JURNAL AGRIBISNIS DAN PEMBANGUNAN PERTANIAN (AGRIBUSINESS AND AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL) (AADJ)
Jurnal Agribisnis dan Pembangunan Pertanian (Agribusiness and Agricultural Development Journal) (AADJ) adalah media informasi dan penyebaran hasil penelitian-penelitian agribisnis, sosial ekonomi pertanian dan pembangunan pertanian dengan tujuan untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan dan keterampilan para peneliti profesional di bidang agribisnis, sosial ekonomi pertanian dan pembangunan pertanian
CORN AGRIBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY IN WEST SUMBAWA DISTRICT
West Sumbawa Regency has the potential market for corn producers to supply various regions, but corn agribusiness is carried out on a small scale, because there are still many problems faced by corn farmers, especially the future development of corn in the face of increasingly strong market competition in line with the era of globalization and free trade and changes Other strategic environments that directly or indirectly affect the development of maize, innovations are needed, including the provision of resources, governance / managerial, availability of facilities / infrastructure, availability of seeds and managing agriculture with renewable technological innovations to spur productivity. therefore a strategy is needed in developing corn agribusiness in West Sumbawa, by using a SWOT analysis to obtain a strategy by maintaining existing markets by creating new markets through improving the quality and quantity of productivity and utilizing the availability of human resources to supply demand at high prices.
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SOCIAL CAPITAL STRENGTH STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPMENT KOPERASI PONDOK PESANTREN IN WEST SUMBAWA DISTRICT
Development of Islamic Boarding Schools Cooperation through strengthening social capital is an important thing to do. Strategies for strengthening social capital include strengthening trusts, norms, and networks on Islamic Boarding Schools Cooperation. His is important to do because the existing social capital cannot yet be fully utilized in the context of developing on Islamic Boarding Schools Cooperation to develop business units owned. The purpose of this study are as follows: (1) analyze the conditions of social capital in Islamic Boarding School Cooperation; (2) analyze the performance of Islamic Boarding School Cooperation in developing productive businesses, and (3) formulate strategies for developing of Islamic boarding schools cooperation through strengthening social capital. This research is a descriptive study using a qualitative and quantitative research approach. Qualitative data collection is done by using document studies, observations, in-depth interviews, and Focus Group Discussions as well as quantitative data collection using a questionnaire. The results of this study indicate that the social capital of Islamic Boarding School Cooperation on the aspect of trust is quite strong, while the norm and network aspects are not yet strong enough to support the success and development of productive enterprises or Islamic Boarding School Cooperation business units. Islamic Boarding School Cooperation has a performance and is not optimal in developing its own productive businesses. With this performance, each Islamic Boarding School Cooperation has advantages and disadvantages in the process of developing a productive business owned. The strategy for developing Islamic Boarding Schools Cooperation through social capital is carried out in a participatory manner by taking into account the potential of the board and members as well as the business units they have. The strategies formulated as follows: (1) strengthening of trust in Islamic Boarding School Cooperation; (2) strengthening norms in Islamic Boarding School Cooperation; and (3) strengthening the Islamic Boarding School Cooperation network.
RESPONSE OF FOUR SOYBEAN VARIETIES TO SEVERAL TECHNIQUES OF APPLICATION OF ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZA FUNGAL INOCULANT
To anticipatenational shortages of soybean, but still consider the ecological balance, the biofertilizer technology packages “Technofert” containing arbuscular mycorrhiza fungi (AMF) need tobe considered. This research aimed to examine responses of four soybean varieties to application of AMF inoculant, by conducting a field experiment designed according to Split Plot Design, with two treatment factors and three replications. Soybean varieties were placed as the main plot, consisting of four varieties, i.e.Anjasmoro, Argomulyo, Wilis, and Burangrang, while techniques of AMF application as the sub-plots, consisting of five treatments, i.e. as seed coating (M1), in the planting hole (M2), on therow (M3), atthe time of tillage (M4), andwithout application of mycorrhizal (M0). The results showed that Anjasmoro, followed by Argomulyo and Willis, were the most responsive soybean varieties to mycorrhizal application. Application of AMF inoculant during soil tillage was better than application in rows, which was better than inplanting holes and seedcoating, in improving growt hand yield of soybean. Soybean responses to AMF application techniques were dependent on the variety of soybean. Wilis was highly responsive to AMF application, especially application during soil tillage, compared with other treatments, but the highest yield was shown by Grobogan and Anjasmoro varieties with the application of AMF in the planting hole.
STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH PRIVATE VOCATIONAL COMMODITIES IN WEST SUMBAWA DISTRICT
Based on the interpretation of aerial photographs and TM Landsat imagery, West Sumbawa Regency has several areas whose altitude reaches 586 - 800 m above sea level, and is able to produce (produce) food crops such as corn, coffee plantations, candlenut, fruits and vegetables. However, the amount of production of upland commodities in West Sumbawa Regency is still far from the amount of demand, because the value of production is still relatively small. Therefore an analysis is needed in determining the superior plateau of agricultural commodities and the strategy of developing highland superior agricultural commodities in West Sumbawa Regency using AHP and SWOT. From the results of the analysis, it is found that the superior agricultural commodity in the highlands of West Sumbawa Regency is coffee, while the strategy that must be used is to improve quality and strength by increasing the activeness of farmer groups in order to obtain price information by proper harvesting in the face of climate change.
Supply Chain Analysis and Increase of Value Added on Coffee Agroindustry (Case Study in Tambora Village, Pekat District, Dompu Regency of West Nusa Tenggara). The supply chain determines the success rate of an agricultural commodity. This study aims to examine the condition of the supply chain through the processing of coffee beans. Includes the efficiency of coffee marketing in Tambora Village. This research was conducted on June - July 2017 at Tambora Village, Pekat Subdistrict, Dompu Regency, Nusa Tengga Barat with respondent of coffee supply chain: farmers, village collectors, sub-district collectors, wholesalers, exporters and manufacturers, coffee agroindustry. Data analysis used is qualitative descriptive analysis, improvement analysis. The results of the research show that there are 3 (three) robusta coffee supply chain grooves: 1. Coffee farmers - Dusun / desa collector collectors - District level collectors - Large traders in Sumbawa Besar - Exporters and manufacturers in Surabaya 2. Coffee farmers - Kecamatan - Large traders in Sumbawa Besar - Exporters and manufacturers in Surabaya. 3. Coffee farmers – Kecamatan - level traders - Home industry in Dompu and Bima districts - Markets (retail, minimarket,) - Consumers. The added value of UD coffee agro-industry. Lamonda of Rp16,742.30 and UD. Nogo Sosro Rp30,150. Marketing efficiency at UD. Lamonda 3.62% and UD. Nogo Sosro 4.48%.