Transformation of Fallow Yard Become Potential for Agribusiness of Dragon Fruit

Abstract

The development of Dragon fruit plant can be a starting point which have an impact on the income of the local community in the rural area. The purpose of this research is to examine the level of profits from the transformation of the fallow yard into a potential for sustainability of Dragon fruit plant. This study is designed using survey approach, which was carried out in the village of Banuroja sub-district of Randangan Regency Marisa. The sample is 48 respondents specified from 30% of the total population (160 farmers). The data analyzed with acceptance analysis, income, B/C ratio and R/C Ratio. The results showed that: the average farming total cost is Rp 2,677,794/year, average admission is Rp 8,495,292/year, the average income of farming the dragon fruit in the yard is the Rp 5,817,498/year. Analysis of R/C ratio values acquired for 3.2 while the value of the B/C ratio obtained is 2.2. This indicates that the Dragon fruit farming in bero grounds that are done by the farmers of the village of Banuroja is feasible to be developed. For increased profits of farming needed a touch of technology and strategic management of agribusiness-based yard management.

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