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Pengaruh Sistem Penanaman Dan Pendangiran Terhadap Hasil Padi Pada Periode Transisi Organik Noldin M. Abolla
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35726/jp.v19i1.128

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Effect Of Cropping System And Rotating Hoe On Rice Yield At Organic Trancition Period. The increasing of food demand, such as rice is caused by population growth. Rice production can be increased through improvements in land cultivation and the improvement of the rotating hoe system. The aims of this research were to determine the effect of interaction between two cropping systems and rotating hoe to yield of rice. This research was conducted at Srihardono, Bantul Yogyakarta from June to October 2010. This research was aranged in Split Plot design with three blocks replications. The main plots were rotating hoe consisted of without rotating hoe and rotating hoe. The sub plots were cropping systems, which consisted of 20 cm x 20 cm (square cropping system), 25 cm x 25 cm (square cropping system), (30+10) cm x 10 cm (legowo cropping system) and (40+10) cm x 10 cm (legowo cropping system). All data were analyzed using Anova 5 %, followed by DMRT analysis  5% when there was any difference among treatments. The result showed that the effect of the interaction between cropping system and rotating hoe was significantly different on plant growth, but it was not significantly different on the yield crop. The interaction between cropping system and rotating hoe significantly influenced differently on plant growth rate, plant-dried weight and age of flowering, but was not significantly different on panicle length, panicle number, grain number/panicle, per cent of grain content, weight of 1000 grain and actual yield. Square cropping system 25 cm x 25 cm without rotating hoe was  more efficient  with actual yield i.e. 7.03 tones/ha compared to the legowo cropping system with rotating hoe. Key words: rice, rotating hoe, cropping system, square, legowo, growth, rice yield. Rachat de véhicule sans contrôle technique https://rachatvotrevoiture.com/rachat-de-vehicule-sans-controle-technique/
FERMENTASI KOTORAN KAMBING DAN AYAM DENGAN NIRA LONTAR SEBAGAI PAKAN AYAM . Helda; Cytske Sabuna
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Goat and Chicken Fecal Fermentation with Lontar Sap as Chicken Feed. The effect of goat faces and chicken faces on the chemical characteristic and production performance of native chicken were investigated. The experiment was conducted in two parts. In the first parts, goat faces and chicken faces were fermented with different level of palm tree sap. In the second experiment, the feeding value of fermented goat faces and chicken faces was evaluated. Both experiments were conducted as a complete randomized design consisting of four treatments. The level of palm tree nira used in the first experiment was 0, 5, 10 and 15% respectively. The diets, in mash form, were fed ad libitum to four pens of ten mix native chicken each from week 12 to 16 post-hatch. ?????? The result showed that as the level of nira lontar increased, the chemical composition of fermented goat faces and chicken faces increased. Excluding feed consumption, the production performance of birds fed diets containing different level of fermented goat faces and chicken faces was similar (P>0,05) to that of control dietKey word: fermentation, goat faces, and chicken faces, native chicken
Ukuran Linier Tubuh Babi Lokal Timor Jantan Yang Dipelihara Secara Ekstensif Redempta Wea; Theresia Indah Koni
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Linear Body Size Of East Local Male Pig On Extensively Cultivated. A study has been conducted with the aim of identifying the linier body size studies timor local male pigs reared extensively.  This research has been started since March to December 2011. The tools used are tape meter, meter sticks, and scales. Materials used are locally timor male pigs raised extensively with a lifespan of 2 to 3.9 months, from 4 to 5.9 months, and 6 to 7.9 months and the water. Research variables are body temperature and linear body size. The results showed that body temperature 38-390C on average 38.830C and Linear body size on average: Age range 2 to 3.9 months; body length 33.25 cm shoulder height 29.50 cm 36.83 cm chest circumference; length fur 2.82 cm diameter below the head / snout 3.42 cm and the head of the top 7,35 cm neck diameter 7.83 cm; front leg length 24.33 cm and 27.17 cm rear leg.Age range 4 to 5.9 months; body length 38.08 cm shoulder height 34.67 cm chest circumference 46 cm; length fur 3.82; diameter below the head / snout 5.27 cm and 17.40 cm above the head ; neck diameter 18.02 cm 29.90 cm long front legs and hind feet 35.42 inches. Age range 6 to 7.9 months; body length 46.17 cm shoulder height 50.83 cm 65.50 cm chest circumference; long hair 5.3 cm diameter below the head / snout 9.22 cm and the head of 23 cm neck diameter 26.07 cm 36.50 cm long front legs and hind feet 41.58 inches; and the appearance of coarse hairs, especially along the back.Key words :  Linear Body Size, Timor Local Male Pig, Extensively
Faktor-Faktor Yang Mempengaruhi Produksi Dan Pendapatan Usahatani Jeruk Keprok Soe Di Kabupaten Timor Tengah Selatan Chris Natali Namah
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Factors Affecting The Production and Revenue Of Keprok Soe Citrus Farming in Timor Tengah Selatan.  The aim of this study is to analyse the factors influence the production and income of the Keprok SoE Citrus farming. The location is purposively defined in North Mollo Subdistrict as a citrus production central. Two villages are choosen (Ajaobaki and Fatukoto) because they are the bigger producers of Keprok SoE Citrus farming. 50 farmers are choosen as the respondents. The data are collected by doing some interviews. Cobb-Douglass production function is employed to analyse the factors influencing the production and income. As the results of the production analysis, the age of the plants has impact to the production with negative sign, whereas labor, harvested area, use of fertilizer, experience of the farmers and dummy variables of education have impacts to the production with positive signs. The age of the farmers, price of the seeds, price of the Californian porridge, wage and dummy of education have negatively sign impacts to the farmers’ income. Keywords: Keprok SoE Citrus farming, production, income.
