Cattle Production on Small Holder Farms in East Java, Indonesia : I. Household and Farming Characteristics

Winarto, Priyo Sugeng; Leegwater, P.H.; Zemmelink, G.; Ibrahim, Mohamed N.M.

doi:10.5713/ajas.2000.220

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“…Most of the farmers in eastern Indonesia have small farms on land typically inherited from their parents or are tenant farmers. This is similar to other parts of Indonesia, such as the more populated island of Java (Winarto et al, 2000;Marjuki et al, 2000) and therefore there are successful benchmarks available for agritourism. Farmers usually live on the farms, but the farms are not typically the main source of their income. "…”

Section: East Indonesian Farmer Tourism Businessessupporting

confidence: 55%

Agritourism in Indonesia: A Goat Farm Option

Coppenger,

O'Halloran

2021

Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Cases

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Section: East Indonesian Farmer Tourism Businessessupporting

confidence: 55%

Agritourism in Indonesia: A Goat Farm Option

Coppenger,

O'Halloran

2021

Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Cases

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“…The beef cattle business is in great demand by small farmers in every rural area, with simple technology and the results can contribute to farmers' income. Most households have one to two animals and only 21 out of 164 households earn more than Rp 500,000 (-250 USD) a year from livestock farming [10]. The most prevalent animal husbandry in the region can be characterized as landless households or small cattle/calf farms of less than one household 0.4 ha of land most farmers who want to increase the number of livestock are constrained by limited grazing land [11].…”

Section: Beef Cattle Breeding Model In Dharmasraya Regencymentioning

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Analysis of role and determinant factors development of beef cattle farming in Dharmasraya regency West Sumatera province

Indrayani

Andri

Boyon

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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This study aims to investigate the model of beef cattle farming, the role of beef cattle in the development of the livestock subsector, and the determinant factors in the development of beef cattle in Dharmasraya Regency. The method used in this study is a combination of survey and desk study methods. The variables measured were the beef cattle rearing model, the role of beef cattle in the development of the livestock sub-sector, and the determinant factors in the development of beef cattle farming in Dharmasraya Regency. The data analysis used is descriptive statistics, Location Quotient (LQ), and Structural Equation Model (SEM). Results showed that the main job of the respondents (66%) were farmers, who generally (82%) had livestock ranging from 1-5 heads, the raising system carried out by farmers in general (75%) was intensive, most of the farmers (82%) raised their livestock. Access to technology, mainly artificial insemination technology, still needs to be improved. Based on the LQ analysis of the 11 existing sub-districts, 4 sub-districts are the base areas for beef cattle, namely Koto Besar, Koto Salak, Tiumang, and Sitiung sub-districts. SEM estimation results show that technical aspects (X1) and social aspects (X2) have a significant effect on beef cattle productivity (Y1) with the resulting probability value (p) < 0.05. The variable economic aspect (X3) has no significant effect on the productivity aspect (Y1), and the productivity aspect (Y1) has a positive and significant effect on the cattle population (Y2).

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“…According to [8] buffalo farming is a profitable business, but profits are determined by the size of the production scale. According to [17] most households have one to two animals and only 21 out of 164 households earn more than Rp 500,000 (-250 USD) a year from livestock farming.…”

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Determinants of income in smallholder buffalo farms in Sijunjung, West Sumatra

Indrayani

Rias

Fauziah

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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As part of the agricultural sector, people in the Sijunjung district also make the livestock subsector part of the family’s economic source, where the type of livestock that has been cultivated for a long time is buffalo. Sijunjung is one of the areas in the Sijunjung district which has the potential to develop buffalo farms because it has the highest livestock population. This study aims to determine the model of buffalo livestock raising, and the income of buffalo farmers in Sijunjung District and to analyze the factors that affect the income of buffalo farming in Sijunjung District. This research method uses a survey method by interviewing 35 respondents. Data analysis used descriptive statistical analysis methods and inferential statistics using multiple linear regression analysis. The results showed that most of the farmers (40%) had buffalo in the range of 1-5 heads. Buffalo livestock farming is only used as a side business, where only 17.1% make buffalo farming their main business. Furthermore, the status of livestock ownership in general (65.7%) is a profit-sharing system that in West Sumatra is known as seduaan. The buffalo-rearing system is semi-intensive. The average income of farmers from buffalo farming for one year is Rp. 8,618,669, -. The factor of farm scale, age of the farmer, and the number of calves showed a significant effect on the income of the buffalo farming, while the factors of the number of buffaloes, education, experience, and fixed costs did not significantly affect the income of the buffalo farming.

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Cattle Production on Small Holder Farms in East Java, Indonesia : I. Household and Farming Characteristics

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Agritourism in Indonesia: A Goat Farm Option

Agritourism in Indonesia: A Goat Farm Option

Analysis of role and determinant factors development of beef cattle farming in Dharmasraya regency West Sumatera province

Determinants of income in smallholder buffalo farms in Sijunjung, West Sumatra

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