Analisis Daya Saing Komoditas Kedelai Pada Lahan Kering Di Kabupaten Tebo

Kata, Abdul; Osmet, Osmet; Analia, Devi

doi:10.36355/jas.v4i1.361

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“…Similar results can also be found in soybean farming in Wonogiri Regency (Sari & Prajanti, 2016). Similar results were also found for soybean farming in Tebo Regency, South Sulawesi (Kata, 2021). This means that soybean farming in Indonesia still has the potential to provide both economic and social benefits.…”

Section: The Financial and Economic Benefits Of Soybean Farming Businesssupporting

confidence: 80%

“…Based on Table 9, it can be shown that the net transfer value is greater than zero (NT>0), indicating that there is an additional surplus for producers due to government policies applied to inputs and outputs simultaneously. Net transfer (NT) also describes whether government policies benefit or harm soybean farmers in Jember Regency (Kata, 2021). The analysis of net transfer (NT) for soybean commodities in Jember Regency obtained a negative value.…”

Section: Government Policies On Input and Outputmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Does Soybean in Indonesia Still Competitive?: A Policy Analysis Matrix Approach

Kahar,

Fadah,

Wahyudi

et al. 2023

JESP

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The low productivity of soybeans in Indonesia is one of the reasons why domestic production cannot meet market demand. In addition to suboptimal and contradictory government policies, they contribute to domestic soybean competitiveness against imported soybeans. The purpose of this study is to analyze the economic and financial profitability of farming, analyze the competitiveness status of soybeans, analyze the impact of government policies on soybean competitiveness, and analyze the sensitivity of domestic soybean competitiveness. This study applies the Policy Analysis Matrix (PAM). The results of this analysis are used to observe two basic indicators to measure competitiveness and assess the role of government policies. This research uses a case study of soybean farmers in the Jember Regency area. The analysis results show that the soybean farming business in Jember Regency is capable of generating economic profits. Soybean farming in Jember is capable of producing comparative and competitive advantages. Furthermore, the policy analysis reveals that the impact of the soybean policy on farming in the region is not yet optimal. Therefore, new governance policies are needed. Parameter analysis in the PAM analysis indicates that price and productivity variables have a potential role in increasing production and domestic soybean competitiveness.

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Section: The Financial and Economic Benefits Of Soybean Farming Businesssupporting

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Section: Government Policies On Input and Outputmentioning

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Does Soybean in Indonesia Still Competitive?: A Policy Analysis Matrix Approach

Kahar,

Fadah,

Wahyudi

et al. 2023

JESP

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“…Soybean farming has no competitiveness if the output is sold for consumption in the market to tofu and tempeh factories. However, if the soybean agribusiness policy to increase competitiveness results in a change in consumption patterns by marketing soybeans as a source of vegetable protein that is safe for health, but also as a source of functional food, then soybeans have potential a strategic value to increase national food security in a sustainable, healthy, and educative manner [13,14].…”

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confidence: 99%

Financial Feasibility and Competitiveness Levels of Soybean Varieties in Rice-Based Cropping System of Indonesia

Krisdiana¹,

Prasetiaswati²,

Sutrisno³

et al. 2021

Sustainability

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This research was conducted to determine the financial feasibility of growing soybean varieties and their competitiveness in the rice-based cropping system of Indonesia. The research was conducted at two locations in 2020. The results showed that the use of improved varieties of soybean yielded 2.24 t/ha and 2.09 t/ha, which was higher than using local (non-improved) varieties. The use of improved varieties was financially feasible with Revenue Cost (R/C) ratios of 1.88–1.98 and Benefit Cost (B/C) ratios of 0.88–0.98. The competitiveness of soybeans in Mojokerto and Pasuruan was lower compared to maize and mungbean. Soybean could compete with competing crops if the productivity and price were higher than the current conditions. To be able to compete with maize, the soybean productivity should be 5.14–5.22 t/ha if the current soybean price per kg is IDR 7200 (about US $ 0.51). To compete with mungbean, the soybean productivity should reach 3.05 t/ha with the current price per kg of IDR 7200 (about US $ 0.51). When measured by the price level, to be able to compete with maize, the soybean selling price per kg should be IDR 14,428–IDR 14,893 (about USD 1.06) with a productivity level of 2.24 t/ha.

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“…The fluctuating prices of these feeds in West Papua are related to scarcity and competition. As we know that tofu waste is a by-product of the tempe and tofu manufacturing industry (Hidayat 2012;Kata et al 2020). The majority of the tofu industry uses imported soybeans as the raw material for making tofu, so the unstable price of this commodity will affect the price of its associated products as well.…”

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Assessing Pig Production and Net Revenue in Reducing Poverty and Maintaining Food Security: Evidence from the West Papuan Farmers

2023

JBAH

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Pigs are a favorite animal for the Papuan because they are valuable in social, cultural, and economic. In supporting food security and poverty alleviation, the relationship between pig production, revenues, poverty reduction, and food security was computed. The study determines the factors that influence production and pig revenue to reduce poverty and support the food security of the farmers in Manokwari. Selected 150 farmers taken from three regencies in West Papua. Pig production, pig revenues, poverty gap, and food security were analyzed simultaneously using Two Stage Least Squares regression. The results showed that the feeding and the age of the breeder had a significant effect on the resulting production output. In terms of income, the price of tofu dregs and cheap quality rice significantly affect the amount of income. The encouraging thing is that although the pig farming business has not had a significant effect on the food security of the farmer's family, this business is able to keep the family of the breeder away from the poverty line. The pig farming business can be used as a means of alleviating poverty in the community by further increasing the need for alternative sources of food.

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Analisis Daya Saing Komoditas Kedelai Pada Lahan Kering Di Kabupaten Tebo

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Does Soybean in Indonesia Still Competitive?: A Policy Analysis Matrix Approach

Does Soybean in Indonesia Still Competitive?: A Policy Analysis Matrix Approach

Financial Feasibility and Competitiveness Levels of Soybean Varieties in Rice-Based Cropping System of Indonesia

Assessing Pig Production and Net Revenue in Reducing Poverty and Maintaining Food Security: Evidence from the West Papuan Farmers

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