The Development of Rural Poultry Farming Program to Kampong Chicken Farmers of Treman Village North Sulawesi

Abstract

The purpose of research was to empower the members of rural poultry farming to increase productivity of kampong chicken. The development of Science, Technology and Arts (IPTEKS) for society in Treman Village aimed to increase nutrient for society, to help them to build rural poultry industry belongs to community, and to supply kampong chicken to “Damar Merah and El’Shadai” farmer’s groups of Treman Village. The materials were kampong chicken supplied by kampong chicken breeder in Treman Village. The research method used is survey method, with the respondents amounted to 20 farmes determined by purposive sampling ie farmers belonging to the group, the development of science and technology for the region. Data analysis used is descriptive analysis. The result show that increasing of skill and competence of “Damar Merah and El’Shadai” farmer’s groups after granting new hatching machine and Day Old Chick. Both of groups can accept new application in modern poultry farming management through modern breeding system. The development of rural poultry farming program to kampong chicken farmers of Treman Village, North Sulawesi can increase knowledge, skill, and income of the kampong chicken farmers.

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