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Summary

Yanto Lurisai, a goat farmer from Mororejo, Central Java, shares his experience of transitioning from breeding contest goats to dairy goats and Nigerian Dwarf goats. He describes the unique qualities of Nigerian Dwarf goats, their care, and their growing popularity as ornamental animals for homes, villas, and tourist attractions. Yanto highlights the ease of breeding these goats, their adaptability, and the potential for business growth. He encourages young people to consider goat farming as a viable business, offering guidance and partnership opportunities to those interested in starting their own farms.

Takeaways

• 🐐 Yanto Lurie owns a goat farming business called Luri Sae in Central Java, specializing in Nigerian Dwarf goats.
• 🐐 The Nigerian Dwarf goat is a small, aggressive breed with long horns and a distinctive appearance, often kept as pets or for display.
• 🐐 Yanto emphasizes raising Nigerian Dwarf goats by separating kids from their mothers early, feeding them with milk bottles to tame them.
• 🌾 Nigerian Dwarf goats are adaptable and can eat various plants, making their care easy and similar to traditional goats.
• 💰 The goats are sold at high prices due to their rarity, with prices reaching millions of Rupiah per goat.
• 🏞 The goats are often purchased for ornamental purposes, such as in villas, tourist sites, or private collections.
• 🐐 The breeding process is simple as the goats naturally mate when allowed to roam freely in colonies.
• 🌿 Yanto advises feeding goats with fresh grass or silage, supplemented with concentrate feed for proper nutrition.
• 📈 Yanto’s business has grown significantly over the years, starting with two goats and now managing hundreds through continuous learning and hard work.
• 👥 He encourages young people to start goat farming, offering mentoring and partnerships to help them succeed.

Q & A

What types of goats does Yanto Lurisai breed?

Yanto Lurisai breeds Etawa goats for milking and Nigerian Dwarf goats, which are smaller in size and known for their aggressive yet playful behavior.

Why did Yanto start breeding Nigerian Dwarf goats?

Yanto began breeding Nigerian Dwarf goats by chance after visiting a friend's farm. He found them to be small, cute, and suitable as decorative animals due to their unique characteristics.

What are the distinctive features of Nigerian Dwarf goats?

Nigerian Dwarf goats are small, have long horns, a concave face, and protruding eyes. Unlike other small goats in Indonesia, like the Kacang goat, Nigerian Dwarf goats have shorter legs.

Are Nigerian Dwarf goats bred for consumption?

No, Nigerian Dwarf goats are not bred for consumption because they are relatively rare and expensive, with limited meat. They are usually kept for decoration or as pets.

How can Nigerian Dwarf goats be made tame?

To tame Nigerian Dwarf goats, they are separated from their mother at birth and fed milk through a bottle. Regular interaction with humans during their first four months makes them behave more like pets, similar to dogs.

What kind of care do Nigerian Dwarf goats require?

Nigerian Dwarf goats are adaptable and easy to care for. They can eat various types of grass and leaves, and it is recommended to supplement their diet with concentrates to ensure proper nutrition. They also need daily outdoor activity to promote natural mating.

Why does Yanto believe the market for Nigerian Dwarf goats is promising?

Yanto believes the market for Nigerian Dwarf goats is promising because they are still relatively rare, and their use as decorative animals in tourist attractions, villas, and homes is growing in popularity.

What advice does Yanto give to newcomers interested in goat farming?

Yanto advises newcomers to focus on a specific type of goat, prepare adequate feed, and maintain a strong commitment to learning. He believes success in goat farming comes from dedication and consistency.

How has Yanto’s goat farming business grown over the years?

Yanto started with only two goats in 2006, and through consistent effort, his farm now houses hundreds of goats. He has also expanded his operations to include new land and additional enclosures.

What support does Yanto offer to other aspiring goat farmers?

Yanto is open to mentoring young people interested in goat farming. He provides support through in-person visits, sharing information via social media, and offering partnership opportunities for those who live nearby.