Syamsuddin Hasan, Syamsuddin
Fakultas Peternakan, Universitas Hasanuddin

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STRATEGY IN DEVELOPING SUSTAINABLE BUFALLO BREEDING IN SOUTH SULAWESI Anshar, M.; Rasjid, Sjamsuddin; Hasan, Syamsuddin
Proceeding Buffalo International Conference 2013
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This research wasaimed at analyzing buffalo breeding sustainability in South Sulawesi,based on the assessment of sustainable index and status using Multidimensional Scaling (MDS). Data used were primary and secondary data. This research used the ordination technique to of the MDS method to find out the sustainable development index and status of several dimensions for buffalo breeding in South Sulawesi. The sustainable development index of the ecology dimension is 49.35%, which indicates a less sustainable status. The index for legal and Institutional (36.16%) as well as technology (43.50%) both also yield a status of less sustainable. The sustainable development index for the socio-cultural (51.64%) and the economic dimension (59.56%) both yield a status of sufficient sustainability.  An analysis on the existing conditions of five dimensions of buffalo breeding development in South Sulawesi resulted in an index of 48.06%, which falls under the less sustainable category. As a conclusion, in the current conditions of buffalo breeding in South Sulawesi, three dimensions namely ecology technology and constitution are classified as less sustainable, while the economic and socio-cultural dimension is already sufficiently sustainable. Therefore, more improvements are suggested towards dimensions with less sutainability.
MAPPING AND ACTION PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT FOR BUFFALO IN THE MOUNTAIN REGION Hasan, Syamsuddin; Aminawar, Muhammad; Darwis, Muhammad; Purnama, Andi
Proceeding Buffalo International Conference 2013
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Mapping and action programs for buffalo development in the mountain regions of Pinrang regency is particularly important because this zone has the potential in terms of natural resources and human resources that can support development of buffalo in this area. This research was conducted through three approaches, namely integrated approach, participatory approach, and field observations. The analytical tools used were the Location Quotient (LC) and SWOT analysis. Data sources were secondary data, supporting documents, interviews, direct observations, and focus group discussion (FDG). Mapping development of buffalo in the mountain areas of Pinrang has a comparative advantage compared to cattle and goats. Action development programs of Buffalo were divided into nine action programs, namely (1) Restructuring of the region by breeding center development, (2) Improvement of buffalo production and productivity, (3) Prevention and Control of buffalo diseases, (4) Improvement of forage production, (5) Improvement of livestock technology application, (6) Improvement of livestock marketing and animal husbandry production, (7) Institutional strengthening of the farmer group, (8) Improvement of human resources capacity as the actors of livestock activities, (9) Regulations and implementation of programs to support investment for buffalo  livestock