Gambaran Mikroskopis Nekrosa Sel dan Deplesi Folikel Limfoid Bursa Fabricius Ayam Broiler Pasca Pemberian Probiotik B-mix dan Infeksi Salmonella enteritidis Eni Rohyati
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Profile of Microscopic Necrosis Cells and Depilation of Lymphoid Follicle of Bursa of Broiler after Probiotic B Mix Administration and Enteritic salmonella Infection. Research to determine the incidence of necrosis cells and depletion of lymphoid follicles of bursa of fabricius after administration of B-mix probiotic and infection of Salmonella enteritidis (SE) was performed on 16 of broiler chickens strain abor acress divided into 4 groups; control group (IA), infected by SE (IB), Probiotics without SE infection (2A) and probiotic with infected SE (2B). Probiotic was daily administered at a dose 2 ml/litre of drinking water start at DOC (day old chick) to 6 weeks old chicken. Infection performed at the 4 weeks old chicken with dose 108 CFU/ml of drinking water. Observation and statistical tests has indicate that the groups were administration with B-mix probiotic could be increase the proliferation of lymphocyte cell so that cells of lymphoid follicles is more dense than in the control group, while administration of B-mix probiotic in chickens had been infected by SE, can reduce the incidence of depletion of lymphoid follicles and nekrosa cells. Key words: Bacillus, probiotic, Salmonella enteritidis, bursa fabricius, depletion
PERTUMBUHAN DAN HASIL TIGA TANAMAN TOMAT PADA CEKAMAN SALINITAS Welianto Boboy
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Growth and Yields of Three Tomato Plants In Salinity Stress. Salinity negatively affects to growth and yield of crops. It can be reduced by planting adaptive plants as a method to overcome. The research was to study the effect of saline water gradient to three cultivars of tomato in relation to growth and yields, and to determine the tolerance level of the 3 tomato cultivars grown in saline conditions. A split plot was used with three replications in each treatment.  The main-plots were 3-levels saline water gradient: 0 dS.m-1 (control), 2.5 dS.m-1 (a low level), and 5.0 dS.m-1 (a moderate level). The sub-plots were three different tomato cultivars: Rempai, Royal and Permata. The result showed that saline water gradient (2.5 and 5.0 dS.m-1) reduced the growth and yield of the 3 experimental tomato cultivars.  The decrease of growth and yields in Rempai was lower than two other cultivars, Royal and Permata, due to the slightingly and moderately saline water gradient. In salinity stress, Rempai was lower in the stress sensitivity indices, and higher in the stress tolerance and yield stability indices. It indicated that Rempai was more resistant than Permata and Royal against to salinity stress. Key words: tomato, salinity, growth, yield, resistance.
Kualitas Pupuk Organik Cair Dari Urine Sapi Pada Beberapa Waktu Simpan Lena Walunguru
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Quality of Liquid Organic Fertilizer from Cattle Urine on Different Time Store. The research aimed to investigate save time of liquid organic fertilizer from cattle urine to value of N, P, and K available. The research used Randomized Completed Block Design (RCBD) with six treatments and three replications. The treatments were liquid organic fertilizer from cattle urine stored for 0 week (T0); liquid organic fertilizer from cattle urine stored for 2 weeks (T1); organic fertilizer  from cattle urine stored for 4 weeks (T2); organic fertilizer  from cattle urine stored for 6 weeks (T3); organic fertilizer  from cattle urine stored for 8 weeks (T4); and organic fertilizer  from cattle urine stored for 10 weeks (T5). Statistical analysis used was the Analysis of Variance and Honestly Significant (HSD) at 5% significant level. The result of research treatment of liquid organic fertilizer from cattle urine stored for 0 weeks (To) contains an average of available N as 5:27, the content was reduced to 3.4% at 10 weeks old store.  Available N reduced by 1.87% is equivalent to 35.48%, shows considerable loss of  available N. The average levels of available P in a liquid organic fertilizer from cattle urine that has been stored for 0 weeks (To) is 64 ppm. The average levels of available P in a liquid organic fertilizer from cattle urine that has been stored for 10 weeks is 60 ppm, has been reduced as much as 4 ppm equivalent to 6.25% compared to T0. The average levels of available K are liquid organic fertilizer from cattle urine that has been stored from 0 to 10 weeks tended to decrease in the least amount. Liquid organic fertilizer from cattle urine which has been stored for 0 weeks (To) having an average grade of  available K at 16.82 ppm, the content to be 16.57 ppm at 10 weeks old (T5). Available K has been reduced as much as 0.25 ppm equivalent to 1.49% which showed no significant decline.Key words: liquid organic fertilizer from cattle urine, store time, N available, P available, and K