Data Statistik Tahun2013-2019.pdf

The data provided is a collection of statistics on livestock and livestock products in Sabah, Malaysia, from 2013 to 2019. The statistics include:

1. Estimated population of ruminants, pigs, chickens, and ducks.
2. Recorded slaughter figures of livestock.
3. Output of livestock products, such as beef, pork, chicken, duck, eggs, and fresh milk.
4. Self-sufficiency levels of livestock products.
5. Consumption of livestock products.
6. Per capita consumption of livestock products.
7. Retail prices of imported and locally produced livestock products.
8. External trade balance of the livestock sector.

The data shows trends and fluctuations in the livestock industry in Sabah over the 7-year period, including changes in population, production, and trade. Some notable trends include:

A decline in the population of buffaloes and goats, but an increase in the population of chickens and ducks.
An increase in the production of chicken and duck meat, but a decline in the production of beef and pork.
Fluctuations in the self-sufficiency levels of livestock products, with some products showing an increase in self-sufficiency and others showing a decline.
Changes in consumption patterns, with an increase in per capita consumption of chicken and duck meat, but a decline in per capita consumption of beef and pork.
Fluctuations in retail prices of livestock products, with some products showing an increase in price and others showing a decline.
A trade deficit in the livestock sector, with imports exceeding exports in most years.