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Summary

TLDRIn this video, Rio, the Director of PT Bahari Permata Global, shares his journey in the worm farming business, which specializes in producing worms for animal feed and fertilizer. Despite starting with minimal knowledge, Rio's persistence and research led to the growth of his business. The company offers organic fertilizers with high demand and is expanding into the pharmaceutical sector with worm-derived supplements. He highlights the growing market for fertilizers, the challenges of worm farming, and his commitment to helping others enter the industry, offering guidance and support for beginners.

Takeaways

  • 😀 The speaker, Rio, is the Director of PT Bahari Permata, a company focused on worm farming for animal feed and fertilizer production.
  • 😀 Initially, Rio had no knowledge of worm farming but gradually learned through online research and practical experience.
  • 😀 Worm farming, particularly for fertilizer production, is a growing business due to high demand in agriculture.
  • 😀 Rio started small with only a few worm packages and expanded over time to 25-28 packages, overcoming challenges like poor water quality and pests.
  • 😀 The worms used are specifically Lumbricus rubellus, which were tested and found to have the best results for fertilizer production.
  • 😀 The fertilizer produced, or 'casting', is in high demand due to its rich nutrients, including high pH and CN ratio, which benefit agricultural soil.
  • 😀 The company offers an ecosystem for business partners, providing training and support to start worm farming and produce fertilizer and animal feed.
  • 😀 Products like fertilizers are sold in varying sizes (3kg, 10kg, 25kg, 50kg) while pharmaceutical products, such as worm capsules, are also produced.
  • 😀 Rio's company is already working with large companies and unable to meet the full demand from several regions in Indonesia.
  • 😀 Worm farming also provides animal feed, such as pellets for fish and shrimp, and has positive effects on soil health by counteracting the damage done by chemical fertilizers.
  • 😀 Rio encourages newcomers to the business, offering support regardless of budget and helping to create a sustainable system from farm to business.

Q & A

  • Why did Rio choose to enter the earthworm business?

    -Rio initially did not know much about earthworms or the industry. He found the business unusual and not widely known. However, as he researched and learned, he saw the growing demand for products like organic fertilizer, which led him to believe that it was a promising business opportunity.

  • What challenges did Rio face in the early stages of his earthworm farming business?

    -In the beginning, Rio encountered several challenges, including issues with water quality, failed harvests, and pests. It took him about a year to fully understand earthworm farming, but through trial and error, he learned how to overcome these problems.

  • What is the primary earthworm species used by Rio in his farm?

    -Rio primarily uses the *Lumbricus rubellus* species of earthworms, as laboratory tests showed that this species produces the best results.

  • What are the different products offered by Rio's business?

    -Rio's business offers several products, including organic fertilizer (casting), earthworm seeds, animal feed (such as fish and shrimp pellets), and pharmaceutical products made from earthworms. The pharmaceutical products are sold as capsules or in powdered form.

  • How does Rio handle the demand for his organic fertilizer?

    -The demand for Rio's organic fertilizer is high, and despite working with large companies, he is unable to meet all the demand. The fertilizer is sold in various quantities, such as 3 kg, 10 kg, 25 kg, and 50 kg per bag.

  • What is the main benefit of organic fertilizer from earthworms, according to Rio?

    -The main benefit of organic fertilizer is its ability to improve soil quality, particularly by replenishing nutrients lost due to chemical fertilizers. It helps to restore soil health, making it more suitable for plant growth.

  • What does the process of making the earthworm-based pharmaceutical products involve?

    -The process includes cooking the raw earthworms, drying them in an oven, grinding them into powder, and then encapsulating the powder into capsules. This product is marketed as a supplement.

  • What is the role of earthworm feed in Rio's farm, and how is it prepared?

    -Earthworm feed is an essential part of Rio's farm operations. Feed is typically made from materials such as tofu waste, banana peels, or other organic matter. It is spread over the earthworm beds to ensure the worms are well-fed.

  • How often does Rio harvest earthworms, and what is the process like?

    -The first harvest is usually after about 3 months. After that, Rio can harvest every 30 days. The process involves checking the condition of the worms, ensuring the environment remains optimal, and replacing the media if necessary.

  • What advice does Rio offer to beginners who want to enter the earthworm farming business?

    -Rio recommends that beginners start small and gradually expand. He suggests learning the business step-by-step and assures that his company can provide guidance and support throughout the process.

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