The Native Chicken Association has been designated as the "Native Chicken Breeding Registration Agency"... expecting to promote standard breeding and improve farm profitability.

Published 2025년 11월 4일

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[Livestock and Fisheries News=Reporter Kim Sinji] The Korean Native Chicken Association (President Moon Jeongjin) has been designated as the nation's first 'Native Chicken Breeding Registration Agency' by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. This means that a legal basis has been established to promote the preservation of native chicken bloodlines and breed improvement within the national management system, and it is being evaluated as a systemic turning point for the native chicken industry. The Native Chicken Association explained that this designation as a breeding registration agency is the result of a series of events, following the addition of 'native chicken' to the list of registered livestock in the revision of the 'Livestock Management Act Enforcement Decree' on September 2 last year, and the revision of the notice on the designation of livestock improvement agencies. Until now, native chickens have possessed unique genetic resources, but due to the lack of legal grounds, breeding

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The Korean Native Chicken Association (President Moon Jeong-jin) has been designated as the nation's first "Native Chicken Breeding Registration Agency" by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. This means that a legal basis has been established to promote the preservation of native chicken bloodlines and breed improvement within the national management system, and it is being evaluated as a turning point for the institutional transformation of the native chicken industry. The Native Chicken Association explained that this designation as a breeding registration agency is the result of a series of events, including the addition of "native chicken" to the list of registered livestock in the revision of the "Livestock Management Act Enforcement Decree" on September 2 last year, and the revision of the notice for the designation of livestock improvement agencies. Until now, despite possessing unique genetic resources, native chickens could not undergo breed registration ...
Source: Aflnews

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