<![CDATA[The agricultural and livestock sectors in Tugurejo Village produce substantial organic waste, such as feed residues and livestock manure, which have not been optimally utilized and pose potential environmental problems. This community service program aims to introduce the concept of a circular economy by transforming agricultural and livestock waste into high-value economic resources through cricket cultivation and organic fertilizer processing, thereby supporting the realization of an entrepreneurial village. The method used was a participatory community engagement approach involving 30 participants consisting of the Farmers' Women Group (KWT), local farmers, and youth. The activities included coordination with village authorities, interactive socialization of circular economy concepts and local potential, group discussions, and qualitative descriptive analysis of collected observation and documentation data. The results showed high community participation and a positive response, as evidenced by active engagement during the discussion session regarding the technical application of cricket cultivation using feed residues and composting manure. In conclusion, this socialization successfully increased public awareness and initial understanding of circular economy practices, laying a strong foundation for capacity-building training to foster an integrated entrepreneurial village based on local potential.]]>
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