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Hypocalcemia is a disease associated with the nutritional management of ruminant livestock, arising from insufficient calcium intake. The inadequate knowledge and capability of livestock farmers in meeting the nutritional requirements significantly contribute to the occurrence of this condition. Addressing the nutritional needs of livestock can be achieved through supplemental interventions. GO-CORI mineral blocks serve as a livestock supplement tailored to meet the nutritional demands of ruminant animals, aiming to prevent hypocalcemia. GO-CORI innovates by utilizing corn cob waste and fish bones as raw materials for its production. Laboratory tests confirm that GO-CORI contains high levels of calcium. The qualitative methodology employed encompasses pre-implementation, implementation, and post-implementation phases. The abundance of corn cob waste and fish bones, along with their high calcium content, adds substantial value to the product. Being environmentally friendly and rich in calcium content. GO-CORI presents substantial market potential, positioning itself for competitive standing among similar products.
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