Competitiveness of Beef Cattle Farming in Indonesia: Domestic Resources Cost Approach

Rouf, Ari Abdul; Daryanto, Arief; Fariyanti, Anna

doi:10.14334/wartazoa.v24i2.1053

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“…The availability of national beef to date is still experiencing a deficit of 220 thousand tons, so it must be overcome with imports [3]. Rouf et al [4]stated that beef imports are relatively larger compared to other types of meat imports. This is reinforced by data that beef imports accounted for 21.44% of the total value of livestock imports while the value of livestock imports constituted 18.29% of the total value of agricultural products imported nationally.…”

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Planning Of Beef Cattle Development in District Blora, Central Java, Indonesia

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Prasetiyono

2018

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Abstract. Continuity of meat supply availability is generally related to the number and production of livestock in a region. Therefore, a framework of sustainable livestock development is needed to increase the production and productivity of livestock. Blora Regency is one of the areas in the Province of Central Java with the largest number of large livestock, primarily beef cattle. Blora Regency has a population of 199.584 beef cattle. Agricultural waste results in Blora Regency can be used as supporting the availability of feed for livestock sector. This is supported by the availability of forage feed which is very abundant.Based on these potentials, it is necessary to assess the characteristics of natural land for the development of beef cattle farms. Therefore, the objectives of this study are (1) to assess the environmental suitability of the environment for the development of cattle ranching that is grazed and stacked; (2) to analyze the potential of forage source of fodder and bearing capacity for beef cattle farming; (3) to analyze the centers of activity of development of beef cattle; (4) to prepare direction and strategy of beef cattle development in Blora Regency.

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Planning Of Beef Cattle Development in District Blora, Central Java, Indonesia

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Prasetiyono

2018

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Research shows that local beef cattle fattening is profitable and has comparative advantages [4,5]. This opportunity is supported by the condition in Indonesia, which geographically, has abundant natural resources to support the production of the ruminant beef cattle farming [6]. However, there are still various kinds of obstacles in beef cattle farming development in Indonesia, especially in Java, including the availability of forage, especially during the dry season [7].…”

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Exploration of potential regional resources for beef cattle farming development in West Java, Indonesia

2022

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More than 90% of cattle in Indonesia are raised by smallholder farmer. They are facing limited land resources so that the input of feed mostly depend on the agriculture waste and its environment. The aimed of this study was to determine the potential agricultural resources which influence to the development of beef cattle. The sample locations were 3 districts from the eastern part of West Java province. Panel data of variables that were thought have an effect on beef cattle development were taken from 2012 to 2019 in three regencies. These data were analyses by Multiple Regression Model using the OLS method. The stationary test was done before using time series data by unit root tests of Augmented Dickey-Fuller. The results of this research showed that the corn and Cassava production, as well as the population as a source of agriculture labor in a region was potential resources to increase of beef cattle population. The integration of cattle and corn farming on suitable land in a region needs to be considered as the strategy in beef cattle farming development, because the corn production per unit of land can produce the highest feed compared to the other food crop residues.

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“…Existing conditions indicate that the availability of agricultural waste feed and forage, cattle breeds that are adaptive to the tropical climate and relatively competitive labor wages are sources of comparative advantage in beef cattle business in Indonesia (Domestic Resources Cost/DRC<1). Likewise, the influence of technology through increasing daily weight gain and crossbreeding superior cattle will have a positive impact on increasing the competitiveness of beef cattle (Rouf, 2014).…”

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Trade and cooperation opportunities for the MERCOSUR countries in the livestock sector and beef meat in Indonesia

Sterzer

Azizah

2021

JIIP

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Indonesia is the largest economy in the Southeast Asia region, with the largest population in that region as well. Therefore, each productive and industrial sector that helps the growth and development of the country and its population gets attraction. The livestock sector can be a good example of the above. In this sense, the countries that make up the Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR), that is, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay (Venezuela is suspended) can contribute to develop the livestock sector in Indonesia, looking for further cooperation and business opportunities that can also help to improve the well-being of Indonesians. The objective in this article will be to make a brief approach to the Indonesian livestock sector in general and the beef market, to understand how the MERCOSUR countries could contribute to the development of that. The results of the analysis indicate that Indonesia should develop its livestock sector using best practices that contribute to sustainable development, with support from the public sector. The use of new technologies could contribute to the improvement of the sector, and bovine genetics can contribute to a greater and better supply. It is concluded that the MERCOSUR countries have opportunities to contribute to the growth and development of the livestock sector in Indonesia, through the signing of relevant legal agreements both at the bilateral level and, in the case of MERCOSUR, acting as a bloc.

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Competitiveness of Beef Cattle Farming in Indonesia: Domestic Resources Cost Approach

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Planning Of Beef Cattle Development in District Blora, Central Java, Indonesia

Planning Of Beef Cattle Development in District Blora, Central Java, Indonesia

Exploration of potential regional resources for beef cattle farming development in West Java, Indonesia

Trade and cooperation opportunities for the MERCOSUR countries in the livestock sector and beef meat in Indonesia

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