Pemberdayaan Penduduk Pesanggem Untuk Pengentasan Kemiskinan Dan Percepatan Pemulihan Sumberdaya Hutan Muria

Banowati, Eva

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“…Pesanggem farmers in the village of Forest Muria farmed understory (PLDT), with the hope of plants understand served to increase the quality of land from a plant that has a root nodule grade Nitrogen (N), and the products of agricultural crops can support the economy. Types and varieties of agricultural crops as directed by Supervisor Courses (Suplap) that is adjusted to the age of stand which refers to the concept of crop rotation, that forest land is maintained fertility and 4 types of agricultural crops suitable cropping calendars produce optimal (Banowati, et al, 2015;Banowati , 2016).…”

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“…Growing participation in pesanggem influenced by many factors, including education, employment and income, opportunity (Ross, 1967: 130;Holil, 1980: 10). Empirical data and unpublished known successful years of formal education of farmers mostly less than 8, resulting in their ability to farm stagnant even harder to be upgraded and included in response to the development of the science of farming that affect the quantity and quality of agricultural production is low (Roem, 2013;Banowati, 2016 ).…”

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“…Alert data from the Ministry Accelerated Development of Disadvantaged Regions (PDT), nationally the percentage of poor families living in forest villages is more than twice the percentage of poor families in Indonesia. Community life has a dependency to the forest, so the existence of an interested party (stakeholders) on the preservation of forests (Banowati, et al, 2015;Banowati, 2016).…”

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Analysis of the Pesanggem Cognitive Aspects of the Resources Management Program Community Based in Muria Fores

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2017

Proceedings of the LST International Cohference on Geography and Education (ICGE 2016)

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2017

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“…The types and varieties of palawija crops were adjusted to the standing of biophysical condition, which refers to the concept of crop rotation, in order to form natural formations both vertically and horizontally. The plants formation in teak forests requires ecological engineering in line with silviculture principles in conserving forest resources to treat forests properly and control their structure and growth without jeopardizing their production capacity [4,[6][7][8][9][10][11].…”

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“…The PHBM paradigm was updated because it originally only prioritized the wood production, while using the word "forest," and changed to "forest resources." Source: [4]. Table 1.…”

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Land Utilization Pattern in the Indonesian Forest: Cassava Cultivation in an Agroforestal System

Banowati¹,

Nugraha²

2018

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The potential forestland for agroforestry implementation in Indonesia is teak forest (Tectona grandis). The teak forest is less dense during the dry season, allowing sunlight to enter through the trees gap to the ground under the canopy. Therefore, some people use that condition as "palawija" farming land (palawija/phaladwija, in Java-Indonesia represents the type of non-rice agricultural crops). It is done to prevent the growth of weeds that can disturb the teak growth. The phenomenon of land utilization under the stands (PLDT) is an alternative in accessing forestland use by the community, a part of intercropping location. Theoretically, if the implementation was correct, it could be an effort to restore the forest ecological function. The pattern of the PLDT model on teak forests needs to select correct plants according to temporal dynamics, namely the season (dry or rainy) and the plants age. Land use representation could be seen from the cultivation pattern and crops variety that is cultivated under the forest stands at three research locations called Development Areas wilayah pengembangan (WP). The palawija crops that exist on all three WP were cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz).

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Cassava Farming Based On Rural Agribusiness Development

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Agriculture products need market value increases trough the development of rural agribusiness. The success of the program needs to be supported by the community to create the expansion of marketing access, the sustainability of the agribusiness and strengthening of capital so as to create savings. Community as a regional unit (natural and social), where its members (farmers and non farmers) carry out various daily activities, which are social capital to play an important role in a development process. This research had the following objectivies: a) determining the synergy of participation of each element (farmer and non farmer) in the development of rural agribusiness, b) finding solutions to the participation constraints of each agribusiness chain, and c) finding sub models of community facilities. The research was conducted in Central Java Province as a cassava-producing region and tapioca center, namely in the districts of Pati and. Meanwhile, the objects of the research included : facilitation actions for community empowerment on the job training, agriculture product processing and independent of the rural agribusiness development, community potential, and the establishment of agrbusiness microfinance institutions. There were two populations of this study, they were: area of cassava land and center of agribusiness, and community members consisting of farmers element (cassava farmers), non farmer (owner of agribusiness and workfoces of agribusiness), and off farmers (owner of transport, transport drivers). Sampling technique used in this study was cluster sampling technique to find out agribusiness data and accuracy test of the accuracy of image interpretation in determining the number of samples using the guidelines of BIG (Geographyc Information Institution in Indonesia), as well as simple random sampling technique for agribusiness center. Data analysis technique used was multiple linear regression for participatory synergistic analysis and synthesizing information to be used in formulating alternatives and policy preferenees are expressed comparatively, predicted in quantitative and qualitative languages as the basis for decision making for proverty reduction analysis. Based on the research data, the results of simple linear regression analysis result in a regression equation Y = 5.26 + 18.26X, this shows a positive influence of each variable where X represents the amount of daily cassava production and Y variable represents the number daily income, meaning that there will be an increase in participation synergy if each of these variables is increased in quantity or quantity. Meanwhile, in testing hypotheses between the two variables produces t count of 0.871, where the t table is 0.374 which means t count t table so that the conclusions obtained are the influence between variables on the magnitude of the synergy of participation from PUAP. According to the calculation of correlation analysis, the results of the calculation of simple linear regression analysis produce a correlation coefficient of 0.801 and a determination coefficient of 0.642, which means that when linked to the interpretation table the correlation coefficient for correlation between variables is in the "very strong" interval level classification (0 , 80 - 1.00). The results of the study were to increase the synergy of the participation of members of rural communities, accelerate networking between citizens or communities through social planned change known as social engineering and labor intensive agricultural processing.

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Pemberdayaan Penduduk Pesanggem Untuk Pengentasan Kemiskinan Dan Percepatan Pemulihan Sumberdaya Hutan Muria

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Analysis of the Pesanggem Cognitive Aspects of the Resources Management Program Community Based in Muria Fores

Analysis of the Pesanggem Cognitive Aspects of the Resources Management Program Community Based in Muria Fores

Land Utilization Pattern in the Indonesian Forest: Cassava Cultivation in an Agroforestal System

Cassava Farming Based On Rural Agribusiness Development

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