Nonghyup Livestock Economy and Buyeo Livestock Cooperative conduct training for Korean beef root farmers

Published 2024년 3월 28일

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On April 26th, Livestock Economy, a branch of Nonghyup Economic Holdings, hosted a training for 92 farmers involved in the Korean Beef Root Farmers Development Project at the Buyeo Livestock Cooperative. The session focused on introducing the project, utilizing genome information for improvement, and teaching hair root extraction techniques. The initiative aims to conduct genome analysis on 2,000 Korean beef cattle from Hanwoo Root Farm No. 164 in Buyeo to enhance cancer treatment strategies. This effort is expected to not only improve the quality of Korean beef but also increase farm income by applying genetic data for more effective cancer management, with the farmers' active involvement laying the groundwork for these advancements.

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On the 26th, Livestock Economy, owned by Nonghyup Economic Holdings, provided training on the introduction of the Korean Beef Root Farmers Development Project, improvement methods using genome information, hair root extraction methods, etc., with 92 participating farmers participating in the Korean Beef Root Farmers Development Project at the Buyeo Livestock Cooperative. Livestock Economy plans to conduct genome analysis by requesting the Nonghyup Livestock Research Institute to collect samples (hair roots) voluntarily collected from 2,000 Korean beef from Hanwoo Root Farm No. 164 in the Buyeo region. In addition, we plan to accelerate the improvement of cancer treatment by using genome genetic ability evaluation data. Jeong Man-gyo, president of the Buyeo Livestock Cooperative, said, “Efficient cancer treatment using the genome analysis data from the Korean beef root farm development project will be a great help in ...

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