Sustaino‐Resilient Agroforestry for Climate Resilience, Food Security and Land Degradation Neutrality

Dinesha, S.; Hosur, Suraj R.; Toushif, P. K.; Bodiga, Divya; Deepthi Dechamma, N. L.; Ashwath, M. N.; Pradhan, Devbratha

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“…Livestock development is part of the development of the agricultural sector which has a strategic role in meeting increasing food needs increases (Dinesha et al, 2024), as well as as a consequence of the increase in population in Indonesia. The development of people's consumption patterns determines policy direction Development in the livestock sub-sector is also experiencing changes (X. .…”

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Development of Institutions, Participation and Independence of Farmers' Groups in Supporting the Palm Cattle Integration Program in Paser Belengkong

Suherman,

Maulana,

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2024

Pancasila Int. J. Appl. Soc. Sci.

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The objectives of the study are: (1) strategies in improving management and changing mindset (2) analyzing the influence of farmer groups that are still unstructured. (3) analyze efforts in fostering independence and participation. (4) analyze the steps in creating social relationships as well as intense communication. The research method used is quantitative method with data collection instruments. The results of the study are: (1) Strategies in improving management and changing mindsets have a significant influence (2) Unstructured institutions can have a negative influence (3) Independence and participation of members can have a negative influence (4) Social relationships and intense communication can have a significant influence on the development of farmer groups. Conclusion: (1) A mindset that has not been well managed will have a negative influence (2) Various efforts need to be made in developing farmer group institutions (3) the ability of farmer groups to make decisions (4) Social relations and communication that are not harmonious and intense can have a negative influence on farmer groups.

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confidence: 99%