1.WPSA Indonesia Successfully Holds a Poultry Seminar Focused on Sustainable and Adaptive Technologies
Jakarta, September 18, 2025 – The WPSA Indonesia successfully organized a poultry seminar focused on the latest strategies for sustainable environmental management and the application of adaptive technologies to increase poultry productivity in the modern era. The conference, held in collaboration with Trobos, was opened by Dr. Maria Ulfah, SPt., M.Agr.Sc., President of WPSA Indonesia, and was greeted by Dr. Harry Suhada, Director of Breeding and Livestock Production at the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Indonesia. The event also marked the launch of the official WPSA Indonesia website at https://wpsa.id/, which was opened by Dr. Cecep Hidayat, Secretary-General of the WPSA Indonesia.
In the first session, the participants were presented with talks by Atifa Asghar from Poulta, Inc. (USA), who discussed how artificial intelligence (AI) is paving the way for a smarter, more sustainable, and efficient poultry industry. Additionally, Dr. Jack Cheng from Strowin Group (China) explored sustainable bioprocessing and the integration of enzyme technology into environmental management systems for poultry farming. The second session featured key presentations such as “Sustainable Poultry Farming: Meaning, Purpose, and Benefits” by Slamet Widodo from PT Ciomas Adisatwa – JAPFA Group and “Real-Time Poultry Technology (LENTERA) for the Future of Poultry” by Danung Nur Adli from Brawijaya University.
The hybrid event (both offline and online) involved enthusiastic participation from attendees who actively engaged in every session. WPSA Indonesia expressed gratitude to all participants, speakers, and sponsors who contributed to the success of the seminar. The event highlighted the commitment to continuing to build a sustainable, adaptive, and productive poultry industry, demonstrating the WPSA Indonesia’s dedication to advancing the agricultural sector in Indonesia.
2. WPSA Indonesia Signs Collaboration Agreement with Poulta Inc., USA, for Sustainable Poultry Industry Development
Bogor, September 16, 2025 – WPSA Indonesia officially signed a collaboration agreement with Poulta Inc., a renowned technology company from the United States. This partnership aims to strengthen international collaboration in the field of poultry science, with a primary focus on research, technological innovation, and the development of a sustainable poultry industry. Through this agreement, both parties are committed to supporting each other in bringing real contributions to the advancement of the poultry industry, both nationally and globally.
With this synergy, the WPSA in Indonesia hopes to leverage the latest technology and knowledge from Poulta, Inc., which has been successfully implemented in various countries. Advanced technologies in poultry farm management, such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI), will be key areas of joint research aimed at helping poultry farmers in Indonesia enhance operational efficiency while maintaining environmental sustainability. This collaboration will also create opportunities for the development of human resources in the poultry sector.
This partnership is expected to serve as a starting point for the WPSA, Indonesia, to play a more active role in strengthening global food security, particularly in the poultry sector. With the support of cutting-edge technology and in-depth research, the WPSA Indonesia is ambitiously striving to increase Indonesia’s poultry industry to higher levels of productivity and environmental friendliness. It is hoped that, through this international collaboration, Indonesia’s poultry industry will significantly contribute to the global advancement of a more sustainable poultry industry.
3. WPSA Indonesia, BRIN, and Poulta Inc. Host Research discussion on IoT Technology for poultry farming
Bogor, September 16, 2025 – WPSA Indonesia, in collaboration with BRIN and Poulta Inc., organized a research discussion focused on the application of Internet of Things (IoT) technology in the poultry farming industry. Held at the Research Center for Animal Husbandry, BRIN in Bogor, the event was attended by key stakeholders from the poultry industry, including Dr. Santoso, Head of the Research Center for Animal Husbandry at BRIN, and his research team. The discussion aimed to explore how the IoT can be leveraged to enhance poultry farming practices and ensure the sustainability of the industry.
The session was filled with enthusiasm, as Poulta Inc., a leading company in IoT technology for livestock farming, showcased its latest innovations, which were already implemented in several developed countries. According to Poulta, IoT technology not only increases operational efficiency but also ensures the well-being of livestock through real-time barn condition monitoring, feed quality control, and automated health tracking for poultry. This technology has the potential to transform how poultry farms are managed, making them more efficient, eco-friendly, and productive.
Representatives from the WPSA Indonesia also participated in the discussion, underscoring the significant role that the IoT could play in addressing the growing challenges faced by Indonesia’s poultry industry. With the support of advanced technologies, the poultry sector can better respond to climate change, fluctuations in feed prices, and recurring health issues among poultry. The event was also attended by the President and Vice President of the WPSA Indonesia, who expressed their hopes that this research collaboration would accelerate the adoption of IoT technology within the national poultry sector. BRIN reaffirmed its commitment to supporting research and development in the sector, with Dr. Santoso emphasizing the importance of strategic partnerships to implement new technologies for the benefit of Indonesia’s poultry industry. This discussion marks a promising step toward leveraging innovative solutions that will positively impact Indonesia’s food security and poultry farming sustainability.
4. WPSA Indonesia Opens Expo Booth at ILDEX 2025
Jakarta, 17-19 September 2025 – The WPSA Indonesia proudly opened its booth at ILDEX 2025, one of the largest international livestock and poultry exhibitions. This prestigious event, held annually, gathers industry leaders, experts, and innovators from around the world to showcase the latest technologies, products, and solutions in the livestock and poultry sectors. WPSA Indonesia’s participation in the expo highlights its commitment to advancing the poultry industry in Indonesia through research, collaboration, and innovation.
At the booth, the WPSA in Indonesia presented a range of initiatives aimed at improving poultry farming practices, focusing on sustainability, efficiency, and the adoption of cutting-edge technologies. Visitors had the opportunity to learn about the association’s efforts to enhance poultry welfare, promote biosecurity, and introduce new approaches to managing poultry farms. The WPSA Indonesia also showcased its ongoing collaborations with international partners, including research projects and technological advancements that could revolutionize the local poultry industry.
The participation at ILDEX 2025 also served as an important platform for the WPSA Indonesia to network with other industry professionals, exchange ideas, and explore potential collaborations. With a growing focus on sustainability and innovation in the poultry sector, the presence of the WPSA in Indonesia at the event underscores its role as a key player in shaping the future of Indonesia’s poultry industry. The expo allowed the organization to engage with stakeholders, learn from global trends, and contribute to the ongoing dialogue on how to make poultry farming more productive and environmentally friendly.
5. WPSA Indonesia and Universitas Jambi Strengthen Collaboration through MoU and Partnership Agreement
Jambi, October 22, 2025 – In a significant step toward advancing research, education, and community service, Dr. Maria Ulfah, President of WPSA Indonesia, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Rector of Universitas Jambi (UNJA) and a partnership agreement with the Dean of the Faculty of Animal Husbandry at UNJA. The collaboration aims to create synergies between the WPSA in Indonesia and the UNJA in the development of innovative and sustainable practices within the fields of poultry science, animal husbandry, and livestock management. This formal agreement paves the way for joint research initiatives, academic programs, and outreach activities that will benefit both institutions and the broader community.
The signing ceremony was followed by a public lecture titled “Sustainable Development of the Livestock and Fisheries Sector”, with Dr. Maria Ulfah serving as the keynote speaker. During her lecture, Dr. Ulfah highlighted the critical importance of preserving Indonesia’s local poultry breeds, emphasizing their potential for sustainable farming practices. She also discussed the challenges and opportunities in the conservation of native poultry species and how these efforts align with broader goals for sustainable agriculture in Indonesia. Her insights were met with strong enthusiasm from students, faculty members, and industry professionals in attendance.
This collaboration between the WPSA Indonesia and Universitas Jambi is expected to be a milestone in the development of poultry science and livestock studies in Indonesia. By combining the academic expertise of the UNJA with the industry knowledge and experience of the WPSA Indonesia, the partnership aims to foster research-driven solutions to enhance the productivity and sustainability of the country’s livestock sector. With a focus on preserving local species and promoting innovative practices, collaboration plays a crucial role in supporting the long-term growth and competitiveness of Indonesia’s agricultural industry.
6. WPSA Indonesia Signs a Partnership Agreement with PT Wahana Kemalaniaga Makmur (WAKENI) to Support Agrimat and Agrilivestock Expo 2026
Bogor, October 16, 2026 – In a significant move to strengthen the poultry and livestock sectors in Indonesia, WPSA Indonesia officially signed a partnership agreement with PT Wahana Kemalaniaga Makmur (WAKENI) to support the upcoming Indonesia Agriculture Machinery Accessories & Tools (Agrimat) and Agrilivestock Expo 2026. The agreement aims to foster collaboration between the two organizations in organizing and promoting these key events, which will showcase the latest innovations and technologies in agriculture and livestock farming.
This strategic partnership is expected to play a crucial role in enhancing the visibility and impact of the Agrimat and Agrilivestock Expo 2026, bringing together key stakeholders from across the agricultural and livestock industries. By collaborating with the WAKENI, the WPSA Indonesia aims to create an event that will serve as a platform for knowledge exchange, technological advancements, and the promotion of sustainable practices within the poultry and livestock sectors. The expo will provide an opportunity for industry professionals, researchers, and farmers to engage with the latest trends, products, and solutions that can improve the efficiency and sustainability of their operations.
The collaboration between the WPSA Indonesia and the WAKENI is also seen as a vital step in strengthening the synergy between the academic and industrial sectors in Indonesia. Through joint efforts, both organizations will work together to foster innovation in poultry and livestock farming, ensuring that Indonesia’s agricultural sector remains competitive and resilient in the face of growing challenges. The partnership underscores a shared commitment to advancing the local agricultural industry, supporting sustainable farming practices, and contributing to Indonesia’s broader agricultural goals in the years to come.
7. The WPSA Indonesia Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Strowin Group (China) to strengthen global collaboration
Bogor, September 22, 2025 – In a significant step toward enhancing international cooperation, WPSA Indonesia officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Strowin Group, a leading Chinese manufacturer and supplier of feed enzymes, probiotics, and betaine. This agreement marks a pivotal moment for the WPSA Indonesia, as it strengthens its global network and fosters deeper ties with one of the key players in the animal feed industry. The MoU opens up exciting opportunities for joint research, technological innovation, and the application of cutting-edge solutions in the poultry sector.
This collaboration is intended to create a platform for the exchange of knowledge and resources between Indonesia and China, with a specific focus on advancing poultry farming practices. The Strowin Group, known for its expertise in feed additives and animal nutrition, provides extensive experience in enhancing feed quality, optimizing animal growth, and improving farm productivity. Through this partnership, the WPSA Indonesia and Strowin Group aim to develop tailored solutions that can address the unique challenges faced by Indonesian poultry farmers, ultimately improving the efficiency and sustainability of local farming operations.
With this MoU in place, the WPSA Indonesia is optimistic about the future impact of this collaboration on Indonesia’s poultry industry. By leveraging Strowin Group’s advanced technologies and research capabilities, the WPSA Indonesia aims to drive innovation, enhance the competitiveness of the sector, and contribute to the long-term sustainability of Indonesia’s poultry farming. This partnership marks a significant step toward ensuring that Indonesia remains at the forefront of global poultry production, with improved practices that benefit both local farmers and the broader agricultural community.
8. WPSA Indonesia, HIMPARA, and IPB University Collaborate to Standardize Poultry Contest Judging in Indonesia
Bogor, September 20, 2025 – As part of its ongoing efforts to improve the standards for ornamental poultry contests in Indonesia, WPSA Indonesia, in collaboration with the Himpunan Peternak Unggas Hias Nusantara (HIMPARA) and academics from the Faculty of Animal Science at IPB University, held a meeting on September 20, 2025, at the Pakansari Stadium in Cibinong, Indonesia. This meeting marks the initial step in refining the judgement criteria for Ayam Cemani and Ayam Kate, two of Indonesia’s most famous ornamental poultry breeds. The goal of the collaboration is to establish a more objective, measurable, and scientifically based evaluation system for these birds, ensuring consistency and fairness in future contests.
During the meeting, Tarmudi, Chairperson of HIMPARA, stressed the need to review and update the existing standards for Ayam Cemani and Ayam Kate. He noted that the current judgement criteria vary significantly across different associations and regions, leading to inconsistencies in how bird quality and traits are assessed. “Some places prioritize feather color, others focus on body shape, and some emphasize posture and beauty,” Tarmudi explained. He emphasized the importance of involving researchers and experts to create a unified, scientifically grounded standard for poultry evaluation.
Dr. Maria Ulfah, President of the WPSA Indonesia and a researcher in ornamental poultry at the Department of Animal Production and Technology, Faculty of Animal Science at IPB University, underscored the importance of standardization in making the judgement process more equitable and consistent. “Having standardized criteria is essential not only for the credibility of these contests but also for preserving and improving these unique poultry breeds,” said Dr. Ulfah. She added that a comprehensive, evidence-based approach would increase the prestige of ornamental poultry contests in Indonesia and contribute to the growth of the industry. This collaboration is seen as a vital step in enhancing scientific research and the sustainable development of ornamental poultry in the country.
9. WPSA Indonesia Hosts Successful GROWER Webinar Episode #1 on Poultry Nutrition and AI Innovation
Indonesia, September 24, 2025—WPSA Indonesia successfully launched its inaugural webinar, GROWER Episode #1, under the theme “Growing Together.” The event, which took place on September 24, 2025, brought together leading experts in the poultry industry from both Indonesia and abroad to discuss cutting-edge innovations in poultry nutrition and the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in driving sustainable growth. The webinar focused on the significant impact of AI-powered technologies and natural feed additives in enhancing poultry productivity while maintaining environmental sustainability.
The webinar featured a diverse panel of speakers, including Eng. Allah Nawaz, Head of Global Business Development at Poulta Inc., who shared insights into the global trends and innovations in AI for the poultry industry. Dr. Tiurma Pasaribu, a researcher at BRIN and a member of the WPSA Indonesia, discussed the latest findings on poultry nutrition and its integration with AI technologies for more efficient and sustainable farming practices. Additionally, Dr. Muhsin Al Anas, Assistant Professor at Universitas Gadjah Mada, provided an in-depth look at the role of natural feed additives in increasing poultry growth and supporting overall farm sustainability. The session was moderated by Prof. Dr. Ir. Hj. Nurhayati, M.Sc. Agr from Universitas Jambi, who expertly guided the discussions and facilitated engaging dialogues among the panelists.
This first episode of the GROWER webinar series marks an important step toward fostering smarter, more efficient, and sustainable poultry farming in Indonesia. The collaboration among the WPSA Indonesia, local universities, and international experts emphasizes the importance of integrating AI and innovative feed solutions to address the challenges of the modern poultry industry. The event attracted a wide audience of industry professionals, researchers, and farmers, all of whom are eager to explore new opportunities to increase productivity while ensuring environmental responsibility. For those who missed the live session, the webinar is available for viewing YouTube at Webinar GROWER Episode #1; Poultry Nutrition and AI-Powered Innovation for Sustainable Growth. This webinar serves as the first of many to come in a series of discussions aimed at advancing the future of poultry farming in Indonesia and beyond.
10. Grand Show Ayam Hias 2025: A Successful Collaboration Celebrating Poultry Art and Culture
Bogor, November 9, 2025 – The highly anticipated Grand Show: Eksplorasi Seni dalam Miniatur (Exploring Art in Miniature) – the Ayam Kate and Chabo Poultry Competition, was successfully held on November 9, 2025, in a remarkable collaboration between PAKBOS (Pecinta Ayam Kate Bogor dan Sekitar), WPSA Indonesia, and IPB University, alongside the Himpunan Peternak Ayam Hias Nusantara (HIMPARA). Host at Kopyor, Bogor, the event brought together poultry enthusiasts and hobbies from various regions, providing an enriching experience for all involved. From 08:00 AM to 02:00 PM, participants had the opportunity to engage in a blend of competition, education, and community building, making it a memorable occasion for the local poultry community.
The event featured a range of engaging activities, including a Talk Show Edukasi Penentuan Standar Ayam Hias (Educational Talk Show on Poultry Standards), which provided valuable insights into the judgement criteria for ornamental poultry. This talk was particularly beneficial for both novice and seasoned poultry breeders looking to enhance their knowledge and skills. The main highlight of the event was the highly anticipated Ayam Kate and Chabo competitions, which were divided into several categories. The Ayam Kate competition featured categories such as Adult Male, Adult Female, Juvenile Male, Juvenile Female, Juvenile Chick, and Unique Category, whereas the Chabo competition included Adult Male and Female categories. The competition was judged by an experienced panel of experts — Bang Uze, Bang Candra, and Bang Deni — with the event hosted by the charismatic Bang Setiawan Miharja as the Master of Ceremony.
The Grand Show attracted participants from a wide range of locations, including Jabodetabek, Karawang, Garut, Kuningan, Sukabumi, Tangerang, Cianjur, Serang, Subang, Bandung, and Ciamis, demonstrating the extensive reach and popularity of the event across Indonesia. The event was made possible by the support of various poultry communities and sponsors who contributed to its success. Under the leadership of the event chairperson Ardi Irman, the Grand Show not only provided an excellent platform for competition but also fostered networking and collaboration among poultry enthusiasts, breeders, and industry professionals. This event marked a significant step in promoting the beauty and cultural significance of ornamental poultry in Indonesia while also emphasizing the importance of education and standardization in the growing poultry industry.
