INCOME DISTRIBUTION of HOUSEHOLD RICE FARMERS in THE SIAM EPANG VARIETY in SERUYAN HILIR DISTRICT SERUYAN REGENCY

Winarti, Lili; Permadi, Rokhman

doi:10.32528/agribest.v3i1.1945

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“…It means that each corporate farming farmer has perfect equality in terms of income. The findings of Winarti and Permadi (2019) stated that income distribution was even in lowland rice farming. The same thing is explained by Dini, Noor, and Yusuf (2020) that the distribution of household income of lowland rice farmers is at a low inequality, meaning that the distribution of farmers' income is quite good.…”

Section: Income Distribution Of Corporate Farmingmentioning

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Income Distribution of Corporate Farming Model in Central Java

Iskandar

Prasetyowati²,

Ningsih³

2022

AGRISE

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Corporate farming is an agricultural model carried out with the principle of expanding the planting area by eliminating land boundaries. The aim is to improve group production and productivity. This agricultural model is also a solution to the conversion of functions and increasingly massive land fragmentation. As a result, the income obtained by farmers is limited to subsistence land. This study aimed to determine the income distribution of corporate farming model farmers in Sukoharjo Regency, Central Java. Sukoharjo Regency was chosen as the research location with consideration as a national food barn that implements corporate farming. Sampling using a census of 51 farmers. The study results show that farmers' incomes have reached a prosperous degree according to the World Bank's criteria. The distribution of farmers' income is even with a low level of income inequality.

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Section: Income Distribution Of Corporate Farmingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Income Distribution of Corporate Farming Model in Central Java

Iskandar

Prasetyowati²,

Ningsih³

2022

AGRISE

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“…Moreover, human capital changes have been identified as a fundamental factor in reducing income inequality (Nadya & Syafri, 2019). The use of the Lorenz curve to visually represent income distribution and the impact of structural changes on income inequality in Jawa Barat have been studied (Winarti & Permadi, 2019; Putri & Monika, 2022). Furthermore, the economic benefits of natural tourism activities in fulfilling household expenditure and national park conservation have been analyzed (Istiqomah et al, 2019).…”

Section: Income Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

Application of Linear Programming to Optimize Sugarcane Production and Sugarcane Farming Income at HGU Jengkol PT. Perkebunan Nusantara X

Aji,

Tjahaja Amir,

Hendrarini

2023

JEFMS

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Sugar production in Indonesia is currently unable to meet domestic needs, even though the potential demand for domestic sugar is still relatively high. Therefore, targeted efforts are needed to predict the decline in sugar production. One of the efforts in that direction is to optimize sugarcane production of HGU Djengkol PT Perkebunaan Nusantara X. This research aims to maximize income and increase sugarcane production by optimizing the area per crop category/ This research was carried out at HGU Djengkol PT Perkebunan Nusantara X. This research will take place from October 2023 to November 2023. The data collected is in the form of secondary data, namely sugarcane production data and income for the 2022 growing season, climate/weather data, and area per crop category. The data analysis method used is Linear Programming using POM software for Windows. The results showed that optimization of the broad composition per plant category can increase the income of HGU Djengkol by 107%, with actual income of Rp. 26,974,475,108, - after being optimized to Rp. 28,817,240,000,-, to get maximum income, by eliminating the category of ratoon 2 plants with a combination of area per category of plants Pure PC 30%, PC BR, 5%, RT 1 35% and Lahan Bero 30%. can increase HGU Djengkol sugarcane production by 102% with actual sugarcane production of 100,488 tons after being optimized to 102,432 tons.

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INCOME DISTRIBUTION of HOUSEHOLD RICE FARMERS in THE SIAM EPANG VARIETY in SERUYAN HILIR DISTRICT SERUYAN REGENCY

Cited by 2 publications

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Income Distribution of Corporate Farming Model in Central Java

Income Distribution of Corporate Farming Model in Central Java

Application of Linear Programming to Optimize Sugarcane Production and Sugarcane Farming Income at HGU Jengkol PT. Perkebunan Nusantara X

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