Analisis Usahatani Cabai di Luar Musim Berdasarkan Penerapan Komponen Budidaya Cabai Merah di Provinsi Sulawesi Barat

Nurhafsah, Nurhafsah; Rahmi, Hayatul; Andriani, Ida; Fitriawaty, Fitriawaty

doi:10.24198/jt.vol15n1.2

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“…Notably, the average expenses incurred by large red chili commodity farmers in Tawangargo, Karangploso, exhibit minimal differences between the two seasons. Furthermore, disparities in production could be attributed to additional inputs, such as manure and soil liming, applied before planting, consistent with findings from Nurhafsah et al (2021), which emphasize the role of manure in influencing chili weight and production. Supplementing manure increases nutrient availability for plants, fostering robust growth and yield.…”

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“…Moreover, a substantial number of business actors, particularly farmers, have not conducted a comprehensive assessment of the R/C (Revenue-to-Cost) ratio for their farming enterprises, hindering their ability to ascertain the feasibility of their farming operations. Betty & Wijaya (2020), Nurhafsah et al (2021), have proposed that a comparative evaluation between large red chili farming during the rainy and dry seasons is warranted. This evaluation focuses on the R/C ratio, where farming during the dry season appears to offer more favourable prospects.…”

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Feasibility Analysis of Large Red Chili (Capsicum Annum L.) Farming in Tawangargo, Karangploso, Malang, Indonesia, Across Wet and Dry Seasons

Miranda,

Widyastuti,

Mazwan

2023

AGRIECOBIS

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This study investigates the financial feasibility of large red chili (Capsicum annum L.) farming during both the rainy and dry seasons in Tawangargo, Karangploso, Malang, Indonesia. Many farmers in this region do not thoroughly evaluate the costs and revenues associated with their farming practices, leading to uncertainty regarding the financial feasibility of large red chili farming. The primary aim of this research is to assess the financial feasibility of such farming practices across seasons and to compare their financial viability. The research employs the analysis of the Revenue-to-Cost (R/C) ratio and a paired sample t-test to evaluate the financial feasibility of large red chili farming. Our findings reveal that large red chili farming in both rainy and dry seasons is financially feasible. The R/C ratio for the rainy season is 2.12, and for the dry season, it is 1.51, both of which exceed the critical threshold of 1, indicating the financial feasibility of farming and developing large red chili in this region. The results of the Paired Sample Test demonstrate significant differences in the financial feasibility of large red chili farming between the rainy and dry seasons in Tawangargo, Karangploso, Malang, Indonesia. The average of income per-hectare for large red chili farming is IDR 101,573,764 during the rainy season and IDR 45,393,331 during the dry season.

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Feasibility Analysis of Large Red Chili (Capsicum Annum L.) Farming in Tawangargo, Karangploso, Malang, Indonesia, Across Wet and Dry Seasons

Miranda,

Widyastuti,

Mazwan

2023

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“…The success of chili farming is determined by cultivation techniques, especially in controlling plant pests and diseases, selecting varieties, proper land management and efficient plant fertilization, and adequate irrigation. This is also influenced by the role of farmers in managing their farms which is supported by an irrigation system in which irrigation is very adequate and ready to be processed to plant cayenne pepper (Nurhafsah et al, 2021).…”

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Comparative Study of Chilli Business Before and After Getting Pump Assistance in Pucuk Village, Mojokerto Regency

Purwanti¹

2022

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Irrigation is an important component in supporting and increasing agricultural productivity. The pump irrigation assistance provided by the government is expected to be able to increase the effectiveness of chili farming in Pucuk Village, so the IPAIR payment is planned to launch existing pumping irrigation operations. The purpose of this study was to determine differences in farm income, farming feasibility, and the level of technical efficiency of chili farming before and after the IPAIR payment was made. This research was conducted on 60 respondents who are chili farmers who are members of the Sumber Rejeki farmer group in Pucuk Village. The data analysis methods used are farming analysis & paired t-test, B/C Ratio analysis, and Stochastic Frontier Analysis (SFA) analysis. The results of this study indicate that there is a significant difference in chili farming income, namely the average chili farming income after receiving pump assistance is greater than before. The value of the B/C Ratio B/C Ratio after payment of IPAIR is greater than before paying for IPAIR. Chili farming in Pucuk Village is more technically efficient after the implementation of IPAIR than before the implementation of IPAI with an average technical efficiency value of 79% (< 70%) with a 21% opportunity to increase chili farming productivity.

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“…Jadi tingkat kelayakan usaha perlu diketahui untuk dijadikan sebagai rekomendasi kepada masyarakat yang menerapkan teknik irigasi tetes pada lahan kering dengan budidaya tomat. Hasil penelitian ini juga sejalan dengan kajian yang dilakukan oleh (Nurhafsah et al, 2021)…”

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Economic analysis of tomato cultivation on dryland with drip irrigation technique

Suwati

Muanah²,

Huda³

et al. 2022

J. Agro. Ummat

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Economic analysis is one of the important parameters in applying drip irrigation techniques. For the community, this drip irrigation technique is a new technology so it needs to be analyzed with an economic approach. The purpose of this study was to analyze the economics of tomato cultivation by applying drip irrigation techniques on dry land. The research design used was a Randomized Block Design (RAK) with the following treatments, T1 (beds without mulch), T2, (beds with Straw mulch, and T3 (beds with silver-black plastic mulch). , production costs, farmer's income, and business feasibility by looking at the value of the B/C Ratio. Furthermore, the data from the analysis were tested using mathematical equations with the help of excel. The results of the analysis showed that the highest tomato production by applying drip irrigation techniques was found in T3 with a production yield of 896 quintals/ha with a total cost of IDR 369.000,000/ha, the highest level of income was also found in P3 of IDR 437,4000,000/ha and the highest B/C Ratio value was also found in T3, namely 1.18. So based on the results and discussion it can be concluded that economically for tomato cultivation by applying drip irrigation techniques should use bed cover using mulch a Silver Black Plastic.

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Analisis Usahatani Cabai di Luar Musim Berdasarkan Penerapan Komponen Budidaya Cabai Merah di Provinsi Sulawesi Barat

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Feasibility Analysis of Large Red Chili (Capsicum Annum L.) Farming in Tawangargo, Karangploso, Malang, Indonesia, Across Wet and Dry Seasons

Feasibility Analysis of Large Red Chili (Capsicum Annum L.) Farming in Tawangargo, Karangploso, Malang, Indonesia, Across Wet and Dry Seasons

Comparative Study of Chilli Business Before and After Getting Pump Assistance in Pucuk Village, Mojokerto Regency

Economic analysis of tomato cultivation on dryland with drip irrigation technique

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