Professionalism Level of Agricultural Extension in Karo and Samosir Regency

Pakpahan, Helena Tatcher; Karsidi, Ravik; Sugihardjo, Sugihardjo; Anantayu, Sapja

doi:10.32535/jicp.v5i1.1452

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“…Supply chain performance measurement is carried out by comparing the DMU of each supply chain actor's performance with other DMUs at each level of the supply chain. By measuring performance, it can be seen which DMUs must improve their performance (Pakpahan, Karsidi, Sugihardjo, & Anantayu, 2022). Each input and output has a different purpose for measuring supply chain performance.…”

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Corn Supply Chain in Central Java Province: Marketing Channel Efficiency and Chain Institutional Performance Approach

Zuhri

Rahayu

Kusnandar

et al. 2023

JICP

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Increasing corn production requires a supply chain to channel production from farmers to consumers. The supply chain of corn as a raw material for animal feed in Central Java Province is not yet well managed because each farmer or business is still carried out individually. The aim of the study was to analyze the supply chain picture based on the Food Supply Chain Network and the efficiency of the corn agribusiness supply chain in Central Java. Sampling techniques from farmers using proportional random sampling and snowball sampling methods will lead researchers to the next informant or to related institutions to the final consumer. Data analysis uses the FSCN, Marketing Margin, Farmer's Share and DEA methods. There are five corn agribusiness marketing channels in Central Java Province. Marketing margin and farmer's share with the Farmer-Cooperative-Consumer chain being the most efficient. Farmer-Village Trader-SubDistrict Trader-District Trader-Consumer marketing channel being the least efficient. Technical efficiency at the farmer level was 2%, at the village trader level 40%, at the subdistrict and district trader levels 37.5%, at the cooperative level 66.67%, at the animal feed company level 40% and at the poultry farmer level 25%.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Corn Supply Chain in Central Java Province: Marketing Channel Efficiency and Chain Institutional Performance Approach

Zuhri

Rahayu

Kusnandar

et al. 2023

JICP

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“…The birth of Islamic banking financing is supported by the people of Indonesia, especially the Muslim community who assume that interest is usury which is prohibited by religion. According to (Pakpahan, 2017) states that people who carry out their activities are based on ethics and Islamic principles, therefore they are free from usury cases, avoid activities that are prohibited by religion, such as gambling, vanity, and businesses that are not based on sharia elements. While we know that Indonesia itself is a country that has the largest Muslim population in the world, the data obtained from the population census in 2010 was 87.18% of Indonesia's population with 237 million people.…”

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Review of Islamic Branding in Building Islamic Financial Literacy and Religious Behavior on Sharia Financing Preferences (Study on Employees of Pandu Holding Company)

Yulianto,

Siswati

2023

Indikator

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Study this aim for know the effect of of islamic financial literacy and religious behavior on islamic financing preferences with islamic branding as a mediation variable. The method in this study uses primary data collected using online questionnaires through the Google form and distributed by distributing Google links to respondents to Pandu Holding Company (PHC) employees . The sampling technique used simple random sampling technique with a quantity of 30 respondents. The data analysis technique used in this study is using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) version 3.0. The first stage, testing the validity of the questions from each variable along with its reliability. In the second stage, testing the causality of financial literacy and religious behavior towards sharia financing preferences with Islamic branding as a mediating variable. The results of this study indicate that the variables of Islamic financial literacy and religious behavior have a positive and significant effect on Islamic financing preferences through Islamic branding.

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Formulation of Rice Accounting Cycle in Indonesia

Prabowo,

Meutia,

Mulyasari

et al. 2024

RGSA

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Objective: This research aims to formulate the accounting cycle for rice in Indonesia, facilitating the resolution of complex issues in rice management and finance from upstream to downstream. Stakeholders, especially the Indonesian government, can utilize appropriate policies to enhance rice management and accounting practices. Theoretical Framework: Addressing the rice issue in Indonesia requires systematic policy interventions to serve as solutions for farmers' challenges. This study will delve into the complexity of these issues using the concept of (Purnamasari et al., 2023), encompassing land area, seed costs, and labor costs as determinants of technical efficiency. It expands on (Purnamasari et al., 2023), analyzing it from an accounting perspective. Method: Employing a phenomenological approach, the researcher conducts observations and direct interviews with a selection of farmers, utilizing ethnographic methods to map out the rice management system in Indonesia. Results and Discussion: The researcher successfully formulates the accounting cycle for rice, offering a comprehensive solution for rice management in Indonesia. The rice accounting cycle comprises seedling, land processing, planting and maintenance, and harvesting and distribution phases. Research Implications: The government plays a pivotal role in implementing the Management Control System (MCS) for the rice accounting cycle to improve farmers' welfare and ensure rice self-sufficiency from production to distribution. Originality/Value: This research is the first to comprehensively examine rice management and accounting practices in Indonesia. Previous studies have been partial in their approach, thus failing to provide effective solutions for rice management and accounting in the country.

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Professionalism Level of Agricultural Extension in Karo and Samosir Regency

Cited by 3 publications

References 2 publications

Corn Supply Chain in Central Java Province: Marketing Channel Efficiency and Chain Institutional Performance Approach

Corn Supply Chain in Central Java Province: Marketing Channel Efficiency and Chain Institutional Performance Approach

Review of Islamic Branding in Building Islamic Financial Literacy and Religious Behavior on Sharia Financing Preferences (Study on Employees of Pandu Holding Company)

Formulation of Rice Accounting Cycle in Indonesia

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