Analysis of resource potential for cattle developing in Serdang Bedagai regency

M Iqbal M Iqbal,N Ginting N Ginting,T H Wahyuni T H Wahyuni,I Sembiring I Sembiring,E Mirwandhono E Mirwandhono

doi:10.32734/jpi.v7i1.2090

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https://doi.org/10.32734/jpi.v7i1.2090

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Abstract

High animal production especially meat is still need to fulfilled as demand is high.This research was conducted to analyze the availability of resources in Serdang BedagaiRegency in the context of cattle developing. The study was conducted from September 2017to January 2018. This study used a survey method, the first stage of stratification (stratifiedsampling) to the sub-districts in Serdang Bedagai Regency, the second stage took purposivesampling in three sub-districts namely Dolok Masihul District, Dolok Merawan and SeiRampah, the third stage was purposively sampling of 10 farmers from each of the subdistricts. The results of this study that livestock resources in Serdang Regency Bedagai stillhave great potential in developing beef cattle business seen from natural resources, humanresources, capital and technology.

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Efforts to accelerate beef self-sufficiency through two strategies in 2014 pursued the strategy of technical and non-technical
The results of this study that livestock resources in Serdang Regency Bedagai still have great potential in developing beef cattle business seen from natural resources, human resources, capital and technology
Serdang Bedagai is one area the deployment of the livestock population in North Sumatra that have the potential for the development of the cattle population

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Efforts to accelerate beef self-sufficiency through two strategies in 2014 pursued the strategy of technical and non-technical. Technical strategy includes: 1) the development of breeding and fattening centers using assisted reproductive technologies (artificial insemination and natural mating with a male superior) in the area of development of beef cattle; 2) revitalisas institutional and human resources in the field by reactivating Post IB, Poskeswan, provides equipment and infrastructure required; and 3) strengthening of infrastructure and facilities in the form of pasture land, creation of ponds, feed processing equipment, facilities services unit IB and other necessary facilities. Serdang Bedagai is one area the deployment of the livestock population in North Sumatra that have the potential for the development of the cattle population. Because the region include cow cattle population growth in 2013 reached 825 tail

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