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Application of Biological Organic Fertilizers Towards P Dosage Reduction in Shallot Cultivation Moch. Arifin; Tri Mujoko
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11594/nstp.2019.0441

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With the large need for organic fertilizer in fulfilling agricultural cultivation, vermicompost is a fast and appropriate way to utilize local natural resources in meeting the needs of organic biological agents. This study aims to determine the effect of giving organic fertilizer kascing with biological dimensions and chemical fertilizers (Urea, KCl, KNO3 Merah, and Phonska) with indicators of shallot plants. The study was conducted using a randomized block design, with the treatment of giving biological fertilizer with a dose of 30 tons/ha combined with chemical fertilizer with a dose (Urea 200 tons/ha; KCl 200 tons/ha; red KNO3 200 tons/ha, and Phonska 200 tons / ha Ha). The treatments P0 (without chemical fertilizer), P1 (25% of the dose of chemical fertilizer), P2 (50% of the dose of chemical fertilizer), P3 (75% of the dose of chemical fertilizer) and P4 (100% of the dose of chemical fertilizer). The results showed the availability of P-soil and C-organic soil after treatment were not significantly different. Observation of plant height also shows unreal results. While the number of tubers and production results obtained P2 gives the highest yield and is significantly different from other treatments.
Socialization of Pamelo Cultivation Based on Biopesticides: a Community Service to Develop Organic Pamelo Tourism Village in Tambakmas Village, Sub-District Sukomoro, Magetan Sukomoro, Magetan Regency. Sri Wiyatiningsih; Wiwik Sri Harijani; Wahyu Santoso; Riko Setya Wijaya
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11594/nstp.2019.0442

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Community service, concerning the development of organic Pamelo Tourism Village based on biopesticides, has been carried out in Tambakmas Village, sub-district Sukomoro, Magetan Regency. Pamelo (Citrus maxima) has potential to be developed due to its ability to grow in tropical area and its raising production. Tambakmas Village in sub-district Sukomoro, Magetan, is one of the Pamelo production areas. Stem rot, caused by Botryodiplodia theobromae which is often happened to Pamelo trees in Tambakmas village, might reduce the quality and quantity of the harvest. However, the use of chemicals to prevent stem rot must be avoided to preserve the environment. Therefore, the development of Pamelo Organic Tourism Village requires biopesticide-based organic agriculture to restrain the disease. The socialization of biopesticide-based organic pamelo cultivation has been carried out to the Pamelo farmer group in Tambakmas Village from May to July 2019, it was integrated disease control including weeding, pruning, preparing and sterilizing the soil, and application of biopesticides. The severity of stem rot disease in Pamelo trees on the observation land with integrated disease control was examined and compared to the trees on the farmers' land without integrated disease control. Results of the observation land with integrated disease control showed that the disease severity slowly decreased by 16.20%. In contrast, disease severity that happened in the land without integrated disease control increased by 5.8%. Besides, the Pamelo trees that were treated with biopesticide developed a wound healing from the stem rot disease and exhibited growth of shoots on the treated region.
Competitiveness and Processing of Processed Cocoa Industry in Improving the Welfare of People’s Cocoa Farmers in East Java Gyska Indah Harya; Sudiyarto; Gideon Setya Budiwitjaksono; Markus Patiung
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11594/nstp.2019.0443

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This study aims to explain and explore government policies and the competitiveness of processed cocoa to the welfare of cocoa farmers in East Java. The research method uses quantitative descriptive analysis with the Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA) method, and the approach of the Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Indonesia Number: 67 / Permentan / ot.140 / 5/2014 concerning the quality and marketing of cocoa beans. The population of this research is Smallholder Cocoa Farmers in 9 regions of East Java with 45 respondents through indicators: the performance of cocoa farming, cocoa farming income in meeting the needs of spending on the production of facilities and infrastructure for cocoa farming, basic expenditure, education, social, communication, recreation, transportation, home care, and health costs. The results showed that the comparative advantage of East Java cocoa based on the results of the calculation of competitiveness (RCA), for processed cocoa commodities valued> 1 in 2015 - 2017 which means that processed products of East Java have competitiveness, then in 2018 the results of the RCA showed a value < 1, which means that East Java processed cocoa products do not yet have competitiveness in the national market. Through the Government Policy approach (Permentan no: 67 / Permentan / ot.140 / 5/2014) shows that all cocoa farmers in Blitar, Mojokerto, Trenggalek, Ponorogo, Pacitan have implemented cocoa cultivation following the implementation of cocoa post-harvest handling guidelines. Whereas in Malang, Nganjuk, Madiun, Jombang regencies have not consistently applied guidelines for handling post-harvest cocoa. The level of welfare of cocoa farmers shows that Blitar, Mojokerto, Trenggalek, Ponorogo, Pacitan districts consistently have a high level of welfare compared to Malang, Nganjuk, Madiun, Jombang districts that have not consistently improved the welfare of Cocoa farmers.
Characteristics of Taman Sari Village, Licin District, Banyuwangi Based on Village Build Index (IDM) Rossyda Priyadarshini; Maroeto; Wahyu Santoso
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11594/nstp.2019.0444

