Establish the Perception of Agricultural Extension Workers Through Cyber Extension as the Media Information

Fangohoi, Latarus; Sugiyanto, Sugiyanto; Sukesi, Keppi; Cahyono, Edi

doi:10.31328/jsed.v1i1.530

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“…Works to increase farming intensification are carried out through improving cultivation technology and empowering farmers. This effort can be done through the provision of production factors such as seeds, fertilizers, and pesticides (Efendy & Hutapea, 2014;Heryono, Nugroho, & Hanafie, 2016;Suhendrata, 2010), or mentoring by extension workers (Aminah, Sumardjo, Lubis, & Susanto, 2015;Fangohoi, Sugiyanto, Sukesi, & Cahyono, 2018;Herlina, 2014). The effort is also a learning process for farmers to have independence and be able to reason and make decisions in farming.…”

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The Study of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Adoption by Farmer in Improving Lowland Rice Farming

Umar

Nugroho

Darmadji

et al. 2020

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The study of entrepreneurship and the adoption of innovations in farming so far shows a one-sided approach using a single equation model. It is not able to explore more in-depth information to improve farm management. This study aims to study (i) the performance of farming, (ii) the role of entrepreneurship and the adoption of innovative tractor use, and (iii) find the relationship between entrepreneurship, adoption of innovation, and the application of cultivation technology to the performance of lowland rice farming. The study was conducted in the village of Mattiro Ade, Patampanua sub-district, Pinrang Regency, South Sulawesi province. The survey was done on 50 lowland rice farmers who applied the tractor and combine harvester technology. The study uses a descriptive approach and the method of path analysis (partly least square). The results showed that the technology of tractor and combine harvester could improve farming performance, with an average yield of 6.62 tons of rice per hectare, a profit of 21.9 million rupiahs per hectare, with an R/C ratio of 3.21. Farmers exhibit perceptions of entrepreneurship and technology adoption at moderate levels. Farmers show limitations in access to information, loans or venture capital, and training in the use of tractors. The adoption of innovations by farmers deals with obstacles in terms of tractor operations, tractor prices, and the weak role of farmer groups. Entrepreneurship and technology adoption have a significant role in increasing the performance of lowland rice farming, where technology plays a role as an intervening variable. This research has important implications, namely the provision of extension workers and the empowerment of farmer groups to facilitate technology adoption and increase entrepreneurial entrepreneurship in farm management.JEL Classification: L26, O35, Q12

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confidence: 99%

The Study of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Adoption by Farmer in Improving Lowland Rice Farming

Umar

Nugroho

Darmadji

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“…Socialization and education related to IPM to farmers are essential, especially regarding the benefits obtained and benefits in a sustainable manner. It is inseparable from the role and cooperation of the agriculture agency, agricultural extension agents, academics, farmer groups, and the surrounding community (Fangohoi et al, 2018;Prasetyo & Hariani, 2018).…”

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“…There are at least two possible steps to provide direct access to farmers, namely (i) creating a digital platform with a collaboration among government, academics, and farmers to facilitate marketing, and (ii) implementing a public-private partnership program. Creating a digital platform requires continuous collaboration of agricultural extension agents, government, academics, and farmers (Fangohoi et al, 2018). Due to gaps in educational background, the implementation of this digital platform may be hampered.…”

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Sustainability of corporate based shallot farming business: Evidence from Malang Regency, Indonesia

Parmawati

Hardyansah

Rahmawati

2021

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Shallot is the strategic horticulture commodity and one of superior national commodities. Ministry of Agriculture initiated a pilot project for the development of a corporate based shallot farming business area in Ngantang dan Pujon Districs, Malang Regency. This research aims to analyze the sustainability of the shallot farming in Ngantang and Pujon Districts, Malang Regency. Multidimensional Scaling (MDS) RAP-Shallot's analysis with five dimensions (ecological, economic, social, institutional, and technological) was used with a total of 49 attributes. The results of the sustainability index analysis show that the institutional, technological, and social dimensions are classified as quite sustainable, but the ecological and economic dimensions are still classified as less sustainable. Some attributes that are sensitive to the sustainability of shallot farming include integrated pest and disease control, marketing access of shallots, conflicts related to farming, the role of the middleman in harvest collecting, and the use of high quality and certified bulb. To improve the sustainability of shallot farming, the supervision and management of each attribute must be carried out optimally and integrated with many stakeholders such as farmers, traders, cooperatives, and the government.JEL Classification: Q01; Q02; Q20

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“…Mereka memberikan persepsi positif tentang manfaat variabel, kompleksitas, dan kenyamanan. Dari 22 responden, 19 menyatakan bahwa cyber extension berguna; 14 menyatakan bahwa cyber extension relatif kompleks, dan 17 orang mengatakan bahwa cyber extension memberikan rasa nyaman (Fangohoi et al, 2018). Untuk itu, diperlukan kajian guna mengidentifikasi adopsi Cyber Extension oleh PPL dengan melihat pengaruh antar faktor yang mempengaruhi adopsi.…”

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Adoption of Cyber Extension by Agricultural Extension Workers (PPL) and Factors Affecting

Cahyono

Setyowati

Ihsaniyati

2020

Jupe

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Cyber Extension has an important role to play in helping agricultural counsellors carry out their duties in this digital age. Initial surveys at the research site showed only 15% of Agricultural Extension Centers (BPP) adopted Cyber Extension. Information regarding the overall adoption of PPL is not yet clearly known. The study of adoption and the factors that influence the adoption of PPL is very important known. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to analyze the influence among cyber extension adoption variables within the framework of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) model. This research is classified as explanatory research with quantitative approach. Sampling technique using simple random sampling that was number of 140 people PPL Civil Servants and THL. The influence test between variables (hypothetical test) is conducted with t-test with a confidence level of 95% (α = 0.05). The results showed there were 8 accepted hypotheses (significant effect) and 2 rejected hypotheses (insignificant effect).

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Establish the Perception of Agricultural Extension Workers Through Cyber Extension as the Media Information

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The Study of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Adoption by Farmer in Improving Lowland Rice Farming

The Study of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Adoption by Farmer in Improving Lowland Rice Farming

Sustainability of corporate based shallot farming business: Evidence from Malang Regency, Indonesia

Adoption of Cyber Extension by Agricultural Extension Workers (PPL) and Factors Affecting

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