Get to know Indonesia's Livestock Commodities

Ruminants

Ruminants such as cattle, goats, and sheep are important livestock commodities in providing animal protein and also have high economic value. Here, you can learn how to cultivate, feed, and manage animal health to increase productivity.

Buffalo

Sheep

Goat

Fun Fact: East Java is the largest producer of cow's milk in Indonesia

Indonesia has many areas that produce cow’s milk and of all these areas, East Java is the largest producer of cow’s milk. According to BPS data East Java has 287,196 dairy cows, in second place is Central Java with 140,520 cows.

Poultry

Poultry such as chickens and ducks have long been an important part of Indonesia’s livestock sector. Apart from being the main source of protein for the community, poultry farming offers extensive business opportunities with stable demand in domestic and international markets.

Duck

Chicken

Fun Fact: Broiler Chicken: The Most Cultivated Cuan Chicken

Broiler chickens are the most popular and most widely cultivated type of broiler chicken in Indonesia. Starting from small-scale livestock to large-scale industrial livestock.

Non Ruminant

Non-ruminant animals include rabbits and pigs. These commodities offer economically valuable alternatives, especially in the domestic market or certain market segments.

Pig

Rabbit

Fun Fact: Rabbit Farming as an Alternative Protein Source

Rabbits are becoming an attractive alternative livestock commodity due to their relatively easy maintenance and stable market demand, especially for meat and fur.

Animal of Hope

Hopefuls include animals that have high commercial potential, ranging from silkworms to bees. Although unconventional, these animals offer promising business opportunities. Discover how to cultivate as well as the economic and environmental benefits of each hopeful animal commodity.