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Improving nutrition by integrating low-input livestock and crop production in sustainable farm management in DPR of Korea

Original titleImproving nutrition by integrating low-input livestock and crop production in sustainable farm management in DPR of Korea
Abstract

The aims of the action are:   

  • to improve farm productivity and access to improved nutrition of the rural population by increasing production and availability of micronutrients, animal- fat and -protein (milk and meat).
  • to help overcome persistent technical and organisational deficiencies in the promotion of nutrient efficient low input crop-livestock production systems in DPR Korea.
  • to contribute to the development and dissemination of an integrated crop-livestock organic agriculture production system that fosters nutrient efficient cropping linked to low input dairy & meat production.

The following estimated results (ER) shall be achieved:

  • ER 1 - Key factors for improving ruminant & fodder production identified through state-of-the-art assessment in DPRK with local and international partners.
  • ER 2 - Development of crop-livestock model supported through applied on-farm research.
  • ER 3 - Adapted crop-livestock-based organic agriculture production model implemented and validated at a Co- farm (DPRK).
  • ER 4 - Dissemination of key technologies and know-how on combining a nutrient efficient cropping system with a low input livestock production started.
Financing/ Donor
  • European Union
(Research) Program
  • European Union, EuropeAid
Project partners
  • Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) in DPR of Korea (Partner)
  • Academy of Agricultural Sciences (AAS), DPR Korea (Co-Partner)
FiBL project leader/ contact
FiBL project staff
  • Meyer Katharina (FiBL Germany)
  • Schürmann Stefan (Department of Extension, Training & Communication)
  • Tennhardt Lina (Department of Food System Sciences)
(people who are not linked are former FiBL employees)
Role of FiBL

Project Manager

Further information
Group/ Work area/ Location
FiBL project number 65080/6505
Date modified 21.09.2023
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