As a university which puts high emphasis on innovation, IPB University students and researchers have released a multitude number of products which have been commercialized, on of which is the Clarias Catfish Oil. This fish oil is a product which solves not just issues in the field of health and wellbeing, but also waste management. […]

To save the health of Indonesian coral reefs, IPB University’s Department of Marine Science and Technology (ITK) and Center for Coastal and Marine Resources Studies (CCMRS), have made various efforts including education and raising awareness, as well as transplantation of corals in Mandangin Island, Madura. Coral transplantation is done by taking a part of live

A research collaboration between IPB University, Kyoto University and the Mount Halimun Salak National Park Center (TNGHS) has succeeded in releasing a Javan eagle (Nisaetus bartelsi). This male eagle and estimated to be 1 year 5 months old was fitted with PinPoint Solar GPS-Argos type Terminal Transfer Platforms (PTTs) weighing 21 grams before being released

The issue of rising soybean prices often repeats itself every year. This should be a lesson so that similar problems do not occur. Dr. Fryanto, Lecturer of the Agribusiness Department of IPB University, said that this really didn’t need to happen. “We should learn from the past. What are the main problems and what are

Department of Aquaculture, Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) IPB University in collaboration with PT Suri Tani Pemuka (STP) held training about the basics of aquaculture. This training was attended by 59 participants who were marketing and technical service staff for fish feed PT Suri Tani Pemuka. Read More>>

Soybeans as raw materials for tempe and tofu in Indonesia are mostly supplied from imports. This causes tofu and tempe producers to scream when soybean prices in the world market skyrocket. Why is Indonesia still so dependent on imported soybeans? Shouldn’t we be self-sufficient in this commodity? Read More>>

Soaring soybean prices resulted in artisans of tofu and tempeh having to incur greater costs for production. On the other hand, the selling price does not increase at all. Read More>>

Vice Head of the Institute for Research and Community Service (LPPM) for Community Service IPB University, Dr Sofyan Sjaf, present in Setabu Village, West Sebatik, Nunukan North Kalimantan, (11/2). Together with the Information Technology Coordinator of the Precision Village Unit (UDP), Afan Ray Mahardika, MSi, Danang Aria Nugroho, SE and other LPPM staff, Dr Sofyan

The Action of Independent Volunteers (ARM) of the IPB University Alumni Association (HA) held the Third National Working Meeting at the IPB Alumni Building, Baranangsiang, Bogor, West Java (19/2). The National Working Meeting took place in a hybrid manner and took the theme “Building IPB University Alumni Collaboration and a Stronger Nation Component Towards More

The Institute for Research and Community Services (LPPM) and Agrianita IPB University received organic fertilizer assistance from PT Solusi Nusantara Industri Nusantara (SLIN), (18/2). Five tons of Pronik organic fertilizer will be distributed to farmers and communities around Dramaga District, Bogor. Read More>>