The Indonesian government is developing the Food Estate in Central Kalimantan, integrating various commodities including rice, maize, horticulture, plantations, and livestock. As part of this initiative, duck farming is being developed corporately, with promising business potential. Beneficiary groups have seen successful results, with an average of 200-370 eggs per day from 500 ducks. They can earn significant profits from selling fresh eggs or processing them into salted eggs. The group can also buy their own duck feed from the egg and salted egg sales. Farmers can market their products online, with the sale of salted eggs potentially increasing profits.