Faktor Kesesuaian Dengan Kebutuhan Petani Dalam Keputusan Adopsi Inovasi Pola Tanam Jajar Legowo (Studi Kasus Petani Padi Di Kecamatan Widang, Kabupaten Tuban)

Abstract

Engineering cropping is an effort to improve agricultural productivity. In this document, the farmers are recommended perception of Jajar Legowo an alternative pattern rice cultivation by the government (Department of Agriculture). The new cropping patterns promotes the planting of two or more rows of plants that are deliberately aligned left blank with a longitudinal space. These cropping patterns were in the villages in the district Widang (Kabupatan Tuban) introduced in November 2015 on the results of a study, scattered on some farmers contacts This paper is based on the characteristics to be assessed, of what is considered by farmers to be important in the cultivation pattern assigned Jajar Legowo. The survey was conducted with the 30 contact farmers conducted a questionnaire with answers to questions that are closed, and comes to answer an open question.The results of this study show that one of the features Jajar Legowo that compatibility is a high level. Generally looked farmers that the productivity of the fields is not a problem by itself, because the productivity of the fields in this location is relatively high. In addition, the farmers are not willing to a new way of working, to designate the fields that are the need for the capacity of farmer contact with new techniques such as cropping patterns or replace the introduced technology to increase advice to farmers. The authors conclude that farmers hesitate to use these innovations because they do not fit the needs of farmers and relatively complicated process.

Examining the Relationship Between Innovation Characteristics and Extension Support When Using Jajar Legowo as an Agricultural Innovation

“…Farmers perceive the system as compatible with their established farming practices despite a slight variation. The phenomenon contradicts research by Malahayatin & Cahyono (2017) that farmers do not use Jajar Legowo because it is not in line with their farm behavior.…”

“…Despite the proven effectiveness of 'Jajar Legowo' elsewhere, its implementation in Pangkal Jaya faces challenges. Furthermore, apart from that, previous research only partially evaluated the aspects that support the implementation of innovation, namely only the extension support (Faqih et al, 2015;Nurfathiyah & Rendra, 2020) and farmers' perceptions of the innovation (Gunawan et al, 2017;Malahayatin & Cahyono, 2017;Setiawan et al, 2020;Usman et al, 2021). This makes it possible to carry out further research regarding extension support, strategies to increase farmer perception, and the sustainability of the implementation of innovation.…”

Agroforestry Innovation through Planned Farmer Behavior: Trimming in Pine–Coffee Systems

“…Typically, previous studies used "perception" and/or "attitude "as a determinant of adoption [37][38][39][40]. The TBP allows the variables of attitudes, subjective norms, and, perceived behavioral control to be combined as determinants of intention [41,42].…”

The Entrepreneurial Behavior of Semi-Organic Rice Farmers In Bantul Regency

“…In the research location, there are some farmers who have not implemented the Tajarwo system on the grounds because the Tajarwo planting system in addition to requiring a lot of seeds is difficult to conduct, making many planting workers uneager to use the system. Farmers are reluctant to implement these innovations because they are not in line with what is needed and are relatively complicated to work on [11]. Therefore, strong motivation is needed so that all farmers want to implement it.…”