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AGROTEKBIS
Published by Universitas Tadulako
ISSN : 23883011     EISSN : -     DOI : -
Core Subject : Agriculture,
Agriculture, Biological Sciences & Forestry
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PENGARUH BERBAGAI JENIS PUPUK ORGANIK PADA PANJANG STEK YANG BERBEDA TERHADAP PERTUMBUHAN BIBIT BUAH NAGA ( Hylocereus costaricensis) Kesuma, Komang Alit Giri; Ete, Andi; Noer, Hamid
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This study aims to determine the effect of various types of organic fertilizers and various cuttings of different length 0n the growth of dragon fruit seedlings. Research was carried out in Green House of Faculty of Agriculture, University Tadulako, in April to June 2015. This study used a randomized block design (RBD) with factorial pattern of two factors. The first factor was the length of cuttings (S) consisting of three (3) sizes: S1 = 20 cm, S2 = 25 cm, and S3 = 30 cm. Then the second factor was the application of various types of manure (P) consisting of four (4) treatments, namely: Pa = Control, Pb = chickenmanure, 50 g / polybag, Pc = goatsmanure, 50 g / polybag, and Pd = beefmanure, 50 g / polybag. Based on these two factors, then it obtained 12 combination treatments and it was repeated 3 times, and each treatment consisted of two polybags, so there were 72 experimental units. Data were analyzed by analysis of variance (F test), at the level of 95% or α 0.5. When the real effect of treatment will be continued by real difference test honestly (HSD) α 0.5. Key Words: Dragon Fruit Seeds Growth, Length Cuttings, and Organic Fertilizer Type,
ANALISIS PENDAPATAN DAN KELAYAKAN USAHATANI KELAPA DALAM DI DESA KASOLOANG KECAMATAN BAMBAIRA KABUPATEN MAMUJU UTARA PROVINSI SULAWESI BARAT Masse, Abdul; afandi, afandi
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Low and fluctuating income of coconut farming systems per land unit area cannot support their farmers to live up to the standard of living.  Effort to improve their income could be achieved through increasing the value added of coconut and kopra products sold by the farmers.  This study aims to determine the feasibility of coconut farming systemin Kasoloang village Bambaira subdistrict of North Mamuju regency. This research was conducted in June to July 2015. Respondents of 34 coconut farmers were randomly sampled and data collected was analyzed using feasibility and income analysis.  The income of the coconut farmers was IDR 6,586,731/ha. The revenue of cost ratio was 2 indicating that the farming system is feasible to be developed. Keywords: Coconut, Feasibility, Income and Kasoloang village.
Analisis Kelayakan Finanansial Pada Industri Tahu Mitra Cemangi di Kota Palu Fadli, Fadli; Damayanti, Lien; Sulaeman, Sulaeman
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The research aims were to analyze the financial feasibility of ‘Tahu Mitra Cemangi’ industry and to calculate the industry return on invested capital (ROIC).  The research was conducted at Tatanga sub district of Palu in January – March 2016.  Data was analyzed using financial feasibility analysis with four indicators i.e. net present value (NPV), net benefit cost ration (Net B/C), internal rate of return (IRR), and payback period (PP).  During 2012 – 2015, the industry had the NPV of IDR 1,272,519,155, the net B/C of 2.32, the IRR of 41.2%, and the PP of one year and two months.  These results suggest that the industry is feasible to operate. Keywords: Feasibility, and Financial.
MAKSIMALISASI KEUNTUNGAN USAHA ROTI DAN BROWNIS PADA INDUSTRI “SYARIAH BAKERY” DI KELURAHAN TANAMODINDI KECAMATAN PALU SELATAN KOTA PALU Lantose, Lianti S.; Hadayani, Hadayani; Muis, Abdul
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The objective of this research is to find out the maximum production of bread and brownies that must be provided by ‘Syariah Bakery’ home industry in order to obtain the maximum profit by optimalizing limited sources. The research was conducted at ‘Syariah Bakery’ home industry in Tanamodindi regency, Palu Selatan subdistrict, Palu City in February until April 2015. It has four respondents which consisted of the owner and three employees of  ‘Syariah Bakery’ home industry. The result of the research showed that the optimal production of  the home industry was by producing 52, 550  packages of bread, 1, 218 packages of brownies in every month and by optimalizing of 1, 729 kg of wheat flour, employees of 910 day of people work (HOK), 278,79 kg of chocolate powder, and 403 kg of sugar,can obtain maximum profit ofIDR. 36.736.050. Keywords: Linear Programming, Maximization, Syariah Bakery.
