Daya Saing dan Potensi Ekspor Melati Putih Segar (Jasminum sambaac) Indonesia

Simamora, Liska; Nadapdap, Hendrik Johannes

doi:10.31289/agrica.v14i2.5048

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“…In the planting media component, the proportion of non-tradable inputs is more significant than that of tradable inputs, indicating that farmers might minimize production costs by utilizing local resources. This finding shows a specialty in aglaonema, compared to other ornamental plants such as jasmine (Simamora and Nadapdap, 2021) which highly depend on government policy.…”

Section: The Effect Of Government Policies On Aglaonema's Competitive...mentioning

confidence: 84%

“…Farming competitiveness is measured by PCR and DRCR values. In accordance with Simamora and Nadapdap (2021), since the cost of tradable and non-tradable inputs is less than the value of revenue, the PCR and DRCR are affected to be less than one. The results of the PAM analysis indicate that aglaonema farming in the city of Depok gains both competitive and comparative advantages.…”

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confidence: 96%

“…Government policies may affect aglaonema farming positively or negatively. Government policies are deemed acceptable if they provide profits for agriculture; however, if the opposite occurs, it indicates that agriculture in the region is no longer competitive (Simamora and Nadapdap, 2021).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…PAM summarises the answers to three issues that other assessment techniques cannot yet quantify: agricultural profit, competitiveness, and the effect of government policy (Monke and Pearson, 1989). Although particular studies have examined PAM (Simamora and Nadapdap, 2021) and the competitiveness of ornamental plants (Anacleto et al, 2020;Nedanov and Žutinić, 2015) there is no study conserving on PAM analysis for aglaonema, either in Indonesia or other regions. In this work, the analysis of aglaonema farming is given 1) to examine the profitability and competitiveness of aglaonema farming in Depok City and 2) to simulate fluctuations in aglaonema's competitiveness using sensitivity analysis of production unit and exchange rate.…”

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The competitive and comparative advantages of aglaonema farming in Depok City, Indonesia

Haryanto

2024

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As the COVID-19 pandemic decreases, the demand trend for ornamental plants begins to decline. To maintain its competitiveness, it is necessary to study the government policies and the performance of aglaonema farming. The objectives of this study were: 1) to analyze the profitability and competitiveness of aglaonema in Indonesia along with the policy impact, and 2) to simulate fluctuations in aglaonema’s competitiveness after the changes in its indicators. The Policy Analysis Matrix (PAM) was employed in supporting the descriptive and quantitative methods. The research object was the variety fiery red ‘Suksom Jaipong’, the most popular aglaonema in the 2000s. The data was collected from farmers in July 2022 - November 2022 in Depok City, one of Indonesia’s centers for ornamental plants. The results of the study explained that aglaonema farming in Depok City was profitable and gained both competitive and comparative advantages, indicated by PCR and DRCR valued at 0.146 and 0.107. The evaluation of policy using Output Transfer, NPCO, Input Transfer, Factor Transfer, NPCI, EPC, and SRP indicators, showed that trade policies such as free trade did not harm farmers’ competitiveness and on the contrary, positively stimulated aglaonema’s competitiveness. The simulations of a decrease in production or a weakening of the Indonesian rupiah exchange rate have proven to not significantly affect competitiveness. This study concludes that the competitiveness of aglaonema in Depok City is relatively high, supported by the optimization of local resources.

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Section: The Effect Of Government Policies On Aglaonema's Competitive...mentioning

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“…Empirically it can be seen that J. sambac has long been traded in various traditional and modern markets so that it plays a role in improving the economy. Jasmine has an optimistic and potential market potential by Indonesia by seeking the quality of white jasmine flowers in accordance with the requirements desired by export destination countries [2].…”

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Jasmine (Jasminum sambac (L.) Aiton): Potential Utilization and Bioactivity

Silalahi

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Jasminum sambac (Oleaceae) is a multi-functional plant that is used as decoration, traditional medicine, and a source of essential oil. This study aims to explain the botany, bioactivity and essential oil of J. sambac. The research method with online library research is mainly sourced from Google Scholar using the keywords J. sambac, uses of J. sambac and J. sambac essential oil. The essential oil of J. sambac is one of the most expensive oils used in the cosmetic, pharmaceutical, perfumery and aromatherapy industries. In traditional medicine J. sambac is used to treat dysmenorrhea, menorrhea, ringworm, leprosy, skin diseases, analgesic, antidepressant, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, aphrodisiac, sedative, expectorant, fever, pain and inflammation and cancer. The bioactivity of J. sambac is to suppress lactation, analgesic, anti-microbial, antioxidant, anti-cancer, anti-hypertensive, treat wounds, treat ulcers. The distinctive aroma of J. sambac flowers is related to the content of essential oils, namely linalool, α- farnesene, d-nerolidol, geraniol, α-cadinol, benzyl alcohol, benzaldehyde, benzyl acetate, benzyl benzoate, 3-hexen-1-ol benzoate, and (Z) -3-hexen-1-ol acetate. The bioactivity of J. sambac as an anti-microbial can be developed as a natural food preservative and also to keep the body fresh.

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Perilaku Konsumen pada Keputusan Pembelian Tanaman Hias di Jakarta Selatan

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Rahayu

2024

J. Ilmu. Pertan. Indones.

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This research analyzes consumer behavior and its impact on the purchase decisions of ornamental plants at Taman Anggrek Ragunan, South Jakarta. The Taman Anggrek Ragunan is the largest ornamental center in Jakarta. During the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for ornamental plants at Taman Anggrek Ragunan decreased by 50%. This research aims to determine the characteristics of ornamental plant consumers and analyze consumer behavior and its impact on purchase decisions of ornamental plants at Taman Anggrek Ragunan, South Jakarta. Respondents in this research were ornamental plant consumers who made purchases at Taman Anggrek Ragunan and were selected using a non-purposive sampling technique. The data used in this research comprises primary data and secondary data. For qualitative data, we convert it using a Likert scale to be analyzed quantitatively. The data analysis method uses multiple linear regressions. The results of the research show that the factors that have a significant impact on the decision to purchase ornamental plants at Taman Anggrek Ragunan, South Jakarta, are personal factors and psychological factors, while social factors and cultural factors do not have a significant impact. Personal and cultural factors have more influence on purchasing decisions for male respondents than female respondents. The four variables influence respondents with a high school education level more than undergraduates. Meanwhile, based on income level, the influence of the variable is stronger for respondents with an IDR 4 million or less income. Keywords: consumer behavior, multiple linear regression, ornamental plants, purchasing decisions

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Daya Saing dan Potensi Ekspor Melati Putih Segar (Jasminum sambaac) Indonesia

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The competitive and comparative advantages of aglaonema farming in Depok City, Indonesia

The competitive and comparative advantages of aglaonema farming in Depok City, Indonesia

Jasmine (Jasminum sambac (L.) Aiton): Potential Utilization and Bioactivity

Perilaku Konsumen pada Keputusan Pembelian Tanaman Hias di Jakarta Selatan

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