<strong>Vol</strong>. 25, <strong>No</strong>. 1, <strong>2008</strong> Indonesian Agricultural Research Abstracts Q00 PROCESSING OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Q02 FOOD PROCESSING AND PRESERVATION ............................................................. 60 Q03 FOOD CONTAMINATION AND TOXICOLOGY ....................................................... 63 Q04 FOOD COMPOSITION .................................................................................................. 64 Q60 PROCESSING OF NON-FOOD OR NON-FEED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS .... 66 Q70 PROCESSING OF AGRICULTURAL WASTES .......................................................... 67 AUTHOR INDEX .............................................................................................................................. 71 CORPORATE BODY INDEX ......................................................................................................... 79 SUBJECT INDEX ............................................................................................................................. 81 JOURNAL INDEX ............................................................................................................................ 93 ii
Indonesian Agricultural Research Abstracts <strong>Vol</strong>. 25, <strong>No</strong>. 1, <strong>2008</strong> E10 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AND POLICIES 001 KOMAR, D. Analisis finansial usaha tani lili lokal dan impor. [Financial analysis of local and import lily agribusiness]/Komar, D.; Nurmalinda; Basuki, R.S. (Balai Penelitian Tanaman Hias, Cianjur (Indonesia)) 6 tables; 13 ref. Summaries (En, In). [Proceedings of the national seminar of floriculture: to develop floriculture industry which have competitive ability through national potential-based technology innovation application]. Prosiding seminar nasional florikultura: membangun industri florikultura yang berdaya saing melalui penerapan inovasi teknologi berbasis potensi nasional/Balai Penelitian Tanaman Hias, Cianjur. Cianjur: Balithi, 2004: p. 301-308. LILIUM LONGIFLORUM; ECONOMIC ANALYSIS; FARMING SYSTEMS; PRODUCTION COSTS; INCOME; LAND USE; PROFITABILITY; IMPORTS. The aim of this research was to find out the cost and income, break event point and minimum acreage of lily businessman. This research was conducted in two locations, namely Ciputri experimental field, and farmer's field in Cisarua, Lembang and Salabintana, Sukabumi, West Java. The research done at Ciputri was a case study using survey method consisting of two steps, namely presurvey and survey, started from January to December 2003. Data were taken from primary and secondary sources. Primary data were taken from 15 farmers, by direct interview using prior prepared questionnaire. Secondary data were taken from institutions and references related to this study. Sample was taken with purposive random sampling. Data were analyzed using R/C ratio analyzing of break event point and minimum acreage. The result concluded that the biggest part of production cost spent for seeds e.g. 76.75% for local lily and 84.90% for imported lily. The break event point of local lily was prompted of price level of Rp 1,074.1 per piece, productivity of 9.700 flowers per 100 m 2 . Production value was Rp 10,418,770 and cost production was Rp 10,418,500. The price of imported lily was about Rp 6,829,2 per piece, productivity of 4.009 piece per 100 m 2 . Production value was Rp 27,378,263 per 100 m 2 and cost production was Rp 27,378,110 per 100 m 2 . The minimum farm size area of local lily on lowest price was Rp 1,000 per piece, the minimum farm size area was negative. The minimum farmer size area of lily asiatic on lowest price Rp 8,500 per flowers was 55 m 2 , which was still narrower than the average of 100 m 2 . It means that the lowest price, the income target could still be achieved. E12 LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT 002 YUSDJA, Y. Analisis peluang peningkatan kesempatan kerja dan pendapatan petani melalui pengelolaan usaha tani bersama. [Analysis of opportunity in increasing employment and farmers' income through group farming systems]/Yusdja, Y.; Basuno, E.; Ariani, M.; Purwantini, T.B. (Pusat Penelitian dan Pengembangan Sosial Ekonomi Pertanian, Bogor (Indonesia)) 13 tables; 19 ref. Summaries (En, In). Jurnal Agro Ekonomi (Indonesia) ISSN 0216-9053 (2004) v. 22(1): p. 1-25. AGRICULTURAL POLICIES; FARM INCOME; FARMING SYSTEMS; FARMER ASSOCIATIONS; EMPLOYMENT; COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS. Poverty alleviation efforts are not only government responsibility, but also the responsibility of community in general, farmers in particular. This particular research aimed to analyse the benefit of group farming systems in increasing production, return and employment opportunity. For this purpose, mathematical programming is used to analyse the benefit of group farming system. Research was conducted in the PATANAS Villages, two in West Java and another two in Central Java. Results indicated that partnership among farmers could practically be implemented and could increase production by 5 to 10%, profit by 18 to 30% and employment opportunity by 20 to 30%. Therefore, farmers partnership could assist and speed up poverty alleviation program in the rural areas. This particular analysis in the same time also indicated that in facts an individual rice field farming is inefficient in terms the use of production cost, fertilizers application and also inefficient in land allocation. Policy implication of this study is that farmers was suggested to practice group farming system. It would assure increase in 1
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