Gene-Edited H'Mong Cattle Aim for Premium Vietnamese Beef Brand
Vietnam Agricultural Academy has successfully produced gene-edited H'Mong calves with enhanced muscle development, aiming to improve meat quality and establish a premium beef brand. The initiative anticipates increased market value and seeks to compete with renowned international beef brands.
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