Purpose of this research is to focus on importance of knowing the activities of
smallholder enterprise systems, types and trends in the patterns of integrated systems
adopted, the impact of implementing integrated systems and the implications for
sustainability of livestock systems. This research also emphasize the importance of
opportunities in enhancing and increasing livestock productivity and increasing
production in smallholder farms and developing the easiest formulation of strategies for
sustainable livestock systems. A qualitative method using Soft System Methodology
(SSM) from System Thinking was chosen to visualize the activities of smallholder
enterprise systems and the pattern of integrated systems are presented descriptively. The
next study method of quantitative is used to determine the impact of livestock
productivity on each applied integrated systems presented comparatively. Soft System
Methodology succeed to visualize smallholder enterprise systems at the level of
individual and community level of farmer. Farmer’s group activity influence the pattern
of integrated systems that impacted on beef cattle’s productivity. The ICLFS pattern
promotes a way of optimally utilizing agroecosystems and it has potential and become
candidate system that be able in enhancing and increasing productivity, increasing
livestock production and farmer's income, and realize beef self-sufficiency.