Seosan Agricultural Center conducts education on preventing goat diseases.

Published 2025년 11월 18일

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[Livestock and Fisheries Technology News=Reporter Kim Jeong-hee] The Seosan Agricultural Technology Center in South Chungcheong (Director Kim Gap-sik) held an education program on the prevention and management of goat diseases and improvement of the farming environment for local goat farmers. According to an official on the 14th, the education was organized by the Livestock Division and covered major goat diseases and prevention and management methods, as well as response tips for farmers. Notably, the education session was attended by local animal hospital directors and livestock officials, who actively discussed plans for establishing a goat disease treatment system. Livestock Division Chief Choi Nam-seon stated, "Since the implementation of the dog food termination law, the number of goat farms has increased rapidly, with the Seosan region alone seeing a 2 to 3-year increase."

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The Seosan Agricultural Technology Center in South Chungcheong (Director Kim Gap-sik) conducted education on the prevention and management of goat diseases to prevent diseases and improve the breeding environment for local goat farmers. According to an official on the 14th, this education was organized by the Livestock Division and covered major goat diseases and prevention and management methods, as well as response tips for farmers. In particular, the education was attended by local animal hospital directors and livestock officials, who actively exchanged opinions on establishing a goat disease treatment system. Livestock Division Chief Choi Nam-sun said, "Since the implementation of the dog food termination law, the number of goat farms has increased rapidly, with approximately 400 farms in the Seosan area raising over 8,000 goats, more than double the number from 2-3 years ago." He added, "However, many are entering goat farming without specialized knowledge, making it ...

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