The effectiveness of the main commodity buffalo cow program in Rokan Hilir Regency

Putra, Dedy Kurnia and Salioso, Herdi and Febrianto, Surizki and Rahman, Firdaus A and Rosmayani, Rosmayani The effectiveness of the main commodity buffalo cow program in Rokan Hilir Regency. International Journal of Health Sciences. pp. 8691-8705. ISSN 2550-6978

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Abstract

This study aims to see the effectiveness of the main commodity Buffalo Cow program in Rokan Hilir Regency. In carrying out the program, of course, the Regional Government of Rokan Hilir Regency in this case is at the Food and Agriculture Security Agency wanting to achieve or meet the targets in the Program so that the program is effectively implemented in Rokan Hilir Regency and of course increases the population, especially cow and buffalo. This research uses a qualitative research method with a descriptive research type. The main informants in this study were Supervisor, Recorder, Inseminator, Botanical Inspection Officer, Birth Officer and Breeder. Sample selection is made by (purposive sampling). The result of this article is Production; this program's results can increase the cattle population more quickly and produce good quality offspring. Efficiency; this commander program is implemented based on technical instructions and decrees but has no optimal operational support from the Government of Rokan Hilir Regency; officers or human resources that are still limited by long distances are an obstacle in implementing the commander program, Satisfaction; every activity in the commander program such as insemination, pregnancy checks and birth reports is always reported on the application of National Animal Health Information and can be accounted for but for the targets that have been previously agreed upon in the decree, thetarget has not yet been achieved, especially for pregnancy and birth. Adaptation; there has been no effort to increase adaptation such as the lack of policies from the Regional Government and the lack of the staff's motivation that there is no reward and punishment.

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