<![CDATA[This study aims to analyze the income of Balinese cattle farmers in Moyo Hilir District before and after FMD. the methods used in this study are observation, questionnaires and interviews with data analysis using the T test. income before FMD was 1.13% and increased by 8.40% post FMD. The cost of purchasing seeds before the FMD amounted to 6.80% increased by 40.00% after the FMD. equipment depreciation costs before the FMD amounted to 4.77% increased by 5.17% after the FMD, tax costs tended to be relatively the same before and after the FMD of 3.62%, as well as electricity bills, and water bills showed the same results of 2.90% before and after the FMD. Medicine costs were 3.89% before FMD and increased by 51.90% after FMD. Feed costs were 10.46% before FMD and 10.31% after FMD, labor costs before FMD were 89.40% and 77.20 after FMD. Based on the fixed cost test, there was a large difference in farmers' income. However, the cost of cage depreciation, equipment depreciation, taxes, electricity and water showed an insignificant difference between pre-outbreak and post-outbreak. The non-fixed cost test showed significant results in the variable of seed purchase, while the feed cost, medicine cost and labor cost showed insignificant results between pre-outbreak and post-outbreak.]]>
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