The Indonesia-Australia Commercial Cattle Breeding Program (IACCB) commenced in February 2016 as part of the Indonesia-Australia Partnership on Food Security in the Red Meat and Cattle Sector.
Continue reading about IACCBIACCB is piloting three different cattle breeding systems - Integrated Oil Palm and Cattle Production; Open Grazing; and Smallholder Cut and Carry
Continue reading about IACCB breeding modelsSimple management protocols need to be followed and IACCB is developing these based on specific learnings through the projects.
Continue reading about IACCB investor toolsBank Indonesia Lampung director and the Head of Lampung Cooperative Agency discussing investment issues with KPT-MS head Suhadi in the BX Cattle Breeding Unit.
Director Processing and Marketing in DG Livestock MoA visiting KPT-MS
Minister UMKM, Teten Masduki, in discussion with KPT-MS members
The Ministry of Agriculture has selected KPT-MS as one of just 5 sites in Indonesia to establish pilots in cattle breeding and fattening under the ‘1000 cattle villages’ program. The program is addressing priorities under the Medium-term National Development Strategy (RPJMN) and is part of the Ministry of Agriculture Strategic Plan 2020-2024. Under this program, announced by the Minister Syahrul Yasin Limpo, KPT-MS will potentially be given the responsibility of managing 500 breeders and 500 feeders in South Lampung. MoA will provide locally bred cattle and some investment support to start the program. IACCB has been supporting KPT-MS through financial modelling and addressing technical issues to prepare for implementation.
The Minister of Cooperatives and Small and Medium Enterprises and the Director of the Revolving Fund Management Institute visited KPT-MS to receive lessons learned as part of the Ministry’s efforts to expand the livestock sector. KPT-MS was offered a loan of AUD 200,000 to further expand their cattle breeding business. This loan may go towards supporting the above mentioned ‘1000 cattle villages’ program.
IACCB is managed by Tetra Tech International Development, and is funded by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Last updated - 17 October 2022
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