Modeling smallholder beef farming: a systems thinking’s step by step approach

Setianto, Novie Andri; Hidayat, Nunung Noor; Yuwono, Pambudi

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/247/1/012013

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“…The two loops illustrate the relationship between the elements that are formed [9]. The stages in compiling a qualitative model consist of observing the system, identifying problems, analyzing the structure and patterns of relationships, identifying the archetypes system in the causal loop diagram [10].…”

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Qualitative Modeling of Broiler Farming with Partnership Pattern in Kabumen District

Armelia

Ismoyowati

Setianto

2022

KLS

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Broiler farming is a complex system involving various elements from upstream to downstream. This study aimed to determine the multiple factors and their relationship in broiler chicken farming with a partnership pattern. The research was conducted using a survey method. The samples were determined through census data of 76 open house, semi closed house and closed house farmers who are members of partnership patterns in Kebumen district. Data analysis was performed qualitatively using Causal Loop Diagram (CLD) modeling. The results showed that various factors influenced the broiler farming business with partnership patterns, such as the quality of cages (open house, semi closed house and closed house), farmer skills, technical know how, business motivation, willingness to follow programs, the effectiveness of information, power of investors, turnover, grade day old chick (DOC), output price, feed convension ratio (FCR), mortality, and bonus. This article extensively discussed the systemic linkage and relationship between these elements and how those interactions affected the performance in a broiler chicken farm with a partnership pattern. Keywords: broiler chickens, partnership, qualitative modeling, quality of cage

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Qualitative Modeling of Broiler Farming with Partnership Pattern in Kabumen District

Armelia

Ismoyowati

Setianto

2022

KLS

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Identifying the stakeholders and sustainability indicators for sonok breeding system

Nugroho

Maharani

Widi

2019

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Sonok contest is a cultural event involving cattle in Madura Island, Indonesia. Sonok breeding strategy and event are unique since they involve only the female cattle. Many stakeholders participate in the value chain. This study was aimed to identify stakeholders in Sonok breeding system and to determine sustainability issues and indicators. The study was conducted by a literature review and discussion with experts. The procedures are consisted of 3 phases, including problem definition, identifying and analysis relevant stakeholders, then determining Economic, Ecological, and Societal (EES) relevant issues. Next step, the EES issues were translated into sustainability indicators. As a result, there were two stakeholders, primary and secondary stakeholders. Primary stakeholders consisted of cultural groups, farmers, and policymakers. Secondary stakeholders consisted of local government, inseminator/veterinarians, butchers, and traders. Several issues were elaborated at the farm level. Economically benefit, manure use and human well-being were important issues. Selected sustainability indicators were farmer income, cattle growth and reproduction, manure production, feed availability, farm size, cultural value, and cattle/human health and disease. According to the result, the present stakeholders and sustainability indicators need to tested and confirmed with data to assess the sustainability of Sonok breeding systems.

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Analysis of broiler farming business systems without Antibiotic Growth Promoters (AGP) in traditional farms

Japutra

Ismoyowati

Setianto

2021

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The broiler farming industry cannot be separated from the use of Antibiotic Growth Promoter (AGP) in feed ingredients, but the negative impact of the utilization of AGP has led to a ban which has been in effect since January 2018. This study aims to analyze various factors and their relationship in broiler farming, so that it can be seen how the broiler farming business system runs after the ban of AGP. The research was conducted using a survey method on broiler farmers in one of the partner companies. Data analysis was carried out qualitatively using Causal Loop Diagram modeling. The results showed that the use of AGP was not the only factor that influenced the success of broiler farming. Other factors that affect broiler farming include maintenance management, cage quality and farmer quality. In addition to the regulation and arrangement of the broiler marketing trade system, efforts or strategies to improve broiler farming business include setting production standards based on the quality of the SAPRONAK used, upgrading open house cages to semi closed houses and improving the quality of farmers, especially motivation and education.

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Modeling smallholder beef farming: a systems thinking’s step by step approach

Cited by 3 publications

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Qualitative Modeling of Broiler Farming with Partnership Pattern in Kabumen District

Qualitative Modeling of Broiler Farming with Partnership Pattern in Kabumen District

Identifying the stakeholders and sustainability indicators for sonok breeding system

Analysis of broiler farming business systems without Antibiotic Growth Promoters (AGP) in traditional farms

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