<![CDATA[Abstrak: Desa Jinengdalem memiliki potensi sektor tani–ternak dan kerajinan songket, namun belum terkelola optimal akibat ketimpangan irigasi, minimnya penerapan ipteks, lemahnya regulasi desa, serta rendahnya integrasi pengelolaan limbah antar sektor. Program KKN-PMM ini bertujuan meningkatkan kapasitas produksi dan nilai tambah ekonomi melalui pengembangan sistem tani–ternak organik terpadu dan penguatan sentra kerajinan tenun songket. Mitra kegiatan berjumlah 50 orang, terdiri atas 30 petani Kelompok Tani Subak Ketug-Ketug dan 20 pengrajin Kelompok Poni’s Songket. Metode pengabdian menggunakan pendekatan Participatory Action Learning System (PALS) berbasis pentahelix melalui tahapan sosialisasi, pelatihan, penerapan ipteks, pendampingan dan evaluasi, serta penguatan kelembagaan. Program difokuskan pada peningkatan hardskill (teknik produksi, pengelolaan limbah, kualitas produk) dan softskill (manajemen usaha dan kerja sama kelompok). Evaluasi pre–post menunjukkan peningkatan keterampilan teknis petani sebesar 35%, pengrajin 40%, produksi gabah 30%, serta nilai jual songket 25%.Abstract: Jinengdalem Village has potential in the agriculture-livestock and songket craft sectors, but this potential has not been optimally managed due to irrigation imbalances, minimal application of science and technology, weak village regulations, and low integration of waste management between sectors. This KKN-PMM program aims to increase production capacity and economic added value through the development of an integrated organic farming and livestock system and the strengthening of songket weaving centers. There are 50 partners in this activity, consisting of 30 farmers from the Ketug-Ketug Farmers Group and 20 craftsmen from the Poni's Songket Group. The service method uses a pentahelix-based Participatory Action Learning System (PALS) approach through the stages of socialization, training, science and technology application, mentoring and evaluation, as well as institutional strengthening. The program focused on improving hard skills (production techniques, waste management, product quality) and soft skills (business management and group cooperation). Pre-post evaluations showed a 35% increase in farmers' technical skills, a 40% increase in artisans' technical skills, a 30% increase in grain production, and a 25% increase in the selling price of songket.]]>
