Utilization of Home Yard Land With Vegetable Cultivation to Improve Family Economy

Pagiu, Chrismesi; Pundissing, Rati; Allo, Dian Tangke; Kannapadang, Dwibin; Lotong, Yohanis

doi:10.52970/grcsd.v2i1.177

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“…Home industries generally concentrate activities in a particular family home; usually, the employees live not far from the production house. Industrialization is economic development through the transformation of energy resources and activities that are used as an effort to multiply products (Pagiu et al, 2022); (Nasir et al, 2021). Industrialization is seen in the change from labor-intensive to capital-intensive methods.…”

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Making Ant Sugar from Brown Sugar for Partner Groups in Paddinding Village, Takalar Regency, South Sulawesi Province

Lantara

Arfah

2022

GRCSD

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The Social Service program to be developed is Ant Sugar Manufacturing in Takalar regency. The manufacture of ant sugar uses brown sugar as raw material. Apart from being sweet, ant sugar has a distinctive aroma and is more durable. This ant sugar can be made using simple technology and equipment, so it is very easy to develop by the Paddingnging Village Partner Group, Sandrobone District, Takalar Regency to become new entrepreneurs who will be able to increase income/income, as well as improve the community's economy. This ant sugar product has the opportunity to be marketed in stores because it is generally liked by the public and can improve public health as well as has a long shelf life and is practical in its use. To solve this problem requires knowledge, skills and mastery of technology, especially Appropriate Technology or technology that is easily applied in society. Ant Sugar product processing can be done using simple technology so it is easy to develop.

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Making Ant Sugar from Brown Sugar for Partner Groups in Paddinding Village, Takalar Regency, South Sulawesi Province

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Arfah

2022

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Vegetable Cultivation as A Solution to The Problem of Poverty in Indonesia

Sabrina,

Nurhayati

2024

RGSA

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Objective: The increasing number of poor people in urban areas always creates new problems in society. So there is a need for solutions from various fields, both in the economic, social, environmental, and climate change fields. This research found one way that planting vegetables in the yard is considered a solution to the problem of poverty. Theoretical framework: This research found a plan for planting vegetables in the yard to be a guide for those who are interested in carrying it out. By planting vegetables in the yard of the house, it is considered that the problem of poverty in the city can be slightly resolved. Method: This study uses a qualitative method. 83 research informants were low-income residents of the slum area of Medan City, and literature data about strategies for overcoming poverty through gardening in the yard of the house further strengthened this data collection. Results and conclusion: The results of this study found that planting vegetables in the yard can contribute to overcoming problems of income, purchasing power, nutrition, health, environmental sanitation, and climate change. Implications of the research: So research on vegetable cultivation is considered one of the strategies for overcoming the problems of malnutrition and poverty. Originality/value: This research will be a lesson on how to independently carry out a planting system in your own yard.

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Utilization of Home Yard Land With Vegetable Cultivation to Improve Family Economy

Cited by 2 publications

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Making Ant Sugar from Brown Sugar for Partner Groups in Paddinding Village, Takalar Regency, South Sulawesi Province

Making Ant Sugar from Brown Sugar for Partner Groups in Paddinding Village, Takalar Regency, South Sulawesi Province

Vegetable Cultivation as A Solution to The Problem of Poverty in Indonesia

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