ANALISIS TITIK PULANG POKOK USAHA KACANG GOYANG PADA INDUSTRI PRIMA JAYA Tantu, Akbar Ishak; Sulaeman, Sulaeman
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This study aimed to determine the total cost of production, physical production, sale price and revenue generated by Prima Jaya industry for its Kacang Goyang business in Palu in order to find the break even point of the business.The study location and its four respondents were purposively selected.  Qualitative analysis was used to descriptively depictgeneral profile, cost and income of the business whereas quantitative analysis was employed to determine the break even point.  The revenue of Prima Jaya industry was found to be IDR 42,000,000/month with production cost spent was IDR 31,298,261/month, therefore its income generated was 10,701,739/month.  The break even point was achieved at 70 packs for the price of IDR 40,000/pack.Keywords:Break even point, Home industry,income, and Prima Jaya industry.
ANALISIS PRODUKSI DAN PENDAPATAN USAHATANI PADI SAWAH DI DESA BONEMARAWA KECAMATAN RIOPAKAVA KABUPATEN DONGGALA Yasa, I Nyoman Artika; Hadayani, Hadayani
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This research aimed to identify factors affecting the production and the income of wetland rice farming system in Bonemarawa village Riopakava subdistrict of Donggala regency. The determination of respondents was carried out through a Simple Random Sampling Method. The number of samples was 34 people taken from population of 180 people. The analytical tool used was the functional production analysis of Cobb-Douglass and income analysis. The results of analysis showed that the independent variables used in the production inputs i.e.land area, seeds, fertilizers, and labor simultaneously affected the rice production in Bonemarawa village with the    F-count > F-table (119.554 > 4.02) at the 99% confidence level. The income analysis showed     that the average income of the respondent farmers in Bonemarawa was IDR 2,915,947.85/0,68ha/planting season (PS) or IDR 4,288,158.60/ha/PS. Keywords : Income, Production,and Wetland rice.
ANALISIS TITIK PULANG POKOK USAHA BUDIDAYA LEBAH MADU “JAYA MAKMUR” DI DESA JONO OGE KECAMATAN SIGI BIROMARU KABUPATEN SIGI Anggraini, Ayu Dwi; Kassa, Saharia; Laapo, Alimudin
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The purposes of the research wereto determine the revenue, the expended cost, and the number of products at breaking event point, and to determine the margin of safety (MoS) for sustaining profit in honey bee ‘Jaya Makmur’ farming of Jono Oge village, Sigi Biromaru sub district, Sigi district.  It was carried out in June to July 2015 with two respondent who was the owner and a worker of the farming.  The research showed that the revenue generated were IDR 2,860,000/month for a bottle of 850 ml honey with the production cost of IDR 1,684,267/month and the profit of 1,175,733/month; and IDR 3,055,000/month for a bottle of 400 ml honey with the production cost of IDR 1,699,130/month and the profit of 1,355,870/month.  The break event point achieved were 11bottles for the 850 ml product at the price of IDR 130,000/bottle and the sold price of IDR 1,495,000/month; and 23 bottles for  the 400 ml product at the price of IDR 65,000/bottle and the sold price of IDR 1,430,00/month.  The MoS were 50% for the 850 ml product and 51% for the 400 ml product indicating that the maximum disparity limit for decreasing sale permitted for both products is not larger than the MoS ratio at the level of sale expected in July. Keywords: Analysis Of  Break Event Point, Budidaya Lebah Madu, and Jono Oge Viilage,

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