Snow Brand Megmilk's Dairy Research Institute has signed a commissioned research agreement with Hokkaido University and announced plans to study the distribution of domestically produced self-supplied feed by region. The study will整理 the current state of transactions, transportation and use, and explore the future of sustainable dairy farming.
Snow Brand Megmilk's Dairy Research Institute announced that it had signed a commissioned research agreement with Hokkaido University for a study on the actual state of distribution of domestically produced self-supplied feed. The aim is to整理 knowledge and information for considering sustainable dairy production through the effective use of self-supplied feed and farmland.
The research will be conducted by Associate Professor Yoshino Akiki (清水池義治) of the Research Faculty of Agriculture at Hokkaido University, and will cover Hokkaido and the other prefectures. The study of the distribution of domestically produced self-supplied feed is scheduled to proceed through field surveys, case studies and a literature review.
The study will begin on 1 October. As the Dairy Research Institute positions contributing to sustainable dairy farming as a key priority, it aims to support greater sustainability in dairy farm management and regional agriculture by deepening knowledge of the effective use of domestically produced feed and promoting its adoption.