The Millennial Farmers' Interest in Succeeding the Family Agriculture for Hydroponic Application in Garut District, West Java Indonesia

Effendy, Lukman; Widyaastuti, Nawangwulan; Lastri, Hana

doi:10.13189/ujar.2022.100308

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“…The number of family members the farmers have can be an advantage in terms of labor. This means that the easier it is for farmers to do business [18,19]. According to [20] on the dependency in family, the number of family dependents will affect the farmers' income.…”

Section: Farmer Characteristicsmentioning

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An Empowerment Model for Traditional Pitalah Duck Farmers in Riau Province-Indonesia

Basriwijaya¹,

Sunarti²,

Ekowati³

et al. 2022

ujar

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The purpose of this research is to create a model to enable traditional duck farmers to increase their income. The data in this study consisted of primary and secondary data. Primary data were collected through a questionnaire about farmer's attitude toward livestock business and income of the business of Pitalah ducks. Secondary data were collected from libraries and official sources related to the research. Respondents were 180 Pitalah duck breeders from 7 sub-districts. The research data were analyzed using Multiple Linear Regression after a Classic Assumption Test was performed to meet the criteria of BLUE (Best Linear Unbiased Estimator). The lowest revenue received from the business is Rp.10,647,082 while the highest revenue received is Rp. 24,852,811. This range of revenue is due to differences in the revenue received from the sale of eggs (including those consumed) and the final value they have. Real revenue is received from selling Pitalah Duck's eggs. The results of the regression analysis showed that X1 (knowledge) and X2 (attitude) did not affect the level of income. The value of X3 affected the level of income because of the efforts to increase the income of the farmers, to select the seeds produced, to provide feed and drink, to be responsive whenever there is sick cattle, and to accept new technology in order to increase the income of farmers.

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Section: Farmer Characteristicsmentioning

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An Empowerment Model for Traditional Pitalah Duck Farmers in Riau Province-Indonesia

Basriwijaya¹,

Sunarti²,

Ekowati³

et al. 2022

ujar

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“…The agricultural sector is one of the significant contributors to the Indonesian economy. However, the workforce in this sector is decreasing, leading to the prediction of an unsustainable future, specifically in Central Java Province [9][10][11]. Millennial youths are reluctant to work or engage in this sector due to perceived lower profitability compared to other sector [10; 12].…”

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Effect of entrepreneur personality and social network sites on innovation performance: evidence from Indonesia

Riptanti,

Harisudin,

Kusnandar

et al. 2024

Agric. resour. econ.

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Purpose. This study aims to determine whether entrepreneurial characteristics and social network sites affect innovation performance of millennial farmers in Central Java, with dynamic capability as a mediation variable. Methodology / approach. A case study of millennial farmers in Central Java was conducted with a sample of 135 respondents. The samples were selected using a purposive sampling technique, they have been in agricultural businesses for at least two years, and registered as millennial farmers ambassadors. The method of data analysis was Structural Equation Modeling, with Partial Least Squares serving as the analytical tool. Results. The results showed that demographics and social network sites of entrepreneur had no direct effect on innovation performance, while personality showed a significant effect. Dynamic capability variable moderately mediated between personality and innovation performance indirectly. A successful millennial farmer on innovation must have a strong entrepreneurial character. A strong entrepreneurial mindset is necessary for effective business management. Self-confidence, willingness to take risks, a grand vision, and superior creativity are required to achieve dynamic capability in driving change and innovation within the business. Millennial farmers must also think and act dynamically following technological developments and changing business environments. Originality / scientific novelty. The novelty lies in the exploration of innovation performance of millennial farmers, which has not been extensively examined. Although several studies have been conducted previously, the investigation into millennial farmers in Indonesia imparts a distinctive characteristic. Millennial farmers represent the future generation in the agricultural sector, but their contribution to the economy is decreasing. Previous studies tested social network sites and entrepreneurial personality in separate studies. However, this study examines social network sites as external factors and entrepreneur personality and demographics as internal factors that influencing innovation performance. This is done to provide a more comprehensive picture of the factors that drive innovation performance. Therefore, examining their innovation performance comprehensively aims to understand the affecting factors and take action for improvements. Testing and categorising the effect of dynamic capability as a mediating variable also enriched early studies. Practical value / implications. The results provided a scholarly contribution by enriching the discourse on entrepreneurship and its effect on business performance. This research is useful for millennial farmers to win the competition and strengthen their competitive advantage.

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“…Participation in development partners can push to drive at the community level sustainably. The main partners are villagers, farmers, the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Local Administrations, and universities lecturing in agriculture courses by the driving of organic agriculture and manufacturing supply chains in four elements: production factors, production and management factors, innovation and production technology factors, and productivity and productivity management factors [9,10]. Government policy focuses on promoting farmers interested in organic agriculture to gain an understanding of organic agriculture.…”

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Factors Influencing the Potential for Organic Agriculture of Phra Thaen Subdistrict Municipality, Tha Maka District, Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand

Lao-arun¹,

Jai-aree²,

Tanpichai³

2023

ujar

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The purposes of the research were to analyze the potential and factors affecting the organic agriculture potential of farmers in Phra Thaen subdistrict municipality, Tha Maka district, Kanchanaburi province. The data were agriculture group, Phra Thaen Model Organic Agriculture. Factors affecting the organic agriculture potential of farmers in Phra Thaen subdistrict municipality were found that seven variables were leadership (X 5 ), grouping (X 6 ), agricultural area (X 7 ), farming experience (X 12 ), working capital (X 4 ), expenditure (X 3 ), and income (X 2 ). It could explain the potential of organic agriculture at 77.9% with the multiple correlation coefficients (R) = 0.882, which can be written as a standard score equation: Z ̂y = 0.427Z X5 + 0.251Z X6 -0.159Z X7 + 0.157Z X12 + 0.173Z X4 -0.124Z X3 + 0.777Z X2 (1)

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The Millennial Farmers' Interest in Succeeding the Family Agriculture for Hydroponic Application in Garut District, West Java Indonesia

Cited by 5 publications

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An Empowerment Model for Traditional Pitalah Duck Farmers in Riau Province-Indonesia

An Empowerment Model for Traditional Pitalah Duck Farmers in Riau Province-Indonesia

Effect of entrepreneur personality and social network sites on innovation performance: evidence from Indonesia

Factors Influencing the Potential for Organic Agriculture of Phra Thaen Subdistrict Municipality, Tha Maka District, Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand

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