Kajian Log Chain Industri Sabut Kelapa di Sulawesi Utara, Indonesia

Tooy, Dedie; Mukuan, Eva M. R.; Sue, Lynda H.

doi:10.37637/ab.v4i3.832

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“…Beberapa tahun terakhir bahkan di masa pandemi, kelapa tetap menjadi pusat perhatian masyarakat dan pemerintah Sulawesi Utara, ini disebabkan kelapa masih menjadi produk unggulan daerah dan masih menjadi produk ekspor tertinggi dari bidang perkebunan. Fluktuasi yang tinggi dari harga kopra sebagai produk utama kelapa saat ini masih menjadi perhatian dan bila harganya yang rendah menyebabkan pendapatan petani juga rendah (Tooy et al, 2021). Beberapa produk samping dari kopra seperti sabut kelapa masih belum menjadi pilihan bagi para petani dan usaha kecil dan menengah (UKM), seringkali disebabkan pasar lokal yang belum berkembang, kurangnya teknologi peralatan untuk pengolahan sabut kelapa sehingga pengembangan industri sabut kelapa masih belum menjadi andalan.…”

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Kajian Tekno Ekonomi Dalam Pengembangan Sistem Industri Sabut Kelapa Untuk Usaha Kecil Dan Menengah Di Sulawesi Utara

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The coconut industry in North Sulawesi has not maximized coconut husk in its business. Most only use the flesh as copra, crude oil (CCO), and cooking oil. From several research results, it turns out that the portion of coconut husk utilization is still very limited in management, and even thrown away. This study aims to analyze the technological and economic feasibility (techno-economy) of the development of the coconut husk industrial system as an effort to provide stakeholder considerations in increasing the value and income of coconut farmers in North Sulawesi. This research was conducted for three months with survey locations in 2 (two) coconut producing areas in North Sulawesi Province, namely South Minahasa Regency and Bitung City. The research method was carried out by conducting surveys and interviews with coconut farmers, entrepreneurs, local government agencies and with experts, then calculating and studying several parameters for measuring the economic value of alternative technologies and equipment used. The results showed that from the measurement of the NPV (Net Present Value), net B/C ratio, IRR (Internal Rate of Return) and PP (Payback Period) it is known that several alternative systems for the development of the coconut husk industry with fiber, cocopeat and rope products are feasible to be developed in South Minahasa Regency and Bitung City. Several things that are very important in the feasibility of developing this agro-industrial system are equipment technology (process), prices of processed products (output) and a continuous market/off taker. The investment value of processing equipment technology is relatively high, so to increase the enthusiasm of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) it really needs government intervention in equipment technology assistance and market certainty.

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Kajian Tekno Ekonomi Dalam Pengembangan Sistem Industri Sabut Kelapa Untuk Usaha Kecil Dan Menengah Di Sulawesi Utara

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“…Fortunately, the production of a high coconut population in Indonesia gives a huge of coconut biomass, including cocopeat. Abidin et al [17] and Tooy et al [18] reported that each coconut fruit contains coconut husk at 35%, coconut fresh at 28%, coconut shell at 12%, and coconut water at 25%. While the coconut husks are composed of 25% cocopeat and 75% coco fiber.…”

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Value chain of cocopeat bio-textiles for reclamation of degraded land in Indonesia

Widiyono¹,

Rahayu²,

Sittadewi³

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IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Soil degradation is a serious problem in Indonesia and the world. To solve such a problem it can use coco peat derived from coconut fiber, which source is very abundant in Indonesia. The research aimed to understand the impact of bio-textile application to prevent run-off erosion indicated by cover crop growing. The material used was cocopeat pressed block bio-textile at a dimension of 30 cm x 30 cm and a 2.5 cm thickness. It was completed by seed coating of the fast-growing legume cover crop of calopo (Calopogonium mucunoides Desv) with the arbuscular mycorrhiza fungi, N-fixing bacteria, and P- and K-solubilizing bacteria. Bio-textiles were installed to cover plots in the sloping area of the Adaro Mining Company, South Kalimantan, from September 2018 to March 2019. The result indicated that seeds germinated around 30–40 days after planting and their biomass covering of the plot was almost up to 100% after five months, and the cocopeat bio-textile plates were still in good function until six months of observation in the field. We hope this innovation can provide a solution to erosion and landslides, and increase the economic value-added chain of cocopeat.

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“…Keset dari bahan serabut kelapa adalah alat pembersih yang terbuat dari serat atau serabut alami yang diambil dari kelapa (Tooy et al, 2021) (Bulkaini et al, 2022). Ini adalah jenis keset yang terbuat dari bahan yang berasal dari sisa-sisa kelapa yang telah diproses untuk mendapatkan serat atau serabutnya.…”

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Pembuatan Keset Srabut Kelapa untuk peningkatan Ekonomi Masyarakat Sidomulyo, Gunungkidul

Purnomo,

Hidayatullah,

Taufik

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Purpose − Making coconut fiber doormats with the aim of producing coconut fiber doormats to help reduce coconut waste produced from the coconut processing industry. This supports more sustainable and environmentally friendly processing practices in Sidomulyo Hamlet, Sampang, Gedangsari, Gunungkidul. Coconut fiber is a natural, renewable material. Using coconut fiber to make doormats supports environmental sustainability because it reduces dependence on synthetic materials or plastic.. Method − Activities in the form of training in making coconut fiber mats. The activity process informs the public about how to make coconut fiber mats. Mat products made from coconut fiber help reduce coconut waste produced from the coconut processing industry. This supports more sustainable and environmentally friendly processing practices . Findings − This activity was participated in by the Sidomulyo Hamlet Community, RT 01, 02, 03 and 04, at the Sidomulyo Hamlet Hall, RT 02. This activity was enthusiastically welcomed by the mothers of Sidomulyo residents who were interested in coconut fiber mats being used to clean floors and other surfaces at home. , office, or public place. The coarse fibers of coconut fiber help lift dust, dirt, and other small particles from surfaces.

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Kajian Log Chain Industri Sabut Kelapa di Sulawesi Utara, Indonesia

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Kajian Tekno Ekonomi Dalam Pengembangan Sistem Industri Sabut Kelapa Untuk Usaha Kecil Dan Menengah Di Sulawesi Utara

Kajian Tekno Ekonomi Dalam Pengembangan Sistem Industri Sabut Kelapa Untuk Usaha Kecil Dan Menengah Di Sulawesi Utara

Value chain of cocopeat bio-textiles for reclamation of degraded land in Indonesia

Pembuatan Keset Srabut Kelapa untuk peningkatan Ekonomi Masyarakat Sidomulyo, Gunungkidul

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