Income Analysis on Integrated Crop-Livestock Farm Characteristics: Case in Mesa Village, Central Maluku District

Santoso, Agung Budi

doi:10.18343/jipi.22.2.108

JIPI

2017

DOI: 10.18343/jipi.22.2.108

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Income Analysis on Integrated Crop-Livestock Farm Characteristics: Case in Mesa Village, Central Maluku District

Agung Budi Santoso¹

Abstract: ABSTRAKIntegrasi tanaman-ternak merupakan suatu konsep sistem zero waste dan baik untuk kelestarian lingkungan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh karakteristik usahatani terhadap pendapatan petani Desa Mesa, Kecamatan Teon Nila Serua, Kabupaten Maluku Tengah. Karakteristik jenis usahatani terdiri dari dua kelompok, yakni petani yang telah mengintegrasikan kelapa, kakao, dan sapi, serta petani yang hanya mengandalkan pendapatannya dari sektor perkebunan. Data yang digunakan adalah data primer y… Show more

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There are three types of livestock feed as palm oil by-product, namely feed for fattening, feed for breeding and concentrates. This study aims to analyze the finansial feasibility of producing feed from palm oil waste and to analyze the added value of product from bio-industrial agricultural based on palm oil-cattle. This study was conducted in farmer group of bio-industrial agriculture in Sumber Makmur, Parenggean, Kotawaringin, Central Kalimantan, in December 2019. Data collection was carried out through Focus Group Discussion. To analyze the finansial feasibility, used investment criteria: net benefit-cost ratio, break even point, and payback period, while to determine the added value of the product, used the Hayami method. The result showed that from net B/C ratio, BEP (rupiah and unit), and payback period, the business of animal feed for fattening, breeding, and concentrates are profitable. Among the three business of feed, business feed for fattening is more profitable than others. The ratio of the added value of each livestock feed business between 0,89-0.94. The result of the study showed that the three of feed business were feasible to develop. It can be considered by other farmer groups and investors to develop livestock feed business from oil palm cultivation waste.

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Bioentrepreneurship approach as a pillar to accelerate the integrated farming system implementation

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IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The Integrated Farming System (IFS), as one of the bioeconomy models, operates with a variety of agricultural activities interaction to optimize benefits through the synergistic transfer of resources. In IFS, implementation of Integrated Crop Livestock Systems (ICLS) is more complicated than Mixed Crops System (MCS). The ICLS need to be operated by individuals who aspire to generate values through the creation or expansion of economic activity, by identifying and exploring new products, processes or markets. It has specific characteristics in strategy, competencies and management. It aligns with the entrepreneurship aspect, which in agriculture is known as bioentrepreneurship. One strategy to achieve it is by implementing bioentrepreneurship approach. This study is intended to identify the aspects and elements of bioentrepreneurship and analysis in a case study. The analysis used radar charts that map the value of each element of the aspect of bioentrepreneurship based on its important values and real score. Analysis of bioentrepreneurship is divided into entrepreneurial orientation, entrepreneurial learning abilities, and entrepreneurial network capabilities. Entrepreneurial orientation generally refers to autonomy, competitive aggressiveness, innovativeness, proactiveness, and risk-taking. Entrepreneurial learning capacity is related to knowledge and skills, collaboration, and culture of sustainable improvement, while entrepreneurial networking capability is about constructing bonding, bridging, and linking capability.

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Factors affecting coffee farmers’ access to financial institutions: The case of Bandung Regency, Indonesia

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The development of coffee plants in Indonesia shows increasingly rapid growth to meet both domestic and foreign needs. However, certain farmers are yet to fully utilize their cultivation technology and market opportunities by employing post-harvest techniques to enhance value addition, primarily because of limited access to farming capital. Therefore, this research aimed to identify the potential sources of farming capital and determinant factors in choosing farming sources. In this experiment, the population of coffee farmers in the Pangalengan Subdistrict was surveyed. The sampling method was a proportional random sampling technique based on 235 respondents. To answer the first objective, descriptive analysis was used, while logit regression analysis was carried out for the second objective. The results showed that most farmers (54.66%) depended on internal capital, while the rest used external capital such as banks (28.39%), non-banks (1.69%), and non-formal financial institutions (15.25%). Characteristics of informal non-financial institutions, especially unsecured loans, include repayment in the form of coffee or money, with repayment terms typically set at harvest time. Conversely, formal institutions offer loans with an interest rate of 9% per annum, requiring collateral in the form of securities, and repayment is typically made on a monthly or quarterly basis. In short, factors influencing farmers in accessing credit from financial institutions are the farmer’s age, number of coffee trees, distance to financial institutions, coffee farming income, education, and credit payment deadlines.

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Income Analysis on Integrated Crop-Livestock Farm Characteristics: Case in Mesa Village, Central Maluku District

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Financial feasibility of livestock feed business from palm oil plantation wastes

Financial feasibility of livestock feed business from palm oil plantation wastes

Bioentrepreneurship approach as a pillar to accelerate the integrated farming system implementation

Factors affecting coffee farmers’ access to financial institutions: The case of Bandung Regency, Indonesia

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