 21st National Assembly, was passed by agreement between the ruling and opposition parties at the National Assembly Agriculture, Food, Rural Affairs, Oceans and Fisheries Committee’s bill subcommittee, and the presidents of the Hanwoo Association, including Kyungcheon Min, president of the National Hanwoo Association, held an event at the National Assembly Communication Center the following day, April 30.

[Reporter Woo-Jeong Lee, Korea Agricultural and Fishery Newspaper] Pyeongchang-gun will be the first local government in Gangwon-do to provide 400 million won in the Agricultural and Livestock Product Price Stabilization Fund to livestock farmers who are suffering from double hardship due to the decline in Korean beef prices and the rise in feed costs. This subsidy was decided on by the Pyeongchang-gun Agricultural and Livestock Product Price Stabilization Fund Management Review Committee on February 14, and will be paid to a total of 116 farms after reviewing eligibility upon receiving applications from livestock farmers. The target farms are farms that have been in Pyeongchang-gun for more than a year and are shipping Korean beef and beef cattle. The support will be provided up to 30 heads and 5 million won per farm. The county announced the difference support plan in November last year.