2015
DOI: 10.21082/jpptp.v34n2.2015.p131-143
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Analisis Produksi dan Efisiensi Pengelolaan Tanaman Terpadu Padi Sawah di Provinsi Bali

Abstract: ABSTRACT. The integrated crop management approach on rice is aimed to increase the productivity on fields with the constraint of limited land area. This present research was aimed to analyze the impact of the implementation of integrated crop management to grain yield and its efficiency on the lowland farming. The study was conducted in three districtsABSTRAK. Salah satu upaya peningkatan produktivitas padi sawah dengan kendala keterbatasan luas lahan adalah melalui pendekatan pengelolaan tanaman terpadu (PTT)… Show more

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“…These findings tested that the risk of production, prices, and financial gain on rice farming were low or the coefficient of variance value were less than 0.5 so rice farmers will take profit. These findings were contrary to the findings of (Suharyanto, Darwanto, & Widodo, 2015) that higher risk was occured in rice farming and it had been influenced principally by land tenure, organic fertilizers, and pesticides. Less of rice farmers able to attain the technical efficiency, productivity, profit and income in farming or to avoid risks as their expected as a result of several factors, which might be controlled (internal) or that can't be controlled (external), and since of the intensity of the input and output price.…”
Section: Results Dan Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
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“…These findings tested that the risk of production, prices, and financial gain on rice farming were low or the coefficient of variance value were less than 0.5 so rice farmers will take profit. These findings were contrary to the findings of (Suharyanto, Darwanto, & Widodo, 2015) that higher risk was occured in rice farming and it had been influenced principally by land tenure, organic fertilizers, and pesticides. Less of rice farmers able to attain the technical efficiency, productivity, profit and income in farming or to avoid risks as their expected as a result of several factors, which might be controlled (internal) or that can't be controlled (external), and since of the intensity of the input and output price.…”
Section: Results Dan Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…The model is based on the assumption of variable returns to scale (VRS) and decision-making unit (DMU) in optimal condition. Criteria for efficiency of technical efficiency of rice farming in Indonesia is above 70% (Kusnadi, Tinaprilla, Susilowati, & Purwoto, 2011); (Murniati, Mulyo, Irham, & Hartono, 2014); (Suharyanto, Darwanto, & Widodo, 2015).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Land is one of the factors of production that has a large contribution in farming activities.The land area will determine the scale of the farm. This is consistent with the opinion of Suharyanto et al, (2015) which states that land area is a factor of production that has a large role in increasing production because it affects the scale of farming.…”
Section: Comparison Of Stochastic Frontier Production Functions Of Fasupporting
confidence: 91%
“…The average level of technical efficiency of farming both farmers who return straw or not, has a high level of technical efficiency of 93% and 95%.The high level of technical efficiency of the respondent farmers is very reasonable considering that on average they are farmers who have decades of experience in rice farming.In line with the opinion of Suharyanto et al (2015) that the experience of farmers can be used as an opportunity to direct the use of production inputs efficiently because farmers carry out farming activities based on experience.…”
Section: Comparison Of Technical Efficiency Allocative and Farming Ementioning
confidence: 84%
“…In 2015 the paddy field area of Subang covered 41.22% of its total land, producing 1,153,807 tonnes of rice as shown on Table 1 below. Dryland and Wetland Paddy Production (Ton) and Productivity (Qu/Ha) in Subang Regency, Indonesia, 2011-2015Source: BPS Kabupaten Subang, 2016 The growth of Subang's rice production and productivity fluctuated with the tendency of going stagnant. This shows that the marginal productivity of rice filed almost reaches its levelling off point.…”
Section: Research Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%