Supporting Indonesia’s commercial-scale beef cattle breeding industry
Indonesia-Australia Commercial Cattle Breeding Program
IACCB, which commenced in February 2016, is a project within the Indonesia-Australia Partnership on Food Security in Red Meat and Cattle Sector. IACCB’s goal is to expand the commercial-scale beef cattle breeding industry in Indonesia. It does this by partnering with eight project partners in six Indonesia provinces, and testing three cattle breeding models (1) Integrated Oil Palm and Cattle Production; (2) Semi-intensive Grazing and (3) Smallholder Cut and Carry.
What's New
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Farming Harmony
22 November 2018
The Partnership continues to help find ways to synergise commercial cattle breeding with palm plantation activities.Read more -
Cattle in Oil Palm Plantation, Why Not?
21 November 2018
The increasingly limited land along with population growth has been frequently discussed in relation to the development of land-based investments, such as agriculture and livestock.Read more -
Commercializing Cattle Breeding
15 October 2018
Integration pattern in breeding cows, for example within a plantation, has tremendous potential, sustainable and economical because it can produce local feeder cows that are cheaper than imported ones.Read more -
Indonesia and Australia working together to improve Cattle Breeding Profitability
12 September 2018
The Indonesia Australia Partnership on Food Security in the Red Meat and Cattle Sector (the Partnership) awarded Certificates of Achievement to four Indonesian cattle breeding companies and co-ops from East Java, Bengkulu, South Kalimantan and Central Kalimantan. This achievement is an important milestone in becoming commercially sustainable.Read more -
Australian Embassy staffs visit cattle breeding in Tanah Laut
28 May 2018
The population of livestock, especially cattle, currently reaches more than 82,000 heads and almost spread evenly in every village in Tanah Laut,Read more
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