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Using agricultural by-products to make livestock feed and increase farmer income

버리던 농식품 부산물이 효자...한우농가 소득 2배↑ In other news. Technology has been adopted... to ease... the burden... of soaring feed costs... for livestock producers... here. Jeong Eun-joo explains. This farm cultivates oyster mushrooms. Once grown and harvested in plastic barrels, the stems are used as compost or thrown away. A Korean cow farm nearby, however, has started to use the stems as feed... as they are rich in nutrients. "Mushroom stems are similar to cattle feed in a lot of ways, so we are shipping them out to be used as either compost or feed." Based on this knowledge, researchers at South Korea's Rural Development Administration have developed a manufacturing technique for making what's called "Total Mixed Ration," a method of feeding dairy cattle. Total Mixed Ration manufacturing involves using waste agricultural byproducts to make high-quality feed, as they are the best raw materials to use. Besides mushroom stems, dried grain from beer brewers, and the leftover pulp of mandarin juice, or soy pulp are also used. "Fiber is used as an energy source for cattle, and protein helps body and muscle growth. By using ingredients such as soy pulp, brewers' dried grain, and rice bran, the cost of feed is reduced." As a result of applying this technique, income per cow has more than doubled from 7-hundred-60-thousand won to 1-point-58 million won. "Feed costs have been reduced by more than 30 percent compared to before, and both meat quality and carcass weight have increased." By using agricultural byproducts to develop feed manufacturing techniques, farms in South Korea are seeing both an increase in profits and the quality of their livestock. Jeong Eun-joo, Arirang News. #Agriculture #SouthKorea #Arirang_News 📣 Arirang News(Facebook) :   / arirangtvnews   📣 Arirang News(Twitter) :   / arirangtvnews   📣 News Center(YouTube) :    / newscenter_arirangtv   2022-08-18, 14:00 (KST)