Number of Livestock Farmers in 38 Indonesian Provinces in 2023

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According to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), in 2023 there were approximately 11.83 million livestock farmers in Indonesia. The majority are located in East Java, Central Java, and

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According to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), in 2023 there were approximately 11.83 million livestock farmers in Indonesia.

This figure includes individuals engaged in livestock farming, encompassing fattening, breeding, and/or livestock propagation on land (excluding aquaculture or cultivation in the sea or waters).

Based on provincial distribution, the highest concentration of livestock farmers in Indonesia is in East Java, Central Java, and West Java.

The number of farmers in these three provinces accounts for 56%, or more than half, of the national livestock farming sector.

Conversely, the lowest number of livestock farmers is in DKI Jakarta, with a proportion of only 0.02% of the national total.

Below is the number of livestock farmers in Indonesia's 38 provinces in 2023, according to BPS data, listed in descending order:

1. East Java: 3.36 million people
2. Central Java: 2.25 million people
3. West Java: 1.05 million people
4. Lampung: 629,130 people
5. East Nusa Tenggara: 617,800 people
6. South Sulawesi: 433,980 people
7. North Sumatra: 408,400 people
8. West Nusa Tenggara: 339,600 people
9. Yogyakarta Special Region: 306,050 people
10. South Sumatra: 239,600 people
11. Bali: 223,950 people
12. West Sumatra: 205,160 people
13. Aceh: 177,550 people
14. Central Sulawesi: 149,990 people
15. Banten: 136,240 people
16. Southeast Sulawesi: 116,090 people
17. Riau: 115,090 people
18. Papua Pegunungan: 112,990 people
19. South Kalimantan: 105,800 people
20. West Kalimantan: 103,480 people
21. Jambi: 96,730 people
22. Central Kalimantan: 86,860 people
23. West Sulawesi: 80,940 people
24. Central Papua: 75,920 people
25. Gorontalo: 72,400 people
26. Bengkulu: 67,400 people
27. North Sulawesi: 57,420 people
28. East Kalimantan: 53,610 people
29. Maluku: 43,510 people
30. North Maluku: 28,330 people
31. Papua: 19,920 people
32. North Kalimantan: 16,980 people
33. Riau Islands: 16,150 people
34. Bangka Belitung Islands: 15,620 people
35. South Papua: 12,830 people
36. West Papua: 11,550 people
37. Southwest Papua: 5,390 people
38. DKI Jakarta: 2,300 people

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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