PROTES TERNAK AYAM - Teks Negosiasi

Summary

In Sebokathon village, residents have been troubled by foul odors emanating from a nearby poultry farm. After a year of complaints, a delegation of villagers, led by Pak Dukuh, meets with the farm owner to discuss the issue. The villagers request the closure or relocation of the farm, citing health concerns. The owner, citing significant investment and official permits, agrees to improve waste management and promises to start a maggot production initiative. A local resident volunteers to help, and a solution is set in motion, aiming to resolve the environmental disturbance and bring relief to the community.

Takeaways

• 😀 The villagers have been disturbed by the foul smell from a nearby poultry farm for a year.
• 😀 A delegation of villagers, led by Pak Dukuh, approaches the poultry farm to discuss the issue with the owner.
• 😀 The villagers request that the poultry farm either be closed or relocated due to the unpleasant odor affecting their health and air quality.
• 😀 The poultry farm owner responds that they cannot immediately close the farm as they have invested heavily and have official permission from the local government.
• 😀 Despite the owner's investment and official permit, the villagers assert their right to clean air and ask for the issue to be addressed.
• 😀 The owner agrees to improve waste management by processing chicken manure to reduce the smell and mentions plans to start maggot production next year.
• 😀 The villagers express frustration with the delay and urge the owner to begin implementing solutions immediately, not wait for a year.
• 😀 One of the villagers, Yanto, offers to help manage the maggot production process, having previous experience with it, and the owner welcomes this help.
• 😀 Yanto requests a two-week delay before starting the work due to personal responsibilities, but Pak Dukuh insists that the work must begin immediately.
• 😀 The villagers agree that Yanto will begin the maggot production work as soon as possible to alleviate the odor problem, with hope for improved air quality in the future.

Q & A

Why did the residents of Sebokathon village approach the poultry farm?

The residents were concerned about the unpleasant smell coming from the poultry farm, which had been disturbing them for a year.

What action did the villagers request from the poultry farm's owner?

The villagers requested the farm to either close down or relocate due to the strong, foul odor.

How did the poultry farm owner respond to the villagers' request?

The farm owner explained that the farm had been operational for a year, had made a large investment, and had official permission from the local government to operate.

What alternative solution did the farm owner offer to address the odor issue?

The farm owner proposed improving waste management by producing maggots from chicken manure, with plans to start production next year.

Why did some villagers insist on an immediate solution instead of waiting until next year?

Some villagers, particularly Pak Dukuh, emphasized that the foul odor was causing significant discomfort and could not wait until next year to be addressed.

Who volunteered to help with the maggot production process?

A villager named Yanto offered to help with the maggot production process, as he had experience in small-scale maggot production.

What did Pak Dukuh offer to ensure the success of the solution?

Pak Dukuh promised to mobilize the local youth group to assist with the process and ensure that Yanto would start working on the maggot production immediately.

What was the timeline for implementing the solution according to Yanto?

Yanto requested a two-week delay before starting the work, but the farm owner and Pak Dukuh insisted on beginning the work the next day.

How did the villagers and farm owner conclude their meeting?

The meeting ended on a positive note, with the farm owner agreeing to the villagers' request for immediate action and thanking them for their involvement.

What role does waste management play in resolving the issues at the poultry farm?

Proper waste management, including the production of maggots from chicken manure, is seen as a key solution to mitigate the unpleasant odors and reduce environmental impact.