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Technical Efficiency of Palm Oil Production in West Kalimantan Ismiasih, Ismiasih
HABITAT Vol 28, No 3 (2017)
Publisher : Department of Social Economy, Faculty of Agriculture , University of Brawijaya

This research aims to analyze the technical efficiency and source of technical inefficiency of palm oil production. The data used are secondary data from agricultural census survey in 2013 with a sample of 1229 farmer. Technical efficiency is measured by using stochastic frontier production function and is estimated using MLE method assuming that Cobb-Doughlas is the functional form of palm oil. From the research result, it is known that the factors that influence the technical efficiency of palm oil production in West Kalimantan Province are a number of productive trees, plant age, urea fertilizer, SP36, NPK, labor and dummy pesticide.Â Furthermore, variables of the percentage of own capital, membership of cooperative and membership of contract farming are influencing to reduce technical inefficiency. Therefore, efforts to improve the technical efficiency is to increase the role of the cooperative to its members, and increase the involvement of palm oil farmers in the plasma pattern.

Effectiveness of Interpersonal Communication of Head of Farmer Group To Maintaining Existence Sidodadi Farmer Group Prasetyo, Agus Subhan; Safitri, Reza; Hidayat, Kliwon
HABITAT Vol 28, No 3 (2017)
Publisher : Department of Social Economy, Faculty of Agriculture , University of Brawijaya

The success of the farmer group depends on communication skills of the head of farmer group. Hence, the head of Sidodadi farmer group need a right communication to convey the information to group members. Appropriate communication will affect the members to receive a message delivered by the head of Sidodadi farmer group properly. Either communication do by the head of the Sidodadi farmer group is interpersonal communication. This research aims to describe the farmerâ€™s group effectiveness of interpersonal communication to keep Sidodadi farmersâ€™ group maintained. The analysis method that used in this research was descriptive analysis. The result of this research shows that interpersonal communication the head of Sidodadi farmer group has been effective. Effectiveness of interpersonal communication the head of Sidodadi farmer group can be seen from the attitude of the head of Sidodadi farmer group such as open attitude, empathy attitude, support attitude, positive attitude and equality attitude. With the effectiveness of interpersonal communication, the head of the farmer group made the existence of head of Sidodadi farmer group to be maintained.

Changes in Socio-Economic and Cultural Behavior of Female Indonesian Migrant Workers Sukesi, Keppi; Setyowati, Endang; Wahyuningtyas, Agustina Shinta Hartati; Baladina, Nur
HABITAT Vol 28, No 3 (2017)
Publisher : Department of Social Economy, Faculty of Agriculture , University of Brawijaya

Indonesian Migrant Workers (BMI) is a development hero that contributes to reducing the national poverty rate; however, the departure of BMI abroad has an impact on the change of BMI and their families. This study aims to analyze the changes that occur in the socio-economic and cultural sectors. The results showed that there was a change of socio-economic and cultural behavior of full-time BMI women in the village of Majangtengah after they returned to the area of origin. Social change occurs in the family to the community. At the family level there is a change in the structure and function of the family because of the absence of a mother in the household. The core family structure is transformed into a widespread family, with no mother, the BMI who joins the family of origin. The second structure is to survive with the core family minus the mother, or father to be single parent. The third form is the children living alone at home because there is no parent or relative guarding.

Allocative and Technical Efficiency Analysis of Cassava Farming in Bitefa Village, East Miofamo District, Middle North Timor Muhaimin, Abdul Wahib
HABITAT Vol 28, No 3 (2017)
Publisher : Department of Social Economy, Faculty of Agriculture , University of Brawijaya

Cassava is a food crop with great economic value since its cost is affordable and has been passed down to the generation.Â People at Bitefa village are majority a farmer who depends their life on agriculture to meet the needs. Problems faced by farmers in farming cassava at Bitefa village are farming management that is not in accordance with the guidelines and the use of factors of production that is not suitable for the dose recommended. This suggests that the use of factors of production are not efficient. Research objectives are: (1) to analyze the factors that affect the production of cassava, (2) to analyze the level of allocative and technical efficiency, (3) to analyze factors that affect technical inefficiency. The efficient use of factors of production is expected to increase production and income for farmers of cassava. The result obtained using stochastic frontier production function analysis is that the influence of cassava farming real production is the production of land and seeds. Meanwhile, labor, cost factors and the use of manure have no effect on the real production of cassava. The technical efficiency level of cassava farming in the research area is the lowest by 0.80 of which amounted to 0.99. While the level of NPMxPx for land use allocative efficiency is 1 so that the allocation of land use in the area of research has not been efficient. NPMxPx for the use of seed allocation is 1 so that the use of seedlings is also not efficient. Nonformal education influence is real and marked positive effect against inefficiency. Formal education is marked negative but having a real effect against the inefficiency. Farmer's age is marked negative and not real, while the experience and the number of family members are marked positive but having no real effect on the production of cassava.

Potential Market Willingness to Pay Through Edutourism Plan at CV. Damarayu Malang District Mutiaristi, Like; Anindita, Ratya; Nugroho, Condro Puspo
HABITAT Vol 28, No 3 (2017)
Publisher : Department of Social Economy, Faculty of Agriculture , University of Brawijaya

Edutourism is a necessity for kindergarten school, and enteprise can develop edutourism for kindergarten school as their potential market. This fact is crucial to observe to encounter potential market with enteprise that can supply their needs and both can get profit from the edutourism. By that background, this research are going to find valuation of the edutourism plan by potential market willingness to pay (WTP), to know factors that influence potential market WTP and to know potential market segmentation that declare willing to pay the edutourism. This research uses quantitative approach, analyzed by contingent valuation method and logistic regression analysis. The potential market in this research are kindergarten school in Pakisaji sub-district that have outingclass program. The finding revealed that economic value of the edutourism is more than the price target. Factors that influence potential market WTP are teachers education background, school fee per month, and ability to pay. Segmentation of the edutourism plan are kindergarten school with standard teacherâs education background in bachelor degree, categorized in low price school fee and already have ability to pay the edutourism.

Analysis of Strawberry Farmerâs Satisfaction for Utilization of âXâ Fungicide in Pandanrejo Village, Batu City Prihatmojo, Baskoro Aji; Anindita, Ratya
HABITAT Vol 28, No 3 (2017)
Publisher : Department of Social Economy, Faculty of Agriculture , University of Brawijaya

The objective of this research are to understand some factors that are affecting strawberry farmers satisfaction in utilization of âXâ fungicide and the level of farmer satisfaction. The location of this research in Pandanrejo Village, Batu City with 50 respndents. The method which was used in this research are decriptive statistics, Logistic Regression, and Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI). Measuring factors that affect satisfaction used four dummy variables, such as education level, group refference, training experience, and information source. And then to measure the level of satisfaction used variable of product attributes such as variety of product size, composition, expire date, procedure, permite of distribution, product availability, benefit, product information, completeness, rate of extermination ,and price. The result of logistic regression that group reference and source information are affecting the satisfaction of strawberry farmer. The obtained result of Customer Satisfaction Index method got 73,43% which means that strawberry farmer are satisfied with fungicide âXâ.

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