Strategies to increase growth of weaned Bali calves
SP Quigley, DP Poppi, SR McLennan - 2009 - era.daf.qld.gov.au
Demand for beef in Indonesia is increasing by 4% per annum, which is unable to be met
from domestic supply alone under prevailing cattle management systems. Small-holder
farmers within the crop-livestock system of eastern Indonesia have the opportunity to
capitalise on this increased demand for beef. An Integrated Village Management System
(IVMS) established in Nusa Tenggara Barat successfully increased reproductive output by
introducing natural mating, early weaning and more appropriate allocation of available feed …
from domestic supply alone under prevailing cattle management systems. Small-holder
farmers within the crop-livestock system of eastern Indonesia have the opportunity to
capitalise on this increased demand for beef. An Integrated Village Management System
(IVMS) established in Nusa Tenggara Barat successfully increased reproductive output by
introducing natural mating, early weaning and more appropriate allocation of available feed …
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