Farmer regeneration and knowledge co-creation in the sustainability of coconut agribusiness in Gorontalo, Indonesia

Tolinggi, Wawan K.; Salman, Darmawan; Rahmadanih, Rahmadanih; Iswoyo, Hari

doi:10.1515/opag-2022-0162

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“…All interview results in the form of field note transcriptions were processed using the ATLAS Ti qualitative data analysis software (Bohren et al, 2016;Tolinggi et al, 2023), and the categorized data results are presented in Appendix 1.…”

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Bonding, bridging, and linking social capital combinations in maize agribusiness system

Wahid,

Salman,

Demmallino

2024

J. Infras. Policy. Dev.

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The development of the maize agribusiness system is highly dependent on the role of social capital in facilitating interaction among actors in the chain of activities ranging from the provision of farm supplies to marketing. Therefore, this research aimed to characterize the key elements of social capital specifically bonding, bridging, and linking, as well as to demonstrate their respective roles. Data were collected from farmers and non-farmers actors engaged in various activities in the maize agribusiness system. The data obtained were processed using ATLAS Ti, applying open, axial, and selective coding techniques. The results showed the roles played by bonding, bridging, and linking social capital in the interaction between farmers and multiple actors in activities such as providing farm supplies, farming production, harvesting, post-harvest, and marketing. The combination of these social capital forms acted as the glue and wires that facilitated access to resources, collective decision-making, and reduced transaction costs. These results have theoretical implications, suggesting that bonding, bridging, and linking should be combined with the appropriate role composition for each activity in the agribusiness system.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Bonding, bridging, and linking social capital combinations in maize agribusiness system

Wahid,

Salman,

Demmallino

2024

J. Infras. Policy. Dev.

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“…Agribusiness is a phenomenon of interest to science from several aspects (Genhua, 2023;Xavier & Reis, 2022;Arkeman et al, 2022;Kailaku & Djatna, 2022), and this diversity of aspects taken simultaneously is a new way of trying to understand it and explain it. Specific, unidisciplinary studies still predominate on a single aspect of agribusiness, such as finance (Antipin & Tyapkina, 2023;Zuana & Ibad, 2023), marketing (Tolinggi et al, 2023;Herlianto et al, 2023) and production (El-Deeb et al, 2023;Meena et al, 2023), among countless others.…”

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Analysis of Conceptual Definitions of Agribusiness Using the Conceptual Bibliographic Method

Oliveira,

De Oliveira,

Craveiro

et al. 2023

J. Professional Business Review

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Purpose: Agribusiness is a phenomenon of interest to science from several aspects, and this multiplicity of aspects taken simultaneously is a new way of trying to understand and explain it. Specific, unidisciplinary studies still predominate on a single element of agribusiness, such as finance, marketing, and production, among countless others. However, the trend is towards multifactorial studies because agribusiness is a phenomenon that cannot be classified solely as industry, commerce, or service or as a primary, secondary, or tertiary sector. Consolidated agribusiness is all of these things simultaneously, whose reality is delimited by science based on its conceptual definitions. Therefore, the definitions must be analyzed so that the current stage of scientific knowledge about the phenomenon can be understood, especially its limits, characteristics, and dynamics, which are the purposes of this study. Theoretical Structure: The theoretical architecture of this study consisted of seeking to understand the phenomenon of agribusiness with socio-economic development, which is its most evident externality. It was carried out interdisciplinary, highlighting its integral reality based on what appears and can be identified in the conceptual definitions available in scientific publications. The justification for this procedure was the need to understand agribusiness from multiple scientific views so that its various aspects could be understood. Design/Methodology/Approach: This study aimed to analyze the conceptual definitions of agribusiness in the scientific literature in studies published between 2015 and 2023. To this end, it established three guiding questions, which sought to identify the frontiers of knowledge about the phenomenon, its main attributes, and what logical scheme it is possible to find among its main defining characteristics. For this, the conceptual bibliographic method was used, which consists of formulating a problem and its breakdown into a response pattern, collecting data in scientific databases, organizing and analyzing data based on semantic resources, and generating responses from the diagrammatic layout of the data organization. Findings: The results showed the existence of nine approaches to agribusiness (set, sum, activity, science, practice, configuration, industry, process, and transformation) and eight groups of attributes (transnational activities, commercialization, distribution logistics, supply logistics, companies, production, services, and agroecosystem). These discoveries allowed us to understand that agribusiness has an evolutionary dynamic that begins with the professionalization of the rural output and culminates with the irradiation of the reach of this production to transnational borders. Research, Practical, and Social Implications: These findings fundamentally affect how agribusiness is viewed. In Brazil, in particular, the prevalent mentality tends to distinguish agribusiness as a unique and exclusive form of large rural enterprises, almost all of which are already globalized, excluding small enterprises from this coverage, almost always classified as family farming. Suppose the family farmer establishes himself as an enterprise. In that case, he often receives the entire discriminatory range intended for the large agribusiness enterprise, discouraging his professionalization, an essential corollary of the germ of agribusiness. Professionalization involves replacing improvised methods of producing and managing the enterprise with rational aspects originating from science and introducing scientifically subsidized techniques and technologies. Originality/Value: The main contribution of this study to science was the construction of an evolutionary dynamic of agribusiness, which begins with the professionalization of rural production and culminates with globalization. These findings suggest that the family farming stage needs to be broken so that the benefits of professionalization can lead to improved quality of life and desired socioeconomic development for producers and partners.

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New-type professional farmers: How to make use of different types of social capital to engage in agriculture specialization

Chen,

Gao,

Zhang

et al. 2025

Journal of Rural Studies

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Farmer regeneration and knowledge co-creation in the sustainability of coconut agribusiness in Gorontalo, Indonesia

Cited by 6 publications

References 33 publications

Bonding, bridging, and linking social capital combinations in maize agribusiness system

Bonding, bridging, and linking social capital combinations in maize agribusiness system

Analysis of Conceptual Definitions of Agribusiness Using the Conceptual Bibliographic Method

New-type professional farmers: How to make use of different types of social capital to engage in agriculture specialization

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