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Gyeonggi Province is conducting the Gyeonggi Livestock Management Academy as part of its 'Successor Livestock Farmer Support Project' to address sustainability and generational transition in the increasingly aging livestock industry. The successor livestock farmer training program will recruit 10 recommended participants each from producer groups representing four livestock types: Korean beef cattle, dairy cows, pigs, and chickens. The education program is scheduled to be held monthly on the second and fourth Wednesdays from June 25th to December at the Gyeonggi Agricultural and Fisheries Promotion Corporation conference room located in Gwangju City. The Gyeonggi Livestock Management Academy will begin on June 25th with the theme "Bringing Innovation to the Livestock Industry," covering topics such as the future of livestock farming transformed by AI and livestock masters.

[By Lee Jang-hee, Korea Farmers and Fishermen's Newspaper] Gyeonggi Province is conducting the 'Gyeonggi Livestock Management Academy' as part of its 'Successor Livestock Farmer Support Project' to ensure the sustainability and generational transition of the livestock industry, which is experiencing deepening aging. The 'Gyeonggi Livestock Management Academy' education will be promoted by receiving recommendations of 10 individuals each from producer groups of four livestock types: Korean beef cattle, dairy cows, pigs, and chickens. The education is planned to be held in the conference room of the Gyeonggi Agricultural and Fisheries Promotion Institute (located in Gwangju City) on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month from June 25 to December. The Gyeonggi Livestock Management Academy will begin on June 25 with the theme 'Breathing Innovation into Livestock Industry' and explore the future of livestock industry transformed by artificial intelligence (AI)

According to customs statistics, in the first four months of this year, the Tianjin port imported 64,000 tons of milk powder, a year-on-year increase of 53.6%; valued at 1.73 billion yuan, a growth of 61.2%; with an import average price of 26.9 yuan per kilogram, an increase of 5%. Private enterprises and foreign-invested companies both demonstrated import enthusiasm. They imported 44,000 and 17,000 tons respectively, increasing by 77.2% and 40%, collectively accounting for 95.3% of Tianjin port's milk powder imports during the same period. New Zealand was the primary import source. Imports from New Zealand reached 58,000 tons, an increase of 71.2%, with its share rising 9.3 percentage points to 90.3% compared to the same period last year.