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Implementation of Caterpillar Pest Control (CPC) on Solar Cell Based Onion Plants to Increase Productivity Wahyu Tri Handoko; Moh. Zainul Falah; Dhiyaurrahman Fakhruddin; Muhammad Sadidul Itqon; Langlang Gumilar; Farah Wardatul Afifah
Bulletin of Community Engagement Vol. 4 No. 2 (2024): Bulletin of Community Engagement
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.51278/bce.v4i2.1295

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One of the agricultural products that is very necessary as a cooking spice is onions. Onions are a mandatory spice in every dish to add flavor and enjoyment to the dish. Onion plants are not limited to the season at which they are planted so farmers can plant onions at any time, especially shallots. Based on this, one of the Farmer Groups in Krejengan District, Probolinggo Regency, is a forum for deliberation regarding agriculture, especially shallots. In shallot farming in Krejengan District, in dealing with caterpillar and planthopper pests, chemical pesticides are often used excessively. This certainly hurts the health of those who consume shallots and the environmental impact. On the other hand, spraying chemical pesticides has large costs in purchasing pesticides and farmer labor. If this is not done, it will have an impact on reducing shallot crop production and even result in crop failure. This community service activity program aims to reduce the use of chemical pesticides for pest control, which of course can reduce the costs of purchasing pesticides and farmer labor. Apart from that, by reducing the use of chemical pesticides, those who consume shallots are healthier. By doing this, the Agro Makmur Farmers Group can maintain the shallot production yields by creating a pest control device or Caterpillar Pest Control (CPC) for solar cell-based shallot plants so that it is environmentally friendly.
Implementation of Caterpillar Pest Control (CPC) on Solar Cell Based Onion Plants to Increase Productivity Wahyu Tri Handoko; Moh. Zainul Falah; Dhiyaurrahman Fakhruddin; Muhammad Sadidul Itqon; Langlang Gumilar; Farah Wardatul Afifah
Bulletin of Community Engagement Vol. 4 No. 2 (2024): Bulletin of Community Engagement
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.51278/bce.v4i2.1329

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One of the agricultural products that is very necessary as a cooking spice is onions. Onions are a mandatory spice in every dish to add flavor and enjoyment to the dish. Onion plants are not limited to the season at which they are planted so farmers can plant onions at any time, especially shallots. Based on this, one of the Farmer Groups in Krejengan District, Probolinggo Regency, is a forum for deliberation regarding agriculture, especially shallots. In shallot farming in Krejengan District, in dealing with caterpillar and planthopper pests, chemical pesticides are often used excessively. This certainly hurts the health of those who consume shallots and the environmental impact. On the other hand, spraying chemical pesticides has large costs in purchasing pesticides and farmer labor. If this is not done, it will have an impact on reducing shallot crop production and even result in crop failure. This community service activity program aims to reduce the use of chemical pesticides for pest control, which of course can reduce the costs of purchasing pesticides and farmer labor. Apart from that, by reducing the use of chemical pesticides, those who consume shallots are healthier. By doing this, the Agro Makmur Farmers Group can maintain the shallot production yields by creating a pest control device or Caterpillar Pest Control (CPC) for solar cell-based shallot plants so that it is environmentally friendly
Implementation of a Polycrystalline PV-Based PJU System to Support Mobility and Psychological Environmental Safety in Gondosuli Village Aryudho Widyatno; Fuad Indra Kusuma; Sucipto; Moh. Zainul Falah; Wahyu Tri Handoko; Farah Wardatul Afifah; Sujito
Bulletin of Community Engagement Vol. 4 No. 2 (2024): Bulletin of Community Engagement
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.51278/bce.v4i2.1349

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Public street lighting (PJU) is critical because it affects the safety and security of road users, particularly at night when appropriate lighting is required. Inadequate street illumination can be harmful to society, increasing the likelihood of accidents and street crime. Mr. Muhammad, the Head of Gondosuli Village in the Pakuniran district, underlines the need for public street lighting. In this context, public street lighting is particularly required for activities in the region at night, so that it can encourage tourism, security, accessibility, and increase community welfare because the existing street lighting in Gondosuli is very inadequate. As a result, these partners considered the development of public street lighting (PJU) as a critical necessity in the region. Polycrystalline photovoltaics (PV) are a form of solar cell that generates electricity from sunlight. Polycrystalline PV is made from a semiconductor material like silicon that has been manufactured into tiny wafers with crystals aligned in diverse directions. Solar Photovoltaic Power Generation (PLTS) systems utilize polycrystalline photovoltaics (polycrystalline PV).
Co-Authors Aryudho Widyatno Dhiyaurrahman Fakhruddin Fuad Indra Kusuma Joumil Aidil Saifuddin Langlang Gumilar Moh. Zainul Falah Muhammad Sadidul Itqon Sucipto Wahyu Tri Handoko Wahyu Tri Handoko