The article highlights the ongoing crisis faced by Korean cattle farmers due to rising production costs and falling prices, with the industry facing calls for additional measures and support from the government. Despite a record high number of cattle, the crisis is worsening, with the National Korean Beef Association proposing solutions to stabilize the industry. These include addressing supply and demand issues, creating a Korean beef platform, increasing exports, and passing the Basic Korean Beef Act. The association also suggested a voluntary reduction in the number of cattle, linking prices to consumers, and stabilizing calf production. The urgency for long-term measures, including a feed stabilization fund, was underscored to mitigate future challenges.