Kesesuaian Lahan untuk Tanaman Manggis dan Potensi Pengembangannya di Kecamatan Pauh Kota Padang

Sari, Dyah Puspita; Novia, Ranti; Juniarti,

doi:10.29244/jitl.22.2.89-94

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“…The city of Padang is the third-largest mangosteen-producing area after the districts of Lima Puluh Kota and Agam (BPS Provinsi Sumatera Barat, 2020). The development of mangosteen is one of the policies of the Governor of West Sumatra through the Nagari Mandiri Pangan (Self-Reliant Village for Food) (Sari et al, 2020). The Mayor of Padang has designated the Pauh District as the Mangosteen Village, a center for mangosteen plantations since 2021 (Pondrinal et al, 2022).…”

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Farmers' Risk Perception, Risk Aversion on Manggosteen Production (Case Study in Pauh Thematic Village)

Paloma,

Hariance,

Raesi

et al. 2024

Bul. Penelit. Sos. Ekonomi Pertan. Fakultas Pertan. Universitas

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The mangosteen commodity has become a leading product of West Sumatra Province due to its large export market share, which requires farmers to maintain the quantity and quality of the mangosteen they produce. Mangosteen has a high economic value, but its cultivation is still traditional, and the quality produced is not entirely in line with the expectations of the export destination countries. Since 2021, the Mayor of Padang has designated the Pauh District as a thematic mangosteen village, but fluctuations in mangosteen production indicate risks. This research analyzes the relationship between farmer characteristics and their attitude toward mangosteen production risks. The research method involves a survey and the sampling of 40 farmers using purposive sampling. Data was collected from June to July 2023. The level of risk is analyzed using the coefficient of variation method, while farmer risk behavior is assessed using the Moscardi and de Janvry method. Factors influencing farmers are analyzed using Ordinary Least Square (OLS) regression. The research results indicate a production risk for mangosteen with a coefficient of variation value of 0.47 (47%). Most farmers, 38 out of 40 (98%), exhibit a risk-averse behavior, while two farmers (2%) have a neutral risk attitude. The characteristics of farmers that significantly influence their risk behavior are age, farming experience, and farming income.

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Farmers' Risk Perception, Risk Aversion on Manggosteen Production (Case Study in Pauh Thematic Village)

Paloma,

Hariance,

Raesi

et al. 2024

Bul. Penelit. Sos. Ekonomi Pertan. Fakultas Pertan. Universitas

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“…Climate suitability for mangosteen plants is needed to know the climatic conditions that are very suitable to be quite suitable and less suitable to be unsuitable (Sari, et al, 2020). This information can be utilized optimally, which by paying attention to this information, is able to provide scientific support for the climatic suitability of mangosteen plants.…”

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Projection Of Climate Suitability For Mangosteen Based On Climate Change Scenarios In West Sumatra To Support National Resilience

Eka Alfred Sagala,

Ernalem Bangun,

Adi Subiyanto

et al. 2024

IJHESS

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The West Sumatra Provincial Government began to improve the development of the plantation sector of mangosteen, because the mangosteen plant became a superior commodity in the Province of West Sumatra. In this regard, it is important to know the climate suitability of the mangosteen plant and its projections, which will be used to take development planning steps in the appropriate area and support the increase in exports of mangosteen plants in West Sumatra Province to support national resilience in the face of climate change. The data used were monthly rainfall observation data and monthly air temperature for the period 2006-2015 at 46 rain posts in West Sumatra Province. The Minangkabau Meteorological Station is used as a reference station for monthly air temperatures estimation in 45 other rain posts which were calculated using the Braak method. Besides, land physical data such as soil texture and slope were used in each district in West Sumatra Province. Projected data used the Representative Concentration Pathways (RCP) 4.5 scenario model for monthly air temperature and monthly rainfall from the Model for Interdisciplinary Research on Climate (MIROC5) model with resolutions up to 20 x 20 km in the period 2006-2040. The projection data was divided into the baseline period for 2006-2015 and the projection period of 2031-2040. The climate suitability period was made for the present period 2006-2015 and the future projections for the period 2031- 2040. The results showed that the area of West Sumatra Province for the Very Appropriate category (S1) was decreasing in the projection period of 2031-2040 compared to the 2006-2015 baseline period. This can be seen in the projection period of the Very Appropriate category (S1), the area was reduced to 2,584,234 ha (72%) while in the baseline period the Very Corresponding category (S1) reached 2,811,321 ha (78%).

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“…Beberapa penelitian telah dilakukan di wilayah lain terkait ketersediaan dan kesesuaian lahan manggis. Analisis kesesuaian lahan manggis di Kecamatan Pauh, Kota Padang didapatkan potensi lahan seluas 5,862.42 ha (Sari et al, 2020). Sementara itu, analisis lahan di Desa Hative Besar, Pulau Ambon (Tentua et al, 2017)…”

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Pengembangan Komoditas Manggis di Kabupaten Bogor berbasis Potensi Produksi, Ketersediaan dan Kesesuaian Lahan

Hanafi

Pravitasari

Sahara

2023

JP2WD

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Bogor Regency is one of the largest production areas of mangosteen in West Java. However, its mangosteen production fluctuated and tended to decline from 2016 to 2020 because of productive plant reduction. Meanwhile, this regency has a large area of non-productive land. The arrangement and development of new farms are required based on the potential of the existing ground. This study aimed to identify potential areas for mangosteen development based on harvesting area, production value, land availability, and suitability requirements. This research used the LQ, DLQ, Z-score, and geographic information system analysis using ArcGIS 10.8 based on overlay and limiting factors. Ranking regions are determined by the TOPSIS method. The results of the LQ-DLQ analysis explained that eight districts with superior and prospective categories existed. The results of the Z-score analysis show that the Klapanunggal and Babakan Madang sub-districts have lower productivity. At the same time, the types of land used for mangosteen are primarily dry land agriculture and production forests. Land suitability for mangosteen consists of land class S2 (quite suitable) with an area of 6,056.9 ha and class S3 (suitable marginal) with an area of 54,925 ha. The priority areas for developing mangosteen exports are Cigudeg, Leuwisadeng, Leuwiliang, Jasinga, Sukamakmur, Nanggung, Klapanunggal, and Babakan Madang. The western part of Bogor has more significant potential than the eastern one.

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Kesesuaian Lahan untuk Tanaman Manggis dan Potensi Pengembangannya di Kecamatan Pauh Kota Padang

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Farmers' Risk Perception, Risk Aversion on Manggosteen Production (Case Study in Pauh Thematic Village)

Farmers' Risk Perception, Risk Aversion on Manggosteen Production (Case Study in Pauh Thematic Village)

Projection Of Climate Suitability For Mangosteen Based On Climate Change Scenarios In West Sumatra To Support National Resilience

Pengembangan Komoditas Manggis di Kabupaten Bogor berbasis Potensi Produksi, Ketersediaan dan Kesesuaian Lahan

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