Climate change impacts and the rice farmers' responses at irrigated upstream and downstream in Indonesia

Arifah,; Salman, Darmawan; Yassi, Abdul Hakim; Bahsar-Demmallino, Eymal

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2022.e11923

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“…Contributions that have not been maximized indicate that there is potential for agricultural productivity to be run better or that the agricultural sector needs to be able to provide added value to agricultural products [39,40]. In essence, agricultural products are only limited to upstream products, while their development at the downstream level has yet to be systematically connected, even though downstream products are a need for every consumer [41]. At the downstream level, this can increase farmers' income because raw materials can be transformed into industrial products [42,43].…”

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Reformulation of Persimmon Value-Added Model: Product Downstream Development Strategy for Farmers in East Java, Indonesia

Asmy,

Rauf,

Rahmawaty

et al. 2024

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This research aims to reformulate the value-added model of persimmon fruit as an instrument to increase farmers’ income by developing a product downstream strategy. This research was conducted in Malang and Tulungagung in East Java through observation and interviews. Then, we used SWOT analysis technique (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) to identify various factors in reformulating and developing strategies systematically. The results show that farmers must consider product diversification, improved quality and packaging, certification and label, increased nutritional value, marketing and promotion, network and partnership development, training and capacity building, access to capital and financing, research and innovation, and farmer empowerment. Then, in downstream development, it is necessary to carry out strategies in the form of increased production quality, sustainable agricultural practices, processed product development, preparation of partnerships with private parties, effective marketing and promotion, intelligent packaging, product diversification, logistics and distribution optimization, business and financial management, and organic and sustainable certification. This research also identified that persimmon fruit production has great potential, with a large amount land and a high amount of production. In addition, various downstream persimmon products in the form of processed food and beverages can provide significant added value and have the potential to increase farmers’ incomes.

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Reformulation of Persimmon Value-Added Model: Product Downstream Development Strategy for Farmers in East Java, Indonesia

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Rauf,

Rahmawaty

et al. 2024

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“…However, this method results in a 33% increase in water consumption compared to conventional irrigation. Climatic conditions, such as solar radiation and wind speed, affect the effectiveness of water supply [22]- [25]. This influences evaporation and the water needs of the rice plants [24]- [34].…”

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Internet of things-based rice field irrigation evaporation monitoring system

Aisyah,

Widya Pratama,

Rahmadhana

et al. 2024

Bulletin EEI

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The urgency for efficient irrigation in Indonesia’s agriculture sector, particularly in paddy fields, is evident. However, existing methods for monitoring water levels are antiquated, often requiring manual measurements with a ruler. This research introduces a comprehensive “monitoring system for light intensity and water temperature as an analysis of evaporation for rice irrigation based on the internet of things”. The system integrates various sensors an anemometer for wind speed, an ultrasonic sensor for water level, a DS18B20 waterproof sensor for water temperature, and a GY-8511 sensor for sunlight intensity. All data are collected by an Arduino Mega controller, connected to an ESP32 for transmitting the readings to the Blynk app and an I2C 20×4 liquid crystal display (LCD) screen. The control mechanism employs a closed-loop system with a direct current (DC) motor actuator to operate the water gate, which can also be manually controlled via a cellphone. The system effectively meets daily evapotranspiration requirements of 1.44 mm, with optimal conditions yielding water levels of 3 cm, water temperatures of 38.53 °C, sunlight intensity of 4.59 mW/cm², and wind speed of 0.21 m/s.

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“…Irrigation and rice-planting schedules are critical for regulating and monitoring water-related activities in irrigated rice fields and ensuring a reliable long-term water supply throughout the rice-growing season. Owing to the threat posed by climate change to water resources in rice production, reassessment of regional irrigation plans and cropping strategies is essential (Arifah et al, 2022;Firdaus et al, 2020;Rusli et al, 2022). A robust reporting mechanism for multiple irrigation system levels is necessary to assess the effectiveness and outcomes of the newly implemented management strategies.…”

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Efficient agricultural monitoring: a methodology for assessing individual farmer adherence to rice-planting schedule for tertiary irrigation system under the Muda Irrigation Scheme using Earth observation datasets

Zahir,

Somura,

Moroizumi

2024

Hydrological Research Letters

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The tertiary irrigation system (TIS) was designed for the Muda Irrigation Scheme (MIS) to distribute irrigation water to farmers' fields to ensure the reliability of water supply for cultivating rice paddies twice a year. Variability in farming practices, influenced by farmer autonomy along the tertiary canal adds complexity and uncertainty to adherence monitoring. Traditional on-site data collection methods are limited in scope and efficiency, whereas Earth observation (EO) enables continuous monitoring. In this study, we introduced a methodology that uses EO datasets to monitor individual field adherence to rice-planting schedules under TIS. These tools improve the monitoring of rice-planting schedule adherence by identifying non-adherent fields for further countermeasures. This study highlights the potential use of EO datasets and advanced data processing techniques for efficient agricultural monitoring.

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Climate change impacts and the rice farmers' responses at irrigated upstream and downstream in Indonesia

Cited by 23 publications

References 53 publications

Reformulation of Persimmon Value-Added Model: Product Downstream Development Strategy for Farmers in East Java, Indonesia

Reformulation of Persimmon Value-Added Model: Product Downstream Development Strategy for Farmers in East Java, Indonesia

Internet of things-based rice field irrigation evaporation monitoring system

Efficient agricultural monitoring: a methodology for assessing individual farmer adherence to rice-planting schedule for tertiary irrigation system under the Muda Irrigation Scheme using Earth observation datasets

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