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Taman Sari Village, Licin District is a developing village with an IDM value of 0.695. This means that efforts are needed to improve the level of the village economy as well as community welfare so that it becomes a developed and independent village. The determination of the IDM Value is determined using indicators and scoring. Viewed from the aspect of social security (IKS) there are still some weaknesses both in terms of health dimensions, human resources in the health sector; and from the educational dimension, namely the unavailability of advanced education, and in terms of variable access to knowledge. From the social aspect there are no obstacles, so too from the aspect of religion, and tolerance, and public space. But from the environmental aspect, especially the optimization of agricultural land is very limited so it still needs to be improved.
Study of the Use of Probiotics in Provision of Nutrition of Kale Plant (Ipomonea aquatica) in Aquaponic Planting Systems Setya Budi Santoso; Hadi Suhardjono Guniarti
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11594/nstp.2019.0445

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Cultivation of urban vegetables using the aquaponic system can be taken into consideration in future agriculture because fish manure and fish food residues can become nutrients for plants after being modified by probiotics. The study aims to analyze the ability of various probiotics in decomposing fish droppings into nutrients available for growth of kale plants (Ipomoea aquatica) in aquaponic cultivation systems. The study was conducted at the Greenhouse UPN Veteran in East Java using a completely randomized design with four treatments: 1) without probiotics (A1), 2) A2, 3) A3, and 4) A4, and each treatment was repeated three times. Control is carried out by planting kale on soil media. The results showed 1). Kale plants planted with aquaponic systems have poor growth compared to those planted using soil media. 2). Probiotics used in the treatment for catfish farming do not affect kale plants. 3) The use of Probiotics (A2, A3, and A4) affects the growth of fish weight better than without the administration of probiotics (A1)
The Influence of Some Types of Biological Agent Formula and the Different Application Time on the Population of the Biological Agent Bacteria and The Chili Plants Yenny Wuryandari; Sri Wiyatiningsih Suwandi
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11594/nstp.2019.0446

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One alternative for suppressing disease and promoting plant growth is to use the formula for biological agents. The research aims to determine the best formulation of Pseudomonad fluorescent Pf-122 and to determine the right application time in stimulating the growth of chili plants. The formula is made by mixing bacterial active ingredients with semi-natural media of rice crab by hydrolyzing using pineapple and papaya, as well as organic fertilizer. The study used 2 treatment factors. The first factor is the type of formula consisting of control using only Pf-122 (F0), Pf-122 + K (rice crab) (F1), Pf-122 + KN (rice crab by hydrolyzing using pineapple) (F2), Pf-122 + KP (rice crab by hydrolyzing using papaya) (F3). The second factor is application time; watering five days before planting and watering while planting. The results showed that plant growth, namely plant height, number of leaves, root length, and root weight did not differ statistically significantly from all treatment types of application. When viewed from the time of application of the formula, there is also no difference in the growth of chili plants. However, when viewed from the average value, the control without formula tends to show a lower growth value compared to that given the formula. In the generative growth phase, which is when the flowers appear, the chili plants are given a formula faster than without the formula. Application for all types of formulas, the time of occurrence of flowers is not significantly different. The number of Pf-122 populations in the rhizosphere decreases and increases are unstable in all formula applications. The high Pf-122 population in the rhizosphere does not show high chili growth either
Training and Mentoring of Making Corn Catfish Nougat in Sambiyan Village, Bangkalan, Madura Rosida; Diah Hari Suryaningrum; Ulya Sarofa
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11594/nstp.2019.0447

