A brief review on advanced renewable materials for supporting artificial insemination technology

Abstract

This paper is a review paper. National meat self-sufficiency program (MSSP), which has been launched since 2000, has been well improved in term of concept, policy instrument, and program management, but the supporting technologies are still as one of some constraints. The study was aimed to metaanalyze comprehensively the frontier technologies supporting the national MSSP, especially advanced materials for artificial insemination technology in order to enhance animal population. The meta-analysis study adopted Wilson and Kelly metanalisis methods consisting of nine steps. Results of the study showed that (1) there were some frontier advanced technologies on animal husbandry in terms of breeding, fattening up and farm management, as well as animal feeds and feedstock’s; (2) those technologies consisted of advancing materials dan methods/process; and (3) particularly, in supporting breeding technology, advancing artificial insemination technologies take important role for significantly enhancing the animal population as well as effectiveness of animal breeding, thus advancing the materials as well as processes involved are highly needed. The study concluded that advanced renewable materials for supporting artificial insemination technology should be taken into account for advancement of animal husbandry technology.