Ternak Terintegrasi Limbah Jadi Pakan & Pupuk Bisa Panen Lele, Nila, Maggot, Telur Bebek dan Puyuh

Summary

The video introduces Srikus Wandari, the owner of Bendari Farm in Sleman, Indonesia, who shares her journey from working in Jakarta to becoming an entrepreneur. She discusses her integrated farming approach, including raising quail, fish, and growing vegetables using sustainable methods. Srikus emphasizes the importance of utilizing waste as fertilizer and educating others about environmental responsibility. She also highlights the farm's unique products, such as lele (catfish) meat for making bakso and abon, as well as offering visitors the opportunity to harvest fresh vegetables. The farm promotes eco-friendly practices while providing a fulfilling, enjoyable farming experience.

Takeaways

• 😀 The speaker, Srikus Wandari, is the owner of Bendari Farm in Sleman, Indonesia.
• 😀 Srikus had worked in Jakarta before transitioning to farming, seeking a more fulfilling life beyond the 9-to-5 grind.
• 😀 In the early 2000s, Srikus started raising quails with an initial investment for 500 quails.
• 😀 The farm expanded to integrate various agricultural sectors, including poultry, fish farming, and crop cultivation.
• 😀 Poultry waste is used as feed for maggots, which in turn are used as feed for fish like tilapia.
• 😀 The farm also uses maggot waste as fertilizer for crops, promoting a sustainable ecosystem.
• 😀 An innovative bioflock system has been developed, where vegetables like water spinach are grown directly in fish ponds using nutrients from fish waste.
• 😀 The speaker highlights that livestock diseases, like bird flu, pose challenges, but the farm avoids using chemicals by moving animals to cleaner water.
• 😀 The farm produces around 350-400 kg of tilapia daily, with maggot production serving as a feed source for both ducks and fish.
• 😀 Srikus created processed products from tilapia, such as bakso (meatballs) and abon (shredded dried fish), and also utilizes fish skin for making crackers.
• 😀 The farm encourages environmental awareness by processing organic waste, such as fermenting leaves instead of burning them, to create natural fertilizers for crops.

Q & A

What inspired the speaker to start a farm business?

The speaker was inspired by a desire for a different life than the routine of working in Jakarta. The monotonous cycle of commuting and limited financial growth led to a decision to return to their hometown and pursue farming.

How did the speaker begin their farming venture?

The speaker started with a modest investment, raising 500 quails. Over time, the business expanded to include poultry, fish farming, and agriculture, creating an integrated farming system.

What is the integrated farming system mentioned in the transcript?

The integrated system involves raising quails and ducks, using their waste as feed for maggots. These maggots are then used to feed fish like catfish, while their byproducts are utilized in agriculture to grow plants.

How does the speaker manage waste in their farming system?

Waste management is integrated into the farming system. For example, quail and duck droppings are used to feed maggots, whose waste becomes fertilizer for plants. This reduces waste and benefits the overall farm ecosystem.

What role do maggots play in the speaker's farming system?

Maggots are raised using organic waste and used as feed for catfish and ducks. Their waste is utilized as fertilizer for agricultural crops, contributing to the sustainability of the farm.

What challenges has the speaker faced in their farming business?

The speaker faced challenges like bird flu outbreaks and health issues with their livestock. However, the speaker has adopted a natural approach to maintaining farm health, such as moving sick animals to better environments and avoiding chemicals.

How does the speaker handle animal health and care?

Animal health is managed by ensuring proper water quality for fish and providing natural care methods. For instance, sick fish are moved to cleaner water to help them recover without using medicines.

What products does the speaker sell from their farm?

The speaker sells various farm products including quail eggs, catfish, maggots (for animal feed), and processed fish products like fish balls and fish skin snacks. They also offer fresh vegetables grown on the farm.

How does the speaker promote environmental sustainability?

The speaker promotes sustainability by processing farm waste into useful products and reducing environmental impact. They also encourage local community practices like composting leaves instead of burning them, further reducing pollution.

What advice does the speaker give to young people about farming?

The speaker advises young people to embrace farming and environmental sustainability. By finding joy in the work and focusing on developing a sustainable approach, they believe the business can thrive and contribute to a better environment for future generations.