00:00 Thank you for joining us, and for joining us again, Keiza7.
00:06 This time we will discuss about increasing the genetic productivity of animals via start-up.
00:13 And joining us is Mr. Fahruddin Kurniawan, co-founder and co-CEO of Musa Genetics.
00:23 Mr. Fahruddin, how are you?
00:26 Good evening, thank you. Good afternoon.
00:31 Good morning. Thank you for joining us.
00:35 Mr. Fahruddin, Musa Genetics, I would like to get to know you.
00:40 This is a company in the field of genetic engineering for livestock, right?
00:46 Yes, for livestock, especially cows.
00:50 Okay, good. When we talk about national livestock, how familiar is genetic engineering
00:59 and how common is it to become a practice that is used in daily operations of national livestock?
01:08 In general, Indonesia is not yet familiar with genetic engineering.
01:14 So, Musa Genetics is trying to select the best genetics to get the best potential.
01:24 Okay, good. If you look at this, Mr. Fahruddin, the view is very good, right?
01:30 I happen to be in New Zealand.
01:37 Oh, you're in New Zealand.
01:39 That's why Mr. Fahruddin said good evening, because it's already afternoon in New Zealand.
01:44 Yes, it's 3 o'clock in the afternoon here.
01:48 Okay, if you look at the view, I'm more interested, Mr. Fahruddin,
01:51 if we talk about genetic engineering, is it actually useful on a large scale?
01:57 So, it's not genetic engineering in the sense that we mix genetics, no.
02:05 But what PT Musa is trying to do is to do genetic selection based on genomic technology
02:13 to get the best potential, the best potential to be developed in Indonesia for our cows.
02:21 Because right now we are...
02:23 Bye.
02:32 Mr. Deddy.
02:33 Okay, it looks like...
02:38 It has a good genetic standardization.
02:40 Okay, good.
02:43 Mr. Deddy, you were a little interrupted earlier.
02:46 Mr. Deddy, please repeat a little.
02:48 So, in Indonesia, it's not yet familiar.
02:52 So, what PT Musa Genetics is trying to do is to do genetic selection
02:57 based on the genomic technology we have to get the best genetic potential
03:04 for our local cows in Indonesia to be developed widely in Indonesia.
03:08 Okay, how easy is it to access genetic selection inclusively for national livestock in Indonesia, Mr. Deddy?
03:20 Yes, so we in Indonesia haven't done much genetic requirements.
03:25 But what PT Musa Genetics is trying to do is to do a DNA test.
03:33 So, we do DNA tests to find out the best genetic potential for our local cows in Indonesia
03:41 and then we select based on that.
03:44 The selection results are what we develop to be applied to all livestock levels,
03:50 both the people's livestock, medium and large.
03:54 This is actually already done in many countries.
03:57 Okay, so this is to expand the access to genetic selection
04:02 from what used to be modern livestock, everything is a corporation,
04:07 but this is also for traditional livestock, right?
04:12 Yes, so basically, when the livestock is breeding, they need guarantees.
04:18 These guarantees will make livestock interesting to breed and to be a business.
04:24 One of the guarantees that will be offered by Musa Genetics is to find out the potential,
04:31 the real potential, because the real potential is not yet known in Indonesia
04:36 and this is what Musa Genetics is trying to do.
04:38 To do a DNA test for the best genes to then be applied to all livestock in our community.
04:45 Okay, so this is projecting that there will be excellent genes that can be obtained and what is the potential like?
04:52 Is that the future, Mr. Dedy?
04:54 Yes, so all this time we have been doing genetic selection in Indonesia, it takes a long time.
05:00 The fastest is 7 years.
05:01 The technology that Musa Genetics has is a technology that is much faster.
05:08 The process takes less than a month, but it can immediately know the potential in a short time.
05:14 Okay, we will discuss more about this in the next segment. Stay with us on CreateUp.
05:19 Mir Sanda is still with us on CreateUp and we are still connected with Mr. Dedy Fahruddin Kurniawan,
05:25 Co-founder and Co-CEO of Musa Genetics, directly from New Zealand.
05:30 Okay, it looks like you are sharing knowledge there.
05:32 I thought you were studying research there, but it turns out you are sharing knowledge.
05:37 Does that mean there is knowledge that is brought there, Mr. Dedy?
05:43 Yes, more or less.
05:44 Okay, Mr. Dedy, what is the context of local cow farmers?
05:49 This means that the genetic selection from Musa Genetics itself has been applied a lot in local farms.
05:57 What is the cooperation system like?
06:01 Yes, so we create a system by conducting tests on the DNA of the cows in Indonesia.
06:12 Then we map the selection of the best genes in the cows.
06:19 Then we accompany the farmers because in the end, once we know the genetic potential,
06:26 we can do efficiency.
06:28 This efficiency is the key to the success of a farm.
06:34 Once we know the DNA potential, we know the genetic potential,
06:40 and we are sure that the accuracy is high, then the efficiency will be achieved.
06:45 That is what our farmers need right now, with high accuracy.
06:49 Okay, since the last two years, Mr. Dedy, how has Musa been received so far?
06:58 What kind of cooperation has been done? How is it in Indonesia?
07:01 Yes, it's very good right now.
07:04 So it turns out that all the farmers who we have discussed about the genomic problem,
07:09 about the genetic problem, all have very good and very excited acceptance.
07:14 But then one of the problems is the availability.
07:18 The availability, our facilities have not yet reached all the fields,
07:22 but we do have additional facilities to reach those farmers.
07:28 All are very excited.
07:31 Okay, but in terms of the value that the farmers feel,
07:35 the cows will be healthier and more or less quality like that, right?
07:39 Yes.
07:41 Okay, a few moments ago, you received a fund. Congratulations on the fund.
07:47 So far, what is the use of the fund, Mr. Dedy?
07:51 Yes, at least we use the fund for three things.
07:55 The first is to build a genetic lab, to build a genomic laboratory.
08:01 The second is we do genetic mapping.
08:05 And we do a lot of education to the farmers.
08:09 Many seminars, many trainings, many socializations, including direct support to the farmers
08:16 after they know their genetic potential.
08:19 What we get is a positive correlation between the results of the DNA lab test that we have,
08:26 the genomic test that we have with performance.
08:29 Straight comparison and direct effect.
08:31 So once the farmer receives the potential A, then he can immediately implement management A,
08:36 the result will be A. That's what we get right now.
08:40 So the effect is direct.
08:42 Yes, Mr. Dedy, in short, what is the target for the future?
08:46 Okay, the target is we want to try to expand the scope of these genomic tests
08:54 to all cows in Indonesia, to have, to know the best genetics,
09:00 to help the farmers in their genetic potential mapping,
09:04 so that the farmers can achieve high performance with very good efficiency,
09:11 with accurate results.
09:12 And the results don't have to wait for years.
09:15 We can get the results right away, and the next generation can get the results right away.
09:19 The results will be good, and then the productivity will increase,
09:24 so that in the future we will have a meat-based environment, right?
09:28 Amen, right?
09:29 Amen.
09:30 Amen.
09:31 Not only a meat-based environment, but also a milk-based environment.
09:37 Because this is not only for slaughtered cows, but also for war cows.
09:42 Okay, Mr. Dedy, thank you for joining us from New Zealand.
09:46 Good luck with your activities there, sir.
09:49 Good health, Mr. Dedy.
09:51 Okay, thank you.
09:53 Wow, amazing.
09:54 It means there is a lot of potential that can be maximized
09:58 when we can then do genetic selection for livestock.
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