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Ernantje Hendrik
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DETERMINANTS OF LABOR ALLOCATION IN LONTAR FARMING IN OETUTULU VILLAGE, NORTHWEST ROTE DISTRICT, ROTE NDAO REGENCY Sinar, Maria Eresta; Suek, Johanna; Bani, Aplonia; Hendrik, Ernantje
Buletin Ilmiah Impas Vol 26 No 3 (2025): Volume: 26 No.: 3 November Edition 2025
Publisher : Undana Press

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35508/impas.v26i3.28335

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Lontar palm is a leading commodity in Rote Ndao Regency, particularly for rural communities that depend on its products, such as palm sugar, palm wine, and handicrafts. However, lontar farming is still carried out traditionally and faces various constraints, including limited equipment, labor availability, and market access that remains suboptimal. The basic method used in this study was descriptive quantitative research. This study aimed to identify the profile of lontar farming, describe the profile of lontar farming, and estimate the determinants of labor allocation in lontar farming. Respondents were selected randomly using a simple random sampling method, involving 55 lontar tappers. The analytical techniques used were man-days (HOK) analysis and multiple linear regression analysis. The results showed that the average labor allocation of lontar farmers was 28.6 man-days per season, with tapping being the activity that absorbed the greatest amount of labor. Based on the multiple linear regression analysis of the seven variables examined, namely age, education, number of family members, labor, farming experience, number of trees, and number of inflorescence clusters per tree, only the number of trees had a significant effect on labor allocation. This means that the more trees tapped by farmers, the greater the labor required.
Co-Authors Bani, Aplonia Bano, Anggelita Bano, Maria Bayu Mahendra Bernadina, Lika Berun, Sepriyandi Prayoga Bria, Klara Seniyanti Budi, Maria Bureni, Eman Nevianus Febi Neonleni Ignatius Sinu Kana, Yenny Raja Kapioru, Charles Kolobani, Matias L. M Riwu Kaho Lika Bernadina Magang, Yesyuru Eka Marthen Robinson Pellokila Maulaling, Yudhi Ariston Maximilian M. J. Kapa Meylan K. Taebenu Nendissa, Doppy Roy Nikolaus, Serman Nomleni, Irma Aprilia Nurwiana, Ida Patrisia Hadia Putri Paulus Un Pudjiastuti, Sondang S.P. Raden Mohamad Herdian Bhakti Riwu, Viceroy Ruben Junior Runu, Emilia Kristi Wela Santhy Chamdra, Santhy Selfius P. N. Nainiti Sinar, Maria Eresta Sirma, Nyoman Suek, Johanna Tanggu Dedo Yeremias Usboko, Maria Melania Wiendiyati Wiendiyati Yakobus C. W. Siubelan, Yakobus C. W. Yuniati Fabiola