The Korean Pork Association successfully held the "2025 Young Pork Farmers Visit to Advanced Regions" event.

Published 2025년 9월 29일

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[Livestock News=Reporter Hong Jeong-min] The Young Members Committee of the Korea Pork Producers Association (chaired by Do Young-cheol) successfully held a three-day, two-night "2025 Young Pork Producers Visit to Advanced Sites" in Jeju Island from the 22nd to the 24th. Around 40 young pork producers from various parts of the country participated in the event, where they experienced a wide range of advanced pig farming technologies, from export-oriented processing and distribution systems to environmental and odor management, and exchanged meaningful opinions. This visit aimed to enhance the expertise and build networks of young agricultural producers who will lead the next generation of the pork industry, thereby improving the competitiveness and sustainable development of the domestic pork industry.

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The Youth Committee of the Korean Pork Producers Association (chaired by Do Young-cheol) successfully held a "2025 Youth Pork Producers in Advanced Areas Field Visit" over three days from the 22nd to the 24th in Jeju Island. About 40 young pork producers from across the country participated in the field visit, where they experienced advanced pig farming technologies, ranging from export-oriented processing and distribution systems to environmental and odor management, and exchanged opinions. This field visit was organized to enhance the professional capabilities and build networks of young agricultural producers who will lead the next generation of the Korean pork industry, aiming to improve the competitiveness and sustainable development of the domestic pork industry. In particular, Jeju Island faces significant issues with odor complaints and environmental regulations related to livestock facilities, making the topics of "maintaining foot-and-mouth disease-free area ...

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