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Kubis
ISSN : 28085434     EISSN : 28084799     DOI : https://doi.org/10.56013/kub.v2i02.
Kubis is a journal published regularly by the Agribusiness Study Program, Faculty of Agriculture, Islamic University of Jember. Kubis is published twice a year, namely in May and November. Kubis is a journal that contains the results of thoughts or ideas, models, and research in social, economic, sharia, and agricultural policies. This journal includes original research articles, review articles, and brief communications about studies such as: Sharia Agribusiness; Agricultural economy; Agribusiness Management; Marketing of Agricultural Products; Rural Development; Agribusiness Planning; Agricultural/Agribusiness Feasibility; Rural Sociology; Agricultural Development; Marketing Management; Agribusiness Development Strategy; Agribusiness Entrepreneurship.
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Faktor Eksternal Petani terhadap Penggunaan Pupuk Ireng-Ireng di Kecamatan Wuluhan Kabupaten Jember Purwandhini, Ari Septianingtyas; Pudjiastutik, Endang Wahyu; Kurniawan, Deddy
KUBIS Vol 5 No 02 (2025): November
Publisher : Program Studi Agribisnis

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Abstract

This study aims to analyze external factors influencing farmers’ responses to the use of Ireng-ireng fertilizer in rice farming in Wuluhan District, Jember Regency. Three external indicators were examined: expected benefits, time required to obtain benefits, and the magnitude of sacrifices incurred. Primary data were collected from 80 farmers and analyzed using Likert-scale tabulation. The results show that 81% of farmers perceived significant benefits, 50% stated that the benefits appeared within a similar time frame as other fertilizers, and 89% considered the sacrifices incurred to be proportional or lower than the benefits gained. These findings indicate that Ireng-ireng fertilizer is perceived as efficient, feasible, and compatible with farmers’ cultivation practices, thus supporting its potential acceptance and sustainable use.