[Issue+] Rising calf prices, future outlook

Published 2025년 8월 22일

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[Livestock and Fisheries News=Reporter Ahn Hee-kyung] The average price of 6-7 month-old heifer calves last month was 2,928,000 won, which is an increase of about 13% compared to 2,544,000 won earlier this year. In some regions, prices reached 3,000,000 won, and the price of bull calves is also on the rise. The Hanwoo industry views this trend in calf prices as a reflection of both the decrease in the number of calves and the rising willingness of Hanwoo farmers to raise them. We will forecast the supply and demand of Hanwoo through the price trends of Hanwoo calves. # Calf prices rise According to the price trends of Hanwoo by the Livestock and Fisheries Quality Evaluation Service

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Rising demand for Hanwoo calves leads to increase in farm prices... Breeding intentions seem to be rising. The total number of Hanwoo cattle... Wholesale prices rise due to a decrease in semen sales. To stabilize farm management, Abstain from extended breeding methods Planned slaughter of castrated bulls. The average price of 6-7 month old female Hanwoo calves last month was 2,928,000 won, which is about a 13% increase compared to 254,400 won at the beginning of this year. In some regions, bids of 3 million won are common, and male calf prices are also on the rise. In the Hanwoo industry, this trend in calf prices is seen as a reflection of rising breeding intentions among Hanwoo farmers, in addition to price increases due to a decrease in the number of calves. # Calf prices are rising According to the Hanwoo price trend by the Livestock Product Quality Evaluation Institute, the average price of 6-7 month old female calves last November was 298,000 won, which is about a 21% ...
Source: Aflnews

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