<![CDATA[This study was motivated by the high production risk in rice farming in Masda Makmur Village, Rambah Samo District, where most farming is small-scale and heavily dependent on natural factors and limited land. The study aims to determine the level of rice production and analyze the production risks faced by farmers in Masda Makmur Village, Rambah Samo District. The research employed a quantitative survey approach with 47 respondents. Data were analyzed using mean, standard deviation, and coefficient of variation to assess production quantity and the level of risk faced by farmers. The results show that during the first planting season, the total rice production reached 63 tons, with an average production per farm of 1.34 tons and production per hectare of 1.70 tons, while in the second planting season, total production reached 46.2 tons, with an average production per farm of 1.0 ton and production per hectare of 1.2 tons. Annually, total rice production reached 109.2 tons, with an average production per farm of 2.3 tons and production per hectare of 3.0 tons. The production risk level showed a CV of 0.37 in the first planting season (37 percent), 0.55 in the second season (55 percent), and 0.44 annually (44 percent), indicating moderate to high risk, especially during the dry season.]]>
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