Improved network, connecting the field ① Hanmi-ja Jeon I-no, representative of Jeon I-no farm

Published Feb 2, 2026

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[Livestock Farming Newspaper=Reporter Kim Sinji] By changing to group farming to cope with feed costs and operating costs, we systematically learn improvements through lectures and genetic analysis... Increase performance ↑ and even raise profits, genetic analysis participation helps greatly in establishing selection and culling standards. "I used to run a business in Seoul, but faced many difficulties, so my husband and I came down to our hometown, Naju, and started farming. We did various farming such as rice and watermelon farming, but my father suggested that we try raising Hanwoo. So in 2009, we bought a barn and Hanwoo and started a breeding farm. Changing the feeding method to group farming, we also became interested in improvements and genetic analysis.

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"After facing many difficulties running a business in Seoul, my husband and I came down to our hometown, Naju, and started farming. We engaged in various types of farming, such as rice and watermelon farming, but my father suggested that we try raising Hanwoo cattle. So, in 2009, we purchased a barn and Hanwoo cattle to start a breeding farm. By changing our farming method to group farming and taking an interest in improvement, we also participated in genome analysis projects." Representative Han Misuja of Ji Eun Il Farm, who raises Hanwoo cattle in Hampyeong, Jeollanam-do, describes herself as a "person who creates works." She believes that improving and analyzing the genome to enhance the performance of each cow is similar to creating a work of art. We met Representative Han Misuja, who named her farm after her daughter, Ji Eun, with the goal of creating better cattle. # Transition to Group Farming and the Beginning of Improvement Representative Han changed the farming method to ...

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