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Wagyu feeding technique for high quality beef production Beef Cattle Symposium Antalya / Turkey May 08 th and 11 th 2014. Belltree Australia PTY LTD Takao Suzuki

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Wagyu feeding technique for high

quality beef production

Beef Cattle Symposium

Antalya / Turkey

May 08th and 11th 2014.

Belltree Australia PTY LTD

Takao Suzuki

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Farm Location

Blue Mountains – 100km west of Sydney

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Belltree Australia Operation

Fullblood Wagyu Breeding : 70 head

Fullblood Wagyu Feeding : 80 head

Angus F1 production : 40 head

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Work Experience

Dairy farm in Japan 1997

Japanese feedlot (7,500head) 1990 ~ 1991

Australian feedlot (35,000head) 1991 ~ 2006

Establish Belltree Australia PTY LTD in Blue mountains

2007 ~

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What is Wagyu? The word ‘wagyu’ is a Japanese-language ‘wa-gyu’,

which simply means ‘Japanese produced beef

cattle’. It does not describe any single breed.

Japanese Black >90% of Wagyu trade in Japan

Japanese Black Japanese Brown Japanese Shorthorn

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Beef Production Trend in Japan

226,541 224,932

571,405 539,877

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Beef Cattle Slaughter Number in Japan

F1 Slaughter Number Wagyu Slaughter Number Holstein Slaughter Number

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Wagyu F1 Holstein

Chuck 617 441 299

Brisket 616 464 313

Sirloin 1,157 844 599

Butts 602 439 332

Beef Retail Price in Japan JPY/100g

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Australian Wagyu

Semen & embryos exported from Japan to USA in 1995

Wagyu livestock and semen were imported from USA to AUS from 1996~

“Wagyu” infused cattle feeding is popular through domestic/export market

Wagyu is registered to Australian Wagyu Association database with DNA profile

Mainly feeding at western style feedlot or grass fed

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Wagyu Beef

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Wagyu Beef

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Wagyu Beef Characteristics

Marbling – Intramuscular Fat

Fatty Acid Composition

High MUFA (Approx >53%)

High Oleic Acid (18:1)

Low Melting Point (<26℃)

Texture – Firm

Tender

Unique Flavor

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Wagyu Production

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Japanese Style Feeding

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Japanese Style Feeding

Total growth management to meet nutritional

requirements of cattle at each stage

Specially formulated ration

Selected feed ingredients for fatty acid composition and

flavor

Feeding up to 30 month old

Minimize cattle stress

Managing small group

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Feed Ration - Pre/Post weaning

CP ~ 22%

TDN 78%

ADF 14%

Ad-rib Hay Feeding

Target Consumption 0.5 ~ 2kg

- Post Weaning ~ 13 month Old

CP ~16%

TDN 76 ~ 78%

ADF 12%

High Roughage Contents(Pasture Hay, Alfalfa etc)

Target consumption 2 ~ 6kg (60% Ration, 40% Hay)

- 14 ~ 30 month old

CP ~12%

TDN 78%+

ADF 12.5%

Roughage with No Vitamin A (Straw)

High Grain Contents (70% +)

Target consumption 7 ~ 10kg (80% Ration, 20% Straw)

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Example of Wagyu Feed Ingredients

Barley – High Crude Fibre

Steam Flaked – High Digestibility

Corn – High Energy, Good Fat

Steam Flaked – High Digestibility

Hominy Feed – High Crude Fiber

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Example of Waguyu Feed Ingredients

Soybean Meal – high in lysine

Canola Meal

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Example of Wagyu Feed Ingredients

Wheat Bran – High Fiber

OKARA (By-Products of Soy Milk) – High Crude Protein

Nuts Husk – High Fiber

Barley Husk – High Fiber

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Example of Wagyu Feed Ingredients

Salt – Balance Mineral

Lime Stone – Balance out P : Ca to 1 : 2 (prevention of

Kidney Stone)

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Example of Wagyu Feed Ingredients

Grasses Hay (Ryegrass, Bermuda)

Soft fiber and easy to digest

Alfalfa Hay (Lucerne)

High CP, Rich in Vitamin A

Rice Straw/ Wheat Straw

High Fiber

No Vitamin A

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Example of Wagyu Feed Ration

Starter Grower Finisher

Corn 25.00% 22.00% 35.00%

Barley 25.00% 22.00% 25.00%

Wheat Bran 10.00% 15.00% 19.00%

Soybean Meal 13.00% 11.00% 8.00%

Barley Straw 0.00% 7.00% 0.00%

Nuts Husk 0.00% 0.00% 3.00%

Alfalfa 15.00% 7.00% 0.00%

Alfalfa Meal 10.00% 10.00% 0.00%

Wheat Straw 0.00% 4.00% 4.00%

Wheat Husk 0.00% 0.00% 4.00%

Limestone 1.00% 1.00% 1.00%

Salt 1.00% 1.00% 1.00%

**The rations are example only

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Feeding Program 0 – 3 month – Grazing/ Starter Ration

Early weaning to ensure their growth and getting ready for grain

feeding program

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Feeding Program

3 – 13 month – Weaners/ Grower Ration + Hay

Ensure the roughage consumption to develop rumen size and muscle

growth

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Feeding Program

14 – 30 month – Feeders/ Finisher Ration + Rice Straw

Restrict Vitamin A consumption and maximize feed consumption until

last minutes to develop marbling

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Why Japanese Style??

Managing animal in small group

Minimize variation in feed consumption

Managing by age group to control ration changes

Managing animal in shed

Minimize stress of environment effect

Minimize feed wastage

Japanese Style Feed Ration

Maximize marbling ability

Maximize eating quality by control fatty acid composition

(MUFA : BMW 57.1% VS Angus 49.6 )

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Key Point of Wagyu Feeding

Early weaning and supplement nutrition is essential for Wagyu calf growth because milk production of Wagyu cow is limited.

Muscle development at young age will determine beef yield

Rumen conditioning at post weaning age (4 ~ 9month old) is essential to enhance high feed consumption for later stage

Roughage consumption will increase rumen sizes and maintaining rumen bacteria population

Maintaining feed consumption as long as possible is key to increase marbling score. Irregular feed consumption will induce gastrointestinal problem and hence low meat quality.

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