<![CDATA[Abstract: Various efforts to increase food production, especially rice has long been a national policy. Strategy to increase rice productivity through improved cultivation pursued by implementing ICM (Integrated Crop Management) which is accompanied by escorts, assistance, and coordination.This research aims to analyze the impact of ICM on income and the structure of household income.The research was conducted in three rice-producing district in the province of Bali i.e. Tabanan, Buleleng and Gianyar by involving as many as 216 respondent farmers consisting of 122 alumni of ICM and 94 farmers are not alumni ICM in the two season.The sampling method is stratified random sampling.The data were analyzed descriptively and cross-tabulation the use of farm inputs and outputs and performed statistically by t test.The analysis showed the largest share in the cost structure of rice farming both ICM alumni and nonICM alumni is the cost of labor and fertilizer.Increased lowland rice farming income by implementing ICM increased 53-54% both in wet and dry season.The results of the financial analysis shows the value of BC ratio farmers alumni on wet season 2.98 and 1.87 at the farmers are non alumni of ICM, while the dry season farmers alumni 2.94 and non alumni 1.92.The largest share of farm household income structure derived from on-farm activities, where rice farming income is the largest contribution.]]>
Copyrights © 2014
