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Pemanfaatan Peluang Pasar Produk Lokal Dalam Rangka Meningkatkan Ekonomi Masyarakat di Kabupaten Agam Sumatera Barat Youfa, Rita; Desniorita, Desniorita; Ningsih, Radna; Elfina, Sri; Helmi, Adlina Safitri; Oktrison, Oktrison; Jerry , Jerry
Journal of Industrial Community Empowerment Vol. 2 No. 1 (2023)
Publisher : Politeknik ATI Padang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.52759/jice.v2i1.192

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The partners involved in this PKM activity are farming communities in Nagari Matur Mudik, Nagari Lawang and Nagari Tigo Balai, Matur District, Agam, Regency West Sumatera. Most of the people of Nagari Matur Mudik, Kec. Thanks, Kab. Agam has a livelihood as a farmer. The Community Partnership Program aims to increase the economic value of agricultural commodities in Nagari Matur Mudik, Nagari Lawang and Nagari Tigo Balai, Matur District, Agam Regency. Sales of agricultural raw materials are still constrained in the distribution/sales process which is only limited to traditional markets. Efforts are being made through the processing of agricultural raw materials into delicious and nutritious products, as well as having competent selling points in the market. The methods used in this program are counselling and training methods. This program works with the PKK team and the farming community as partners in the centre for processing agricultural products into food products for the trading community. The flow of activities includes the preparatory stage in the form of observations to related offices/agencies. Then the implementation stage, namely counselling and training for the community in Matur District, which is centered at the Nagari Matur Mudik Village office, Nagari Lawang and Nagari Tigo Balai. With direct participation by the community, the result was the community already understand about knowledge given so it is hoped that new and creative ideas will emerge by the community in processing agricultural products so that this program can be sustainable as a concrete effort to continue to improve the economy of the local community.
Ekstraksi Minyak Gaharu dengan Pelarut Etanol secara Maserasi Luthfi , Muhammad Zulfikar; Jerry , Jerry
REACTOR: Journal of Research on Chemistry and Engineering Vol. 2 No. 2 (2021)
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Agarwood is one of the forest products that can be utilized and has a high selling value. Agarwood contains essential oils which have many active compounds and contains a specific aromatic resin that is naturally formed as a form of defense against physical damage or microbial infection. Agarwood essential oil with good quality has a high economic value. This study aims to extract agarwood essential oil using ethanol as a solvent. The optimal yield of agarwood essential oil can be obtained by varying the particle size, the ratio of the weight of the agarwood biomass (kg) to the volume of the solvent (L), and the length of maceration (h). The results showed that the particle size of agarwood did notaffect the yield of agarwood essential oil. The results of the comparison of agarwood biomass with the volume of the solvent showed that the ratio of 1:9 (w/v) obtained the highest yield of 4.02% and the longest maceration time with the highest yield of 4.12% for 72 hours. However, 48 hours of maceration had a greater increase in yield compared to 72 hours of maceration. The increase in yield at 48 hours to 72 hours of maceration was only 0.22% when compared to the increase in yield at 24 hours to 48 hours of maceration, which was 0.56%.
Co-Authors Desniorita Desniorita, Desniorita Elfina, Sri Helmi, Adlina Safitri Luthfi , Muhammad Zulfikar Ningsih, Radna Oktrison, Oktrison Youfa, Rita