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AGROTEKBIS
Published by Universitas Tadulako
ISSN : 23883011     EISSN : -     DOI : -
Core Subject : Agriculture,
Agriculture, Biological Sciences & Forestry
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ANALISIS PEMASARAN RUMPUT LAUT DI DESA LALOMBI KECAMATAN BANAWA SELATAN KABUPATEN DONGGALA SULAWESI TENGAH Saprianti, Saprianti; Laapo, Alimudin; Howara, Dafina
AGROTEKBIS Vol 4, No 6 (2016)
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The aim of this study was to observe the form of seaweed marketing chain, the amount of margin in each marketing chain, and seaweed marketing efficiency in each marketing chain. Respondents selected as sample were seaweed farmers and a trader. Samples of seaweed farmer were chosen by using simple random sampling method. There were 25 respondents interviewed from the total of 50 population. Sample of trader respondent was chosen by using tracing sampling method, and there was 1 trader respondent interviewed. The total number of respondents interviewed was 26 respondents. Result of marketing analysis showed that marketing margin observed in chain I was IDR 4.500; and no marketing margin was observed in chain II because seaweeds were directly sold to cunsumers. Marketing chain of seaweed in Lalombi village consisted of two chains, namely:1. Seaweed Farmer → Trader→ Consumer.2. Seaweed Farmer → Consumer.In the first chain, selling price received by seaweed farmers was 60% with the efficiency value was 40%. In the second chain, selling price received by seaweed farmers was 100% with the efficiency value was 0%; and therefore seaweed marketing chain more efficient was the second marketing chain.Key Words: Marketing analysis, seaweed.
ANALISIS PENDAPATAN PETANI PENGGARAP PADA USAHATANI PADI SAWAH DI DESA KALEKE KECAMATAN DOLO BARAT KABUPATEN SIGI Rustam Abd Rauf, Alimuddin Laapo, Ardianto Mokodongan,
AGROTEKBIS Vol 4, No 3 (2016)
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This research aims to 1). Know the characteristics of the sharecroppers on the rice farming in the village of Kaleke Sub District West Dolo Sigi Regency, and 2). Know the earned income sharecroppers on the rice farming in the village of Kaleke Sub District West Dolo Sigi Regency. Sampling taken in this study was by using saturated sampling methods (census), the number of samples taken in this research is 42 people from a population of 42 sharecroppers on the rice farming. The analysis used were descriptive analysis and analysis of revenue. The results of the analysis showed that in the associated with the characteristics of sharecroppers on the rice farming in the village of Kaleke Sub District West Dolo Sigi Regency, average as was productive as educational level of respondents on average in high school, and experience farming respondents mostly ranging between 10-20 years. System of the sharing outcome that is in the village of Kaleke is revenue sharing system where sharecroppers have the right of 70% and land owners the right of 30% of income. But the whole operational costs during the production process are covered by sharecroppers. The average income of the sharecroppers the rice farming in the village of Kaleke Sub District West Dolo Sigi Regency with 0.67 Ha land area amounting of Rp. 7.583.590,87 for a growing season and conversion of land area 1 Ha Rp. 11.375.386,31 for a growing season.
ANALISIS PENENTUAN KOMODITAS UNGGULAN BUAH-BUAHAN DI KABUPATEN SIGI Suryantini, Niluh Ayu; Antara, Made; Hamzens, Wildani Pingkan S.
AGROTEKBIS Vol 5, No 4 (2017)
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Sigi Regency, so far is to be the centre of development of horticulture in cetral Sulawesi to creat the indefendence of sociaty. This condition is needed to be the attention as the sub-sector of horticulture has the contribution in developing the agriculture in Sigi Regency. The objective of this research is in order that the people of Sigi are able to decide about which kinds of fruit can be the considered superior commodities which have the high competitive capacity in this region. So that thay can increase the welfare of the farmers. This research had been  conducted in Sigi Regency on January and February 2017. The data resourse of this research used the secondary data that was gotten from the Office of Statistic Board Centre of Central Sulawesi and Sigi Regency. The tool of Data Analysis which was used in this research was Analysis LQ (Location Quotiont). The result of this research showed that the superior commodities which there are in Sigi Regency namely; Apocado, Jackfruit, Pineaple, Papaya, Rambutan, and Rose Apple. The LQ analysis showed that there are six kinds of fruit as the considered superior commodities with the average LQ ˃ 1. Avocado with the average LQ value is 5.48,  Jackfruit with the average LQ value is 1.04, Pineaple with the average LQ value is 1.10, Papaya with the average LQ value is 1.29, Rambutan with the average LQ value is 1.56, and Rose apple with with the average LQ value is 1.63..Key Words : Competitive Commodities, Location Quotient, Sigi Regency.
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
AGROTEKBIS Vol 5, No 1 (2017)
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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 SEMANGKA DI DESA MARANATHA KECAMATAN SIGI BIROMARU KABUPATEN SIGI Juprin, Fitriyani
AGROTEKBIS Vol 4, No 3 (2016)
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Maranatha village is one of the villages in the subdistrict of sigi biromaru having production of watermelon is large enough. The size of the production of watermelon does not yet guarantee a high income are accepted by farmers. Production of watermelon obtained in the vilage maranatha relativeli hight, does not mean the income is also hight, so that required a research analisis income and feasibility farming of watermelon in the village of maranatha. Research aims to know the income and feasibility farming of watermelon that was held in july until september 2015. The determination of locations have done by deliberately (purposive) with consideration that the village of maranatha is one of producer watermelon area with the productivity 2,85ton/ha. The analysis used in this research was income analysis (π) and feasibility (a). The result of the analysis showed that the average income of watermelon farmers for one growing season in the village of maranatha is Rp.16,045,618.06/1,02/ha mt or usd 15.730.998,1/ha/one growing season. The analysis showed revenue of cost ratio was 3,31, thus, watermelon farm in the village of maranatha worth to be the efforted, because the volue ratio>1.
