Complete Enumeration Results of the 2023 Census of Agriculture – Edition 2 : Livestock Individual Agriculture Holdings 2023 Regency Penukal Abab Lematang Ilir

The Agricultural Census is an effort to accurately and comprehensively capture the state of the agricultural sector throughout the country. Publication of Complete Enumeration Results of the 2023 Agricultural Census - Phase II is the result of the 2023 Agricultural Census field data collection. In the second phase of publication, the Central Statistics Agency presents more complete data and information and updates from the first phase publication. Publication of Complete Enumeration Results of the 2023 Agricultural Census - Phase II there are 4 (four) types of publications, namely: Publication of Complete Enumeration Results of the 2023 Agricultural Census - Phase II: Individual Agricultural Businesses (UTP), consisting of food crops, horticulture, plantations, livestock, fisheries, and forestry, Publication of Complete Enumeration Results of the 2023 Agricultural Census - Phase II: Legal Entity Agricultural Companies (UPB), Publication of Complete Enumeration Results of the 2023 Agricultural Census - Phase II: Other Agricultural Businesses (UTL), and Publication of Complete Enumeration Results of the 2023 Agricultural Census - Phase II: Sustainable Development Goals Indicators and World Agricultural Census (WCA) Indicators. Publication Complete Enumeration Results of the 2023 Agricultural Census - Phase II: Individual Farming Business (UTP) for Livestock contains information regarding the general explanation of the 2023 Agricultural Census, agricultural businesses in general, and detailed data related to Individual Farming Business (UTP) for Livestock. The data and information presented are expected to be not just numbers, but a deep and holistic foundation for designing agricultural sector transformation policies towards Golden Indonesia 2045. The implementation of the 2023 Agricultural Census is a collaboration and major contribution from farmers, agricultural associations, the Mainstay Farmer and Fisherman Contact Group (KTNA), academics, related Ministries/Institutions/Regional Apparatus Organizations (OPD), and all parties involved. We would like to express our gratitude for the active participation and extraordinary cooperation from all levels of society. Hopefully this publication can be a strong foundation for the development of agriculture that is competitive, sustainable, and provides maximum benefits for the community.