Peri-urban farmland owner in the growing municipality, case study Kediri Municipality

Hidayat, A. R. T.

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/202/1/012025

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“…Farmers thus concert environmental and ecological conditions in the farming business (Aprildahani et al, 2018). Therefore, investigating farm owners' cognitive behavior and perception gives a better understanding of how land conversion occurs (Aprildahani et al, 2018;Hidayat, 2018). The farm owners' responses tend to vary depending on their behavior and perception.…”

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“…This study employed eight independent variables derived from Hidayat (2018) and Harvey (1996), which were based on farm owners' perceptions. The variables were the income of the agricultural sector (X1), the agricultural capital (X2), the availability of successor (X3), the distance of farmland to the road (X4), the distance of land to the settlement (X5), the farm size (X6), the easiness of land conversion permit (X7) and the respondents' knowledge of the regional spatial plan (X8).…”

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“…Based on the survey, 72% of the respondents' land locations were close to the road, while 84% were close to the existing settlements. This condition is likely to encourage the farm owners to sell or convert their farmland (Hidayat, 2018;Prayitno et al, 2018).…”

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“…Farmland conversion is influenced by economic, social, behavior changes, relationships between owners and the land, land divisions, and farmland conversion control regulation. However, the study in farm owner's perception regarding farmland conversion is limited (Hidayat, 2018). Farmland conversion in the suburban area will thus elicit environmental problems and rapid conversion (Pribadi & Pauleit, 2015;Pribadi et al, 2018).…”

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“…This present study aims to understand the role of farm owners in farmland conversion. Farm owners hold the authority of the land, and each of their decisions will affect the land use (Hidayat, 2018). This study discusses the farm owners' perception of land-use conversion, particularly in the growth pole and big-sized municipality.…”

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Farm Owners’ Perception toward Farmland Conversion: An Empirical Study from Indonesian Municipality

Hidayat

Hasyim

Prayitno

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Malang Municipality, the second-largest municipality in East Java Province, has a role as an education and business growth pole. The increasing housing and public service demands in the area correspond with the population growth. It then triggers agricultural conversion, which is predicted to be fully converted in 2024 without any control measurement. Therefore, farm owners have an essential role in agricultural land use. The present study aimed to identify the factors that affect farm owners’ decisions in converting their lands. This study employed correlation analysis to determine the factors influencing the degree of intention to convert farmers’ farmland to settlement. This present study addressed farmland conversion intention, socio-economic factors of farm owner, land use condition, and spatial regulation based on farm owners’ perception. The results showed that the degree of farmland conversion corresponded with the importance of the variable to land conversion. This study demonstrated that farm owners’ perceptions were important and had an essential role in farmland conversion. Moreover, the upcoming regulation should address farm owners’ perception along with tangible variables, such as total income.

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