Analisis Ketimpangan Distribusi Pendapatan Petani Jambu Mete (Studi Kasus di Desa Mauta, Kabupaten Alor)

Molebila, Didiana Yanuarita; Latuan, Emirensiana; Lutang, Nopi

doi:10.21776/ub.jepa.2022.006.01.4

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“…the Indonesia-Timor Leste border region. This is in line with research (Molebila, Latuan, & Lutang, 2022;Zega, Mursalin, & Yudhistira, 2022), which states that the level of inequality in farmer income is low. After 3 years of operation of the dam, farmers adapted well so that the type of farming began to experience an increase from seasonal food crops t o 2 seasons of food crops or 1 season of food crops and 1 season of horticultural crops.…”

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Impact of agricultural infrastructure development on inequality and optimization equality of farmers’ income in Indonesia-Timor Leste Border Area

Taena,

Sipayung,

Blegur

et al. 2023

5005

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This research aims to analyze income inequality and the factors determining inequality, as well as the allocation of land resources that optimize income distribution. The research is a continuation of previous research that found production and income growth as a result of the construction of the Roticlot Dam in the border area of Indonesia and TimorLeste. The research used survey methods in Fatuketi Village, the location of agricultural infrastructure (Rotiklot Dam) in the Indonesia and Timor Leste Border Area. Data analysis uses Gini, Tobit ratios, and linear programming. The results of the Gini ratio analysis show that there has been a decrease in income inequality from medium (Gini Ratio = 0.44) to low (Gini Ratio = 0.26); and the results of the Tobit analysis state that the factor that has a significant positive effect on income inequality is land area, while farmer independence, the number of family dependents, and business capital have a significant negative effect. Furthermore, land resource factors that have a positive influence on income distribution are allocated appropriately and fairly so that income equality is achieved, namely IDR 3,732,692.81 (Gini Ratio = 0.00, which is a very low level of income inequality). It is recommended that agrarian reform through the distribution of additional land be adjusted to the existing conditions of land area, income, availability of water resources, and socio-economic factors.

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confidence: 90%

Impact of agricultural infrastructure development on inequality and optimization equality of farmers’ income in Indonesia-Timor Leste Border Area

Taena,

Sipayung,

Blegur

et al. 2023

5005

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“…Research focusing on cashew farming was also carried out by (Molebila et al, 2022) with the results of the study, namely the average income per farmer of IDR.5,879,682 and distribution inequality with the amount of gini ratio is 0.370 (GC < 0.4 coefficient gini ratio). Further research results conducted by (Witjaksono et al, 2008) said that there is still low cashew productivity and farmers' income.…”

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Income Outside the Agricultural Sector in Increasing the Household Income of Cashew Farmers in Lalemba Village Lawa District West Muna Regency

Faisal,

Gafaruddin,

Yusran

2023

International J. Agricultural Soc. Economics Rural. Development

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This research is motivated by the fact that most of the people who farmed cashew nuts in Lalemba, West Muna Regency have the primary goal of meeting the needs of daily life aincreasingase household income. This study aims to determine the income of cashew farming and the household income of cashew farmers. This research was conducted in Lalemba Village, Lawa District, West Muna Regency, from May to December 2021. The variables in this study included age, education level, number of family members, land area, cashew farming income, and household income. This research uses farm income analysis and household income analysis. The sample of guava farmers was 38 respondents. The results of the study showed that the average income of cashew farmers was IDR. 6,302,119/Ha/Year. The.a verage household income is IDR. 18,459,883/year. The average household income consists of other farming income of IDR. 7,039.080/Ha/Year, and the average non-agricultural income is IDR. 5,018,684/Year.

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Analisis Ketimpangan Distribusi Pendapatan Petani Jambu Mete (Studi Kasus di Desa Mauta, Kabupaten Alor)

Cited by 2 publications

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Impact of agricultural infrastructure development on inequality and optimization equality of farmers’ income in Indonesia-Timor Leste Border Area

Impact of agricultural infrastructure development on inequality and optimization equality of farmers’ income in Indonesia-Timor Leste Border Area

Income Outside the Agricultural Sector in Increasing the Household Income of Cashew Farmers in Lalemba Village Lawa District West Muna Regency

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