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Analyzing Individual Livestock Production in Sanggau Regency

Analyzing Individual Livestock Production in Sanggau Regency

August 26, 2024 | BPS Activities


Introduction
Sanggau Regency, like many other agrarian regions in Indonesia, boasts a livestock sector rich in potential and diversity. Based on data from the 2023 Agricultural Census, we can observe the distribution of individual agricultural enterprises in the livestock sector, categorized by district and type of production. This article aims to explore the variations in production types across different districts, providing in-depth insights into the patterns and trends within the livestock sector in Sanggau Regency.

Data Analysis: Distribution of Livestock Enterprises by District and Type of Production

Distribution of Livestock Enterprises
The data reveals that each district in Sanggau Regency has a varying number of livestock enterprises, each focusing on different types of production. Meliau District stands out with the largest number of individual livestock enterprises, dominated by the production of live animals/meat. Conversely, Bonti District shows a strong tendency toward hatching egg production, highlighting a unique local specialization.

Dominant Production Types
Most districts exhibit a clear preference for the production of live animals/meat, including cattle, goats, and chickens. However, districts like Tayan Hilir and Kapuas demonstrate business diversification with the presence of consumption egg and fresh milk production, indicating broader development potential within the sector.

Districts with Specialized Production
Certain districts in Sanggau Regency have unique specializations in specific types of production. For instance, Mukok District is more heavily involved in the production of consumption eggs, while Parindu District significantly contributes to the production of livestock feathers. These specializations reflect local adaptations to market demand and available resources.

Implications and Insights
The variation in production types reflects local preferences as well as the different geographical and climatic conditions across districts. This opens up significant opportunities for diversification and broader development of the livestock sector. By leveraging these existing specializations, the government and stakeholders can design more targeted strategies to support and strengthen the livestock sector in Sanggau Regency.

Strategic Questions to Consider:

· How can the government support districts with specialized production to enhance productivity and competitiveness?

· Is there potential to expand the types of production in districts that currently focus on only one or two production types?

· How can policies be structured to support small-scale and individual enterprises so they can survive and thrive in a competitive economic environment?

Conclusion
Data from the 2023 Agricultural Census provides a clear picture of the dynamics of the individual livestock sector in Sanggau Regency and the variations across districts. By understanding the distribution and dominant production types, there are significant opportunities to strengthen this sector, making it more sustainable and competitive in the market. The right policy support can help optimize this potential and drive regional economic growth.

Source: Publication of Complete Enumeration Results of the 2023 Agricultural Census - Phase II: Individual Agricultural Livestock Enterprises (UTP) in Sanggau Regency

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