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According to the livestock outlook by the Korea Rural Economic Institute, this month's cattle and dairy cow breeding stock is expected to decrease compared to the same period last year, while the breeding stock for laying hens and ducks is projected to increase. This month's cattle breeding stock is forecast to drop 3.8% year-on-year to 3,349,000 head. Breeding stock for cattle under one year old is expected to remain similar to last year at 886,000 head, while breeding stock for fertile cows is projected to decrease 3.4% to 1,582,000 head. The current downward trend in cattle breeding stock is anticipated to continue until next year. The breeding stock in September is expected to decrease 3.6% compared to the same period last year.

A harmonious gathering to share the outstanding quality and value of domestic beef cattle unfolded. The Beef Cattle Levy Management Committee held the '2025 Beef Cattle Day' event on the 5th at the Lotte City Hotel in Daejeon. The event was attended by Levy Committee Chairman Cho Jae-sung, Chairman Jeong Yong-beom, Korea Livestock Products Processing Association President Kim Myung-gyu, Korea Dairy and Beef Cattle Association President Lee Seung-ho, along with committee members and advisory committee members. The event featured a variety of programs including the presentation of appreciation plaques, an outstanding beef cattle farmer award ceremony, and a beef course meal. On this day, the course meal was specially designed to allow participants to directly experience the excellence of domestic beef cattle.

[Agricultural, Fishery, and Livestock News=Reporter Hee-kyung Ahn] Rather than unreasonable breeding restrictions, a step-by-step modernization project should be pursued. The Korea Duck Association has welcomed a new leader as it thoroughly enforces origin tracking for low-cost buffets. Lee Chang-ho, who served as president from 2009 to 2015, ran unopposed in the 14th presidential by-election and was elected. Now that he has returned during a time when the duck industry is experiencing increased damage from highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) and supply-demand imbalances due to breeding restrictions, we met directly with this new president who aims to lead a new renaissance for Korea's duck industry. #Fundamental AI Prevention Measures