ANALISIS PENDAPATAN DAN KELAYAKAN USAHATANI KELAPA DALAM DI DESA KASOLOANG KECAMATAN BAMBAIRA KABUPATEN MAMUJU UTARA PROVINSI SULAWESI BARAT Masse, Abdul; afandi, afandi
AGROTEKBIS Vol 5, No 1 (2017)
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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.
RESPON VARIETAS TANAMAN SAWI (Brassica juncea L.) TERHADAP LARUTAN HARA (AB MIX) PADA SISTEM HIDROPONIK Istiqamah, Annisa; Rauf, Abdul; Aiyen, Aiyen
AGROTEKBIS Vol 4, No 4 (2016)
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The research aimed to discover the response of growth and production of two mustard varieties on substrate hydroponic system and the concentration of AB Mix solution on each variety. The research was conducted in January to March 2016, in Green House, Faculty of Agriculture, Tadulako University by using Split Plot Design. The main plot was Tosakan and Shinta varieties, while the subplot was concentration of AB Mix nutrient solution, such as 4 ml/L of water, 5 ml/L of water, 6 ml/L of water and 7 ml/L of water. The research shows that nutrient solution is very good generally to support the production of mustard on a hydroponic substrate. Tosakan variety has better response than Shinta variety. Varieties and concentration of nutrion solution have interaction, the concentration of nutrient solution that was good for Tosakan variety is 6 ml/L, it was represented  by the leafs number were more in all plants age, the its leafs were wider, canopy and root (fresh and dry)  were heavier, while Shinta variety of the concentration of nutrient solution 4-7 ml / L resulted the production were not significantly different. Key Words: Mustard, nutrient solution, substrate hydroponic.
Analisis Kelayakan Finanansial Pada Industri Tahu Mitra Cemangi di Kota Palu Fadli, Fadli; Damayanti, Lien; Sulaeman, Sulaeman
AGROTEKBIS Vol 5, No 1 (2017)
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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.
EFEKTIVITAS EKSTRAK DAUN MIMBA (Azadirachta indica A. Juss) TERHADAP PERTUMBUHAN KOLONI Alternaria porri PENYEBAB PENYAKIT BERCAK UNGU PADA BAWANG WAKEGI (Allium x wakegi Araki) SECARA In vitro Agustin, Sulistina; Asrul, Asrul; Rosmini, Rosmini
AGROTEKBIS Vol 4, No 4 (2016)
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 Purple blotch disease ( A. porri ) is to known as a main disease on onions it has becomes  and has become endemic in central planting and it creates a lot of financial lose to farmer. Using neem leaf as a potential alternative pesticide can control the purple blotch on onion. The aim of this research was to determine the inhibition of neem leaf extract toward of fungal pathogens A. porri. This research was conducted in Laboratory of Plant Diseases Faculty of Agriculture, Tadulako University Central Sulawesi Palu. This research was conducted on August until November 2015. Method of this research was mixing neem leaf extract concentrate of  0.4% , 0.6% , 0,8% and 1% into the PDA. Results of this research show that neem leaf extract which is concentrate 1% more effective to press the inhibitory growth of A. porri was 43.33%.    Key Words : A. porri, neem leaf extract, purple blotch. 
BEBERAPA SIFAT FISIKA INCEPTISOL WATUTELA DALAM KAITANNYA DENGAN PEMBERIAN BAHAN ORGANIK DAN SUHU PEMANASAN Jusman, Jusman; Widjajanto, Danang; Hasanah, Uswah
AGROTEKBIS Vol 5, No 2 (2017)
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This study aims to determine some physical properties Inceptisols Watutela in relation to organic matter and heating temperature. The research method is through laboratory experiments using completely randomized design (CRD), which consists of two factors. The first factor is the treatment of soil organic matter derived from goat droppings and the second factor is the heating temperature treatment. Each treatment consists of three levels and repeated 6 times to obtain         54 experimental units. Treatments organic matter goat manure include: without organic matter or Control (A0), organic matter with a level of 2.5% by weight of the ground (A1), and organic matter to the level of 5% of the weight of the soil used in the research (A2). Level-the level used in the heating temperature treatment includes heating at room temperature (P0), heating in an oven at a temperature of 50°C (P1) and heating it in an oven at 70°C (P2). Data processing studies to determine the effect of treatment among study done using ANOVA F test, subsequent treatment effect was tested further by honestly significant difference test (HSD). The research variables were observed consisting of: saturated soil water content, water content of field capacity, soil bulk density, soil porosity and soil aggregate stability. The results showed that the characteristics of Inceptisols Watutela the initial soil analysis showed a sandy loam texture, organic C content of 0.89% (relatively low). Based on observations showed that organic matter goat droppings and the heating temperature individually provide highly significant effect on all variables observed physical properties of soil. The interaction between organic material and the heating temperature very significant effect on saturated soil water content and soil porosity. On the other hand, the interaction between organic matter and heating temperature effect no significant effect on the measurement of field capacity moisture content, soil bulk density and soil aggregate stability Keywords: Inceptisol, Organic Material, Physical Properties Of Soil,Temperature

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