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In the training and mentoring of corn and catfish processing products in Sambiyan Village, Bangkalan Madura aimed to increase the knowledge and skills the member of farmer women grup “Melati” as a nougat product which had high selling value so that it could give benefit to them. The implementation method that was used in this activity was discussion about the problem of the village, training, and mentoring so it could give a solution to the problem faced by society. The added value for the community service program was endeavoring the housewife of farmers to use their spare time by making corn-catfish nougat which was easy to make and useful for their welfare. Base on the implementation of the program, it revealed improving the knowledge and skill of people in making corn-catfish nougat. In conclusion, this community service could support and assist the partner to create a positive effect on autonomy and increased people's productivity.
The Processing of Coconut Oil into Solid Soap and Liquid Soap in Cangkarman Village, Bangkalan, Madura Sintha Soraya Santi; Rosida
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11594/nstp.2019.0448

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This community service activities aim to: 1) increase the ability of me3mbers to make solid soap and liquid soap; 2) increase partner knowledge of solid soap and liquid soap processing that can provide economic benefit; 3) increase partner understanding of financial analysis of the business. This community service implementation method is an empowerment model for partners, farmer women grup namely “Anggrek” in Cangkarman village, Bangkalan. The implementation methods used the following steps: 1) Discussion; 2) Training ; 3) Mentoring and Evaluation. The methods of community service are training, mentoring, and practice of making solid soap and liquid soap according to the basic formulation, marketing management, packaging, and labeling. The results obtained from this activity include: 1) partners can process coconut oil into solid soap and liquid soap 2) Partners have skill in the process of producing solid soap and liquid soap; 3) Partners understand the benefits of making solid soap and liquid soap for increasing family income.
The Application of Total Physical Response (TPR) Method in English Basic Learning for Early Children in TK/KB Al-Ikhlas Tenggilis-Surabaya Sumiati; Kinanti Resmi Hayati
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11594/nstp.2019.0449

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Foreign languages learning, especially English is needed to face 4.0 revolution industries. Everything related to technology always uses English as its main language. Therefore, English should be introduced since early to optimize English ability. One of the problems for Indonesian people in learning English is the English position that usually known as a foreign language. This should be one of the biggest things that must be considered by the Indonesia Government to be able to communicate whether with the international or technology world. The introduction and learning of English from an early age can overcome difficulties in understanding and using foreign languages in everyday life. Total Physical Response (TPR) Method application in English Learning are one of the most appropriate and effective for being applied in teaching and learning process in the classroom for the level of Early Childhood Education (PAUD) or Kindergarten (TK) especially for TK / KB Islam Al-Ikhlas Tenggilis - Surabaya as one of the pilot Islamic kindergartens in Surabaya
Adsorption Capacity of Activated Carbon of Peanut Shells on Fe Removal Agil Harnowo Putra; Miftahul Jannah; Euis Nurul Hidayah; Okik Hendriyanto Cahyonugroho
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11594/nstp.2019.0450

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Cellulose contained in peanut shells which are agricultural waste is considered to be potential as an adsorbent for removing heavy metals. Therefore, it is necessary to analyze the capacity of absorbance or the ability of meshes in the continuous adsorption process in removing heavy metal Fe in well water. The feasibility of an agricultural waste related to its use as an adsorbent has also been studied in this study through characterization by FTIR test which aims to determine the presence of cellulose organic compounds that play a role in the process of heavy metal adsorption. While the study of adsorption capacity in this study uses a continuous process that is generally carried out by Thomas modeling. Where in this study a continuous adsorption process was carried out to obtain saturation time from the adsorption of peanut shells in absorbing Fe metal. So that the absorbance capacity obtained from the once used activated carbon peanut shell has been made. In this study, a continuous adsorption process was carried out with a mass variation of 250 gr and 500 gr. This continuous adsorption process is obtained. The highest price of Constant Thomas (Kth) and the price of absorbance capacity (qo) is using activated carbon peanut shells with the use of 500 grams following the Thomas equation model y = -0.1701x + 3.3142 with a correlation coefficient (R²) = 0.4767 while the breakthrough point was reached in the 60th minute after well water through the bed

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