Factors Affecting the Purchase of Local Agricultural Commodities

Prayana, I M.D.; Yuliarmi, Ni Nyoman

doi:10.18551/rjoas.2020-05.05

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“…The results are in accordance with the research of Prayana & Yuliarmi (2020), variable selling price is positively related and statistically significant to farm income. The situation in the field shows that the formation of horticultural prices is determined by market demand and supply.…”

Section: A Selling Pricesupporting

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The Impact of Farm Production Factors on The Income of Horticultural Farmers in East Java

Pariasa,

Hardana

2024

HBT

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In agricultural growth, the horticulture subsector holds a crucial place. However, one of the most common and productive challenges that farmers deal with is capital limits. Lack of financing is frequently cited as a barrier to addressing rising production costs and erratic commodities selling prices. Financing for factors of production becomes challenging as a result. This study aims to analyze the influence of farm production factors on the income of horticultural farmers in East Java. Data collection was conducted in two locations, namely Wonomulyo Village, Poncokusumo District, Malang Regency, and Pacet Village, Pacet District, Mojokerto Regency. These two locations were chosen purposefully because they are horticulturally producing centers in East Java with the most financial institutions, with a total of 160 respondents. Data collection methods can include interviews using a questionnaire tool. To fulfill the research objective, multiple regression analysis has been used. The land area variable has the most influence since income and land area interact in such a way that as land area is utilized, revenue rises accordingly. The data indicates that there is a positive significance between land area and income in East Java's horticulture farms. Farmers need to seek to intensify horticulture to increase production on existing land with a farming venture. As well as the development of the agribusiness system through Cooperative Farming.

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confidence: 90%

The Impact of Farm Production Factors on The Income of Horticultural Farmers in East Java

Pariasa,

Hardana

2024

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“…Therefore, respondents show their WTP at higher price. This is following the statement of Prayana & Yuliarmi (2020) who stated that consumers take WTP more for a product because of their high level of awareness and health care. This is also supported by the study of Aufanada, Ekowati, & Prastiwi (2017), which shows the movement of the WTP curve for describing the situation where respondents are ready to pay a higher price.…”

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Willingness to pay of the native chicken eggs in urban supermarket: evidence from Semarang, Indonesia

Wulandari

Roessali

Budiraharjo

2020

JSeD

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Urban people show a certain preference in consuming native chicken eggs products. This research aims to identify market segmentation and analyze willingness to pay (WTP) for consumers of native chicken eggs. The research was conducted at four places in the supermarket in Semarang city. Respondents as many as 100 people were selected using an accidental sampling method. Data were analyzed by descriptive and Contingent Valuation Method (CVM). The results show that consumer market segmentation can explain the analysis of WTP. Marked characteristics of consumers of the native chicken egg include in between 25-50 years old (50%), female (89%), go shopping as family motivation (70%), and purchasing once a week (85%). 87% of respondents show the WTP in the range of 5 to 20% above the existing price. The maximum WTP is 23.45 thousand rupiahs per pack. The highest of maximum WTP found in rattan packaging in Superindo is 26.79 thousand rupiahs per pack. The highest WTP aggregation value is found in Gelael with mica packaging at the 373 thousand rupiahs. Furthermore, supermarkets can contribute to apply quality standards for native chicken eggs, and protect the interests of consumers.JEL Classification: D12, Q02; Q13

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“…For this reason, it requires more specific indicators to comprehend the complexities of the challenges faced by peri-urban populations when they change their livelihood. For instance, peri-urban transport challenges include traffic congestion, parking issues, accidents, environmental pollution [2], [28], and the increased cost of locating, storing, and buying food [29], [30].…”

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Migrant Livelihood Challenges in Peri-Urban Area

Wesnawa¹,

Sarmita²,

Christiawan³

2023

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Law, Social Sciences, and Education, ICLSSE 2022, 28 October 2022, Singaraja

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The demographic transition from rural to urban areas in developing countries, particularly Indonesia, has been an urbanization phenomenon for the past two decades. This phenomenon led to a rapid increase in the urban population. The insufficient carrying capacity of the city, particularly the availability of land, urges the spread of urban space and activities into peri-urban areas. This study looks at the problems with making a living that migrants from peri-urban areas in Denpasar City face now and how they deal with them. Through a qualitative research design, data is collected through indepth interviews, then analyzed using a descriptive method. The results of the study show that the main challenges faced by migrants are related to socioeconomic, sociocultural and safety factors. The rise of small-scale trading creates unhealthy competition that hurts the sales and profits of peri-urban migrants. Moreover, peri-urban migrants have had problems like not speaking the same language and having different religious and cultural traditions. Mapping the challenges of migrants' livelihoods in periurban areas is the initial foundation for determining policy strategies for dealing with poverty, slum settlements, and socioeconomic and population problems.

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Factors Affecting the Purchase of Local Agricultural Commodities

Cited by 4 publications

References 53 publications

The Impact of Farm Production Factors on The Income of Horticultural Farmers in East Java

The Impact of Farm Production Factors on The Income of Horticultural Farmers in East Java

Willingness to pay of the native chicken eggs in urban supermarket: evidence from Semarang, Indonesia

Migrant Livelihood Challenges in Peri-Urban Area

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