The Profitability Analysis of Dairy Cattle Business  on the Group of Dairy Farmers in West Ungaran District  Semarang Regency

Dolewikou, R. L.; Sumekar, Wulan; Setiadi, Agus

doi:10.14710/jitaa.41.4.216-223

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“…Revenue from selling milk per month was IDR 2,490,000, revenue from selling calf was IDR 950,000 per head and the gain of cattle was IDR 974,000. The revenue of dairy cattle farmers in Boyolali is greater than revenue dairy cattle farmers in Semarang Regency which reported by Dolewikou et al (2016). The revenue of dairy cattle farmers in Semarang Regency was just only IDR 4,414,000 per month.…”

Section: Revenuementioning

confidence: 88%

“…Utilization technology could increase marketing effectiveness (Bahera et al, 2015). The research focused on dairy cattle income in Indonesia was done by some researchers (Dolewikou et al, 2016;Setianti et al, 2017;Haloho et al, 2013). Setianti et al (2017) stated that dairy cattle farms have an advantage for a farmer to give additional income besides the income from a crop farmer.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Utilization of electronic marketing and economic determinants to improve income of dairy cattle farmer in Boyolali, Central Java - Indonesia

Setiadi

Santoso

Mukson

et al. 2020

J. Indonesian Trop. Anim. Agric.

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This study aimed to analyze the impact of electronic marketing utilization and to determine the economic determinants to increase the income of small dairy farmers in Boyolali, Central Java, Indonesia. A survey of 80 dairy farmers from the Cepogo District, Boyolali was determined by simple random sampling. The results showed that the average milk production was 8.3 liters/head/day, the revenue of IDR 3,824,000 per month, production costs of IDR 2,105,000 per month, and income of IDR 1,719,000 per month. Furthermore, by using electronics marketing, farmers could sell 40% of their products to coffee shops and generate revenue of IDR 5,411,500, production costs of IDR 2,705,000 and income of IDR 2,706,500. The utilization of the electronic marketing could increase R/C from 2.1 to 2.43. Economic factors that influence income are market prices, transportation and communication costs, marketing costs and distance traveled. Based on the results of the study it can be concluded that the use of the electronic market can expand the market, increase milk prices and ultimately will increase income

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Utilization of electronic marketing and economic determinants to improve income of dairy cattle farmer in Boyolali, Central Java - Indonesia

Setiadi

Santoso

Mukson

et al. 2020

J. Indonesian Trop. Anim. Agric.

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“…Variable costs are costs that can change at any time, depending on the size of the volume of production or costs used up during production [15]. Variable costs of beef cattle business include the cost of beef cattle at the beginning of the year, the additional cost of feed, the cost of medicines, vitamins, and labor costs.…”

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Beef Cattle Livestock Business Income Analaysis in West Binjai District, Indonesia

Marisa¹,

Sitepu²

2020

AJAAR

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The income analysis function is to measure the success or failure of business activity, find the main components of income, and whether that component can still be improved or not. This study aims to analyze the income of beef cattle fattening business in West Binjai District, Indonesia. The research method is a census, which also known as a complete enumeration method, where all individuals in the population are investigated or interviewed as respondents. This type of research is a quantitative descriptive study. The population in this study was all beef cattle breeders with the aim of maintenance for fattening. The data collection method was carried out by the census of 37 farmers. The data used in this study include primary data and secondary data. The results showed that the beef cattle fattening business in the study area was an economically profitable activity for beef cattle farmers that were 86,703,940 rupiah per year, and the average net income received by beef cattle business farmers was Rp. 7,225,328 per month. In terms of business, feasibility is a type of activity that feasible to cultivate and developed because of the Revenue Cost Ratio value 1.38.

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“…On average, farmers raise two to three heads of beef cattle. The supply of feed, in general, determines the profitability of livestock businesses, including beef cattle (Dolewikou et al, 2016); and the adoption of advanced technology (Mariyono, 2019) in the sector is another factor in improving livestock performance.…”

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The Effect of the Use of Coconut Husk on Performance, Blood Metabolites, Electrolytes, and Full Blood Counts of Brahman Cross Cattle

Nuswantara¹,

Sunarso²,

Arifin³

et al. 2021

AAVS

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The study aimed was to determine the effect of utilization coconut husk on blood metabolites and electrolytes of Brahman cross cattle. Sixteen Brahman cross beef cattle were used in the study. Four treatments, including R0, R1, R3, and R4 was applied in the study, and that every treatment consisted of four replications. The rations were made up of iso-protein and iso-energy, with 11% crude protein and 66% gross digestible nutrients. The treatment used was complete feed R1: fermented coconut husk supplementation of 15%, R2: supplementation of fermented coconut husk of 20%, R3: supplementation of fermented coconut husk of 25%, R4: 30% fermented coconut husk supplementation. This experiment was conducted for 90 days of treatment. The consumption of dry matter, organic matter, crude fiber, and crude protein were observed during the study. The digestibility of dry matter, organic matter, crude fiber, and crude protein were also observed during the experiment. Blood metabolites and electrolytes, and blood counts were all determined. The intake, digestibility, and average daily gain were superior at cattle fed with R2. Blood metabolites, electrolytes, and blood counts were not substantially different (P > 0.05) between the treatment groups. Overall, coconut husk may be used to replace rice straw for Brahman cross cattle.

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The Profitability Analysis of Dairy Cattle Business on the Group of Dairy Farmers in West Ungaran District Semarang Regency

Cited by 11 publications

References 15 publications

Utilization of electronic marketing and economic determinants to improve income of dairy cattle farmer in Boyolali, Central Java - Indonesia

Utilization of electronic marketing and economic determinants to improve income of dairy cattle farmer in Boyolali, Central Java - Indonesia

Beef Cattle Livestock Business Income Analaysis in West Binjai District, Indonesia

The Effect of the Use of Coconut Husk on Performance, Blood Metabolites, Electrolytes, and Full Blood Counts of Brahman Cross Cattle

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