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USU–UPM Modernize Livestock Feed Management for Simalungun Farmers

USU Public Sector Accounting Program Conducts International Community Service in Langkawi and Pulau Tuba

USU Lecturers Conduct Pellet Feed and Granular Fertilizer Production Training in Simalungun Regency

Community Service Team from USU Introduces Used Cooking Oil Processing Innovation in Langkat Regency

The community service project was led by Prof. Dr. Poppy Anjelisa Zaitun Hasibuan, S.Si., M.Si., Apt., with team members Dr. Embun Suci Nasution, S.Si., M.Farm., Klin. Apt., Apt. Ovalina Sylvia Br. Ginting, S.Far., M.Si., Adika Fajar Putra, S.E.I., M.M., and Prof. Madya Dr. Mazlina binti Mohd Said from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia.

USU Faculty Implements Phytobiotic Green Additive and Complete Feed for Goats

he agricultural sector in Desa Suka holds promise, particularly with the byproducts of farming, such as straw. Unfortunately, this waste is rarely utilized optimally. In livestock farming, especially with goats, feed is often prepared without considering proper nutritional needs. As a result, the goats’ body weight is suboptimal, and they are more susceptible to disease. This not only economically disadvantages the farmers but also leads to unstable incomes.

Urban Farming Workshop: A Synergy of International Community Service between USU and USM

Ameilia Zuliyanti Siregar, the head of the USU International Community Service Team, highlighted the direct implications of urban entomology studies on public health and the urban environment, which is crucial in supporting food security in Indonesia and Malaysia.