Dairy Cattle Waste Management as an Effort to Increase the Income of Producer Cooperative Members (Case Study on KPSBU Lembang, West Java Province)

KPSBU keeps trying to help its members make more money through the businesses it runs that are related to their interests. These include the Milk Production and Marketing Business, the Concentrate Feed Business, the Milk Processing Business (which turns milk into yogurt and sterile milk), the Waserda Business, and the Dairy Cattle Breeding Business. Because there was a lot of dairy cow dung, KPSBU took the initiative to help its members make more money and get rid of the waste. The Hayami Method and the AHP (Analytical) Method are used in the Case Study Method. Hierarchy Process) to figure out and compare the benefits seen from added value, how well waste is absorbed, and market opportunities. Based on the results of the calculations for the two methods, it can be seen that dairy cow manure would be better as vermicompost because members could make more money from it, even though the waste would be absorbed less well. a level below compost. KPSBU must provide information and persuade members that dairy cow manure can be used as vermicompost, which has a higher economic value to increase member income because it is cheaper as a growth fertilizer. Worms are needed, among other things, to make drugs, cosmetics, and things that break down dead things.