2019
DOI: 10.33230/jlso.7.1.2018.364
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Rehabilitasi Kolong Pasca Penambangan Timah dengan Teknologi Pertanian Terapung pada Budidaya Tanaman Selada Merah Keriting di Provinsi Bangka Belitung

Abstract: Syafrullah et al, 2018. Rehabilitation of Pit After Tin Mining by Floating Agriculture Technology at Red Curly Lettuce Cultivation in the Bangka Belitung Province. JLSO 7(1):Bangka Belitung Province is the largest tin producer in Indonesia. After tin mining was formed pit/under the surface of the earth . This pit potential was quite large, especially under the colonies near the settlement, in addition to fishery business could also be used with floating plant cultivation. The purpose of this research was to ge… Show more

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“…Penduduk pedesaan yang semula bermata pencaharian sebagai petani atau nelayan beralih menjadi penambang timah. Sehingga lebih dari 50% penduduk desa-desa di seluruh wilayah Bangka Belitung menggantungkan hidupnya pada TI (Syafrullah et al, 2019).…”
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“…Penduduk pedesaan yang semula bermata pencaharian sebagai petani atau nelayan beralih menjadi penambang timah. Sehingga lebih dari 50% penduduk desa-desa di seluruh wilayah Bangka Belitung menggantungkan hidupnya pada TI (Syafrullah et al, 2019).…”
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“…Cultivation of organic vegetables on floating system is possible and could produce relatively similar yield with direct plants cultivation in land (Marlina and Aminah, 2015). Vegetable cultivation system had been reported for spinach (Syafrullah, 2014), chili (Siaga et al, 2017), red lettuce (Syafrullah et al, 2018), green eggplant (Jaya et al, 2019), green nut, water spinach, and green mustard (Lituañas et al, 2019). The preference of local farmers in riparian wetland for vegetable cultivation is high.…”
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confidence: 99%