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creating korean style cow farming
In south korea due to limited territory cows can't be farmed like US or austrailia's large farm. so Mr younghyun created his own method of combining two stratagies grazing and housed. and by taking only benefits from both he can provide them quality grass in the barn and let them ghave free
Kyeongho Kim2017-10-23 -
4. Hawaiian farmers visit JADAM farms in Korea - Mr. Muyeon Kim's organic poultry
Mr. Muyeon Kim has been practicing organic poultry for 11 years. His chicken houses are comfortable for chickens. He has been animal welfare certified. There were no flies, no smell, unlike ordinary chicken farm operations. Flooring of his chicken house is a harmony between rice straw, chicken manur
Youngsang Cho2017-09-25 -
2. Hawaii farmers visit JADAM farms in Korea - Mr. Kim's pigs
Hawaiin farmers visited Mr. Seongdu Kim's pig farm. He's done organic swinery for 30 years. They were totally blown away by how there was no smell. They were shocked further when they learned that the pigs did not have parasites either. No smell, no manure build-up, no parasites, no flies!(V
Youngsang Cho2017-09-25 -
Two most important things for cows
Mr. Jo chose Jangheung because of cows. It was the best region in Korea for growing ryegrass which is a great cow feed. It's also close to Gwangyang port, making it easy to buy imported alfalfa at a low price.Mr. Jo keeps it simple. The two most important things in growing cows are: feed and hou
Kyongho Kim2017-08-30 -
Timing of cutting is important for rye grass
For all grass, including ryegrass, the most nutritious period is when the ear appears and the flower has not opened yet. That is when the plant is also most easily digested. This is what should be fed to the animals. Common mistake is cutting grass after flowering and fruiting to increase the bulk.
Kyongho Kim2017-08-17 -
Zero flies after using activated carbon (Seongdu Kim, Imshil)
There has been a lot of changes after feeding the pigs with activated carbon mixed into the fermented feed. Most notable is that flies vanished. They used to carpet the trough and the dung spots, but now are rarely seen. 20 kg of activated carbon a month is sufficient Mr. Kim says “I used peat coal
Youngsang Cho2017-07-23 -
No more parasites in organic pigs
Mr. Kim did a parasite check a year ago where his pigs produced parasites. Three months ago, he gave his pigs anthelmintics because worms (hiding in the bedding) always come back after two months. However, his parasite test results three days ago told him his pigs were completely and absolutely para
Youngsang Cho2017-07-21 -
Absolutely completely zero-smell pig farm
Probably the greatest problem of pig farm is the smell. No matter how hard you try to manage it, you will still have smell. However, I visited Mr. Kim's farm and it is virtually literally smell-less. There is no smell. He has his know-how in feed and floor management, but he adds that adding act
Youngsang Cho2017-07-18 -
Incredible results of 30 years of organic pig farming (Seongdu Kim, Imshil)
30 years. That is three decades. Mr. Kim was devoted to organic pig farming for that period. He has achieved some incredible results. Watch the video! - Watch video (3 min)
Youngsang Cho2017-07-18 -
Pig feed from fermented activated carbon, get rid of flies and smell
Preparing pig feed is a crucial work in organic pig farming. Mr. Kim will make fermented feed using microbes. He adds in activated charcoal for a special reason. After using it, smell and flies disappeared, and the bedding became much cleaner. - Watch video (7 min)
Youngsang Cho2017-07-14 -
Rice bran and grass are sufficient for pig feed
Mr. Chanmo Kim mainly grows kiwis but has about 50 pigs on the side on his 6 ac farm. He feeds pigs rice bran and grass collected from nearby. Animals provide him excellent fertilizer. Truly a wonderful model of recycling farm.. People worry that feeding rice bran will increase fat but Mr. Kim says
Youngsang Cho2016-12-03
