There are 155 large and small livestock farming companies in Indonesia in 2023: Here's their distribution.
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According to a report by the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), there were 155 large and small livestock farming companies in Indonesia in 2023. This is an increase of 23 units from 2022, when there were 132 companies.
West Java had the highest number of large and small livestock farming companies nationally, with a total of 28 units in 2023. This is one unit more than in 2022, when there were 27 units.
Next, West Nusa Tenggara had 27 units, followed by Lampung with 24 units, Sumatra with 15 units, and East Java with 13 units. The remaining numbers are shown in the graph.
Other provinces—a combined total of Jambi, Riau, Yogyakarta Special Region, Bali, East Kalimantan, Central Sulawesi, South Sulawesi, Southeast Sulawesi, and Papua—had 11 units.
BPS defines large and small livestock farms as legally registered companies engaged in breeding and fattening activities.
Large livestock includes beef cattle, buffalo, and horses. Small livestock includes goats, sheep, and pigs.
In 2023, BPS detailed that 150 companies were active, while 4 were inactive or temporarily closed.
These large and small livestock farming companies created jobs for 5,717 workers: 4,499 permanent employees and 1,218 non-permanent or contract workers.
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