The Rural Development Administration in South Korea is set to enhance and implement the 'national Korean beef cow genome genetic ability prediction service' from February 1. The service, initiated in 2020, allows farmers to improve cow performance by providing a cow's hair roots sample and an individual identification number. The organization then uses this genome information to determine the cow's genetic ability and offers consultation on improvement directions. The latest enhancement includes a paternity analysis function, eliminating the need for a separate test to verify the cow's pedigree information.