The article highlights the challenges faced by Korean beef farmers in 2023, attributed to the significant increase in the cost of compound feed due to international grain prices and exchange rates. This has led to a substantial decline in the wholesale price of Korean beef, while production costs have continued to rise, resulting in a potential deficit of over 2 million won per steer. In response, the government and other organizations have implemented measures to support the industry, including large-scale discount events, extended repayment of feed purchase funds, and various other funds for agricultural and livestock management. There is optimism for a slight recovery in the wholesale price of Korean beef, with expectations of a sustained rise due to an anticipated decrease in the number of slaughtered cattle until 2028.