The development of a community-based Livestock Center in Gendro Village is a strategic effort to facilitate community and breeder access to livestock needs. This activity aims to provide a need center in the form of feed, vitamins, supplements, medicines, and supporting equipment that is relevant to livestock activities. The research uses a descriptive qualitative method through observation, discussion, documentation, and active community involvement. The stages of activities include identifying needs, planning, preparing facilities, providing products, and arranging the Livestock Center. The results of the activities show that the facilities developed are able to be an alternative place to provide livestock needs for the people of Gendro Village. Community involvement in the development process supports the implementation of a community-based approach, so that the Livestock Center has the potential to be a means of supporting livestock activities while strengthening community access to production needs. The sustainability of the program requires good management and sustainable community involvement so that the function of the Livestock Center can run optimally. Thus, the development of a community-based Livestock Center not only increases access to livestock needs, but also strengthens community participation in local economic development.
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