Gender in Cattle Cultivation and Marketing in Bali

Astiti, Ni Made Ayu Gemuh Rasa Gender in Cattle Cultivation and Marketing in Bali.

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Abstract

Gender in raising cattle, especially in Bali, shows that men and women play different but complementary roles in raising livestock. Supported by the condition of Bali which adheres to a patrilineal ideology where men are the highest decision-holders and heirs to the descendants. This research aims to determine gender in Bali cattle cultivation, reasons for marketing cattle and the cattle marketing system in livestock groups that have buying and selling sections. This research is exploratory research through surveys and a combination of qualitative and quantitative. This research was conducted on cattle breeders in Badung Regency, who had previously sold cattle. The research location was chosen deliberately (purposive sampling). The research instrument or measuring tool used as an interview guide to help obtain answers from respondents is a structured and closed questionnaire complete with open questions. The research results show that 95% of the gender in Bali cattle cultivation is male. The reason why farmers market their cattle is because of children's school fees and the marketing system tends to allow farmers to sell their cattle accompanied by the buying and selling section.

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