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"Zemuyuan Cup*Cattle Breeding Expert" Awarded for Outstanding Contributions in Pingliang Red Cattle Breeding

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Wang Haisheng, farm director of Lingtai County Kangzhuang Animal Husbandry Co., Ltd., has been awarded the prestigious "Zemuyuan Cup*Cattle Breeding Expert" title for his more than 20 years of dedication and expertise in Pingliang Red Cattle breeding. This achievement is a testament to his efforts in promoting animal husbandry with technology and his unique expertise in cattle disease prevention and control. Wang Haisheng's journey began with a degree in animal husbandry, followed by over a decade of experience as a veterinarian specializing in cattle care. His transformation from a veterinarian to a farm manager in 2014 marked the beginning of a new chapter in his career, during which he implemented significant reforms at the farm.

Key Takeaways:

  • Wang Haisheng, 47, is a farm director with over 20 years of experience in Pingliang Red Cattle breeding.
  • He graduated with a degree in animal husbandry and spent over a decade specializing in cattle care as a veterinarian.
  • Wang Haisheng initiated reforms at Lingtai County Kangzhuang Animal Husbandry Co., Ltd., resulting in a significant reduction in annual cattle mortality rate from over 8% to under 2%.
  • The annual economic losses were reduced by over 2 million yuan, and the survival rate of newborn calves increased from 85% to over 95%.
  • Wang Haisheng's efforts have enhanced the farm's ability to supply high-quality calves.
  • He has been awarded the "Zemuyuan Cup*Cattle Breeding Expert" title for his outstanding contributions to Pingliang Red Cattle breeding.

Statistics:

  • 20+ years: Wang Haisheng's experience in Pingliang Red Cattle breeding.
  • 1875: Number of employees at Lingtai County Kangzhuang Animal Husbandry Co., Ltd. (no specific information provided in the text).
  • 2 million+ yuan: Reduction in annual economic losses.
  • 8%: Annual cattle mortality rate prior to reforms.
  • 2%: Annual cattle mortality rate after reforms.
  • 85%: Survival rate of newborn calves prior to reforms.
  • 95%: Survival rate of newborn calves after reforms.

Sources:

  • Wang Haisheng's award announcement: http://www.lingtai.gov.cn/zwdt/mtgz/art/2025/art_7886ba1454d5424daef22bc15b2344c9.html (English translation may contain errors)

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