Minister Agus looks at sheep in Nusakambangan, make sure the food program runs

Jakarta -Minister of Immigration and Correctional (Imipas) Agus Andrianto reviewed the development of sheep farms in Kembang Kuning Prison, Nusakambangan, Cilacap, Central -Java (Central -java). There were 500 sheep raised in this prison to support food security and increase the use of promoted citizens. “Today, the activity in Nusakambangan with the intention to essentially check the program readiness rather than we plan. Because the plan starts this month, July or August the program unit. This I will do the second check after applying,” Agus said at the place after the investigation on Thursday (4/17/2025). Up to 500 sheep were raised in 1 hectare of soil. In the management of livestock, the Directorate General of Correctional (Dijen Pass) of the Ministry of Imipas took a third party, namely Pt Romba Perkasa and Pt Sinatria. Browse to continue with the content “Some of the programs we perform, from agriculture, then fisheries and livestock managed, have managed almost more than 60 percent. And that means that the progress of launch rather than models or modules for guidance for promoted residents can later perform according to the schedule we set,” Agus said. Photo: Minister of Immigration and Correctional (Imipas) Agus Andrianto checked the development of sheep farms in Kembang Kuning Prison, Nusakambangan, Cilacap, Central -java (Central -java). (Audrey/Detikcom). According to prison data, there are 30 promoted residents or prisoners (prisoners) who participated in this sheep farm. Meanwhile, the sheep population consisted of 486 female sheep, 12 sheep and 2 puppies. “Hope is not only with our partners to work, but partners also help to promote residents to use land by using existing seeds in the hope that the results can be enjoyed by the target. The target is that we will launch in August for the programs we set. It was previously reported that Imipas Agus Andrianto Nusakambangan visited in a number in a number in the Harvest of Rice, Corn, Corn. Prisons.