Economics Analysis of Production, Resource Use Efficiency and Constraints Analysis of Sugarcane Cultivation in East Champaran District of North Bihar

Singh, Shiva Pujan; Singh, Harvinder; Kumari, Meera; Minnatullah, Md.; Chand, Hukam; Kumar, B J Binu

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2018.710.056

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“…Sugarcane breeders should compare effective sizes rather than seedling population sizes. This study supports previous findings by Ali et al [11] and Singh et al [12] that seeds have a positive effect on production.…”

Section: Sugarcane Risk Function In Malang Regencysupporting

confidence: 93%

Sugarcane Farming Risk Analysis in Malang Regency

Hanani¹,

Asmara²,

Fahriyah³

et al. 2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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The development of sugarcane farming needs to be done in looking for the raw material needs of the sugar industry. So that, in managing the sugarcane farming, farmers will face various risks, including production risk. This research aims to (1) Analyze the magnitude of the risk of sugarcane production and (2) To know the variable that effect the production risk. The sample was taken purposively by selecting 50 sugarcane farmers in Malang Regency. Coefficient variations analysis was used to identify the risk scale and the just and pope model was used to identify the risk factor against the production risk. The result show that (1) the risk of the sugarcane production in Malang Regency is high, its about 0,428 and (2) the factors that affect the production risk is seeds, ZA, Phonska, and pesticide. The recommendation to policymakers is pay attention to the varieties that use by the farmers and improving the farmers managerial skills.

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Section: Sugarcane Risk Function In Malang Regencysupporting

confidence: 93%

Sugarcane Farming Risk Analysis in Malang Regency

Hanani¹,

Asmara²,

Fahriyah³

et al. 2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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“…Research on farming efficiency (technical efficiency, allocative, and economic) have been carried out in various regions in Indonesia and the world. The range of technical efficiency, allocative and economic in various studies are relatively diverse, but Bakhsh et al (2006); Kea et al (2016); Singh et al (2018) ;Supaporn, (2015); Mutenheri et al (2017) found that the level of efficiency of farmers amounted to 0.70 can be said to have efficient, while Coelli et al (1998) stated that the level of farmer efficiency of 0.80 can be said to have been efficient. Sugarcane production efficiency study in East Java was conducted by Susilowati and Tinaprilla, (2012); Purnamasari et al (2018).…”

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Evaluation of Bud Chip Method to Increase Sugarcane Productivity (Case Study of Pt Perkebunan Nusantara X)

Zainuddin

Wibowo

Setyawati

2020

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Bud chip method has proven to improve the productivity of sugarcane and produce more efficient, but still a few farmers who use it. This is due to higher production costs and sugarcane farmers are still not technically skilled. This study aimed to analyze the technical efficiency of sugarcane farming with conventional methods and bud chips in the PTPN X and to identify the factors underlying the farmers to use methods of bud chips in the PTPN X. The number of samples used as many as 31 farmers (11 farmers sugarcane bud chip method and 20 sugarcane farmers mule method). This study uses a stochastic frontier production function approach with Stochastic Frontier production function Cobb Douglas and using a logistic regression model. The results showed the value of technical efficiency index sugarcane growers with bud chip method is efficient (TE = 0.98) whereas the sugarcane farmers who use mule systems have not been efficiently categorized (TE= 0.78). Bud chip method has been proven can improve technical efficiency because it can result in higher productivity. The underlying things that make farmers choose the bud chip method are extensive cultivation, education level and ease of sugarcane cultivation with the bud chip method. Therefore, sugarcane productivity in PTPN X can be increased through the use of the bud chip method accompanied by an increase in sugarcane land area and training for farmers.

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Economics Analysis of Production, Resource Use Efficiency and Constraints Analysis of Sugarcane Cultivation in East Champaran District of North Bihar

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Sugarcane Farming Risk Analysis in Malang Regency

Sugarcane Farming Risk Analysis in Malang Regency

Evaluation of Bud Chip Method to Increase Sugarcane Productivity (Case Study of Pt Perkebunan Nusantara X)

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