Broiler Chickens Dominated Indonesia's Poultry Population in 2025

According to a report from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), there are around 3.96 billion poultry in Indonesia by 2025.

The majority, or 83.37%, are broiler chickens, followed by 10.69% of laying chickens.

Meanwhile, non-pedigree chickens (buras) only account for 4.29% of the total national poultry population, and ducks/Manila ducks/others make up 1.64%.

By 2025, the poultry population in Indonesia is concentrated on the island of Java.

West Java is the province with the largest poultry population, reaching 847.43 million heads, or 21.26% of the total national poultry population.

It is followed by Central Java with 734.98 million heads (18.44%) and East Java with 629.08 million heads (15.78%).

"If combined, these three provinces account for more than half of the national poultry population, confirming Java Island's role as the main center of poultry production in Indonesia," said BPS in the report "Livestock in Figures 2025".