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Journal : AbdimasMu UMTAS: Journal of Community Service

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Processing of Nutmeg Skins into Sweets to Develop the Creative Economy of the Cijeruk Village Community Nuriyah, Winda; Risna, Siti Nurahmah; Novi Silmi, Pebriyani; Hasanah, Nauriatul; Fika, Rafikawati; Widya, Imardhea; Lestari, Asti Tri
AbdimasMu UMTAS Vol. 2 No. 1 (2023): AbdimasMu UMTAS: Journal Of Community Service
Publisher : LPPM Universitas Muhammadiyah Tasikmalaya

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35568/q26ahs10

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One of the uses of nutmeg skin is to process it into sweets. This community service was carried out in Cijeruk Village, Dayeuh Luhur District, Cilacap Regency, Central Java Province. The implementation of this community service activity aims to determine the extent to which the community develops nutmeg so that it can become a source of community economy. The people in Cijeruk Village only use the seeds and mace so that the nutmeg skin itself is not used as an economic source. With the condition of the people who have limited knowledge, we took the initiative to make sweets made from nutmeg skin as the use and material for the community's economy in the future. The implementation of this community service activity began by looking for samples of nutmeg skins that could be made into sweets by asking for help from the heads of farmer groups in Cibengang Hamlet. After getting a sample of nutmeg skin, we immediately started the process of making candied nutmeg skin so that it could be immediately socialized and become a source of community income. The results of this community service show that public knowledge in the field of nutmeg increases with the socialization of making candied nutmeg peel. Therefore, people will increase their economic income by marketing candied nutmeg peel
Potential Analysis and Development of Educational Tourism Objects for Citaman Indah Coffee Plantation, Cijeruk Village Ami, Ashari; Aan, Andriana; Mochamad, Wildan Alimufti; Ahmad, Sidiq; Annisa Icha, Nurul; Lestari, Asti Tri
AbdimasMu UMTAS Vol. 2 No. 2 (2023): AbdimasMu UMTAS: Journal Of Community Service
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35568/bbmsp704

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 The potential of coffee plantations to become an educational tourism object is very high. This community service was carried out in Cijeruk Village, Dayeuh Luhur District, Cilacap Regency, Central Java Province. Cijeruk Village is located in the westernmost part of Cilacap Regency and Central Java which is directly adjacent to West Java Province. Its territory is in a mountain valley which is a series of three corner mountains. The altitude of the Cijeruk village area is between 200-1,200 m above sea level with several mountain peaks such as Mount Subang (1,206m), Mount Karang Gumantung (1,185m), Mount Palasari (1,062m) and others. Cijeruk Village is one of the villages that has high natural tourism potential, but has not developed into a mainstay tourist village. The objectives of this service are (1) to identify the potential of the Citaman Indah coffee garden educational tourism object, (2) to identify the problems that become obstacles in the development of the coffee plantation educational tourism object, and (3) to determine the priority scale for the development of the Citaman coffee garden educational tourism object. Beautiful. The results obtained (1) The potential of the Citaman Indah coffee plantation educational tourism object is quite high, but the tourism object has not been managed. (2) The obstacles faced are quite diverse, starting from internal factors: wild animals such as wild boars are still abundant, land boundaries with Perhutani land, some lands are still managed by individuals. Constraints from external factors: the long distance from the sub-district city center, road access can only be passed by dirt bikes and walking, accessibility infrastructure has not been developed, there are no development and promotion activities. (3) create photo spots to introduce and promote the beautiful Citaman coffee garden educational tourism object.
Processing Dry Coconut Sweet in Sindangsari Village, Pangandaran Regency Apriliana, Arina; Permana, Lutfi Gista; Muhaimin, Muhammad Taufik; Nuranisa, Rifni; Patiniah, Shinta Alvionita; Damayanti, Tsalsa Putri; Muharani, Yesi; Lestari, Asti Tri
AbdimasMu UMTAS Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): AbdimasMu UMTAS: Journal Of Community Service
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35568/vzrgb163

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Coconut plant in Indonesia is one of the plants that is very useful in rural economic life, precisely in Sindangsari Village. All parts of the coconut tree can be utulized to meet human needs. This training aims to develop the potential of coconut fruit in the community how to process coconut to become candied dried coconut, to help local people’s income. Residents of Sindangsari Village and a group of PKK women collaborated with UMTAS Group 13 KKN students with the theme “Creative Economy”. This was done to improve and empower the PKK women’s group and also to introduce “Dried Coconut Sweets Processing”. This research was conducted in August – September 2022 in Sindangsari Village, Cimerak District, Pangandaran Regency.
Co-Authors Aan, Andriana Ahmad, Sidiq Ami, Ashari Anggia Suci Pratiwi Annisa Icha, Nurul Apriliana, Arina Asep Setiawan Damayanti, Tsalsa Putri Febrian, Kaka Azi Fadhilah Fika, Rafikawati Fitri Nurlina Hasanah, Nauriatul Indra Gunawan Jayakusumah, Kevin Kurniawati, Ade Lilis Lismayanti Meiliana Nurfitriani, Meiliana Miftahul Falah Mochamad, Wildan Alimufti Muhaimin, Muhammad Taufik Muhammad Saefulloh Muharani, Yesi Novi Silmi, Pebriyani Nuranisa, Rifni Nuriyah, Winda Nurrahmah, Rara Patiniah, Shinta Alvionita Permana, Lutfi Gista Qoriah, Sohibah Nur Rahayu, Salsabila Rikha Surtika Dewi, Rikha Surtika Risna, Siti Nurahmah Ristiyani, Risna Sabrina, Putri Nur Sari, Nina Pamela setiaji, denden Taofik Muhammad Wasta, Asep Widya, Imardhea Zamaludin, Helmi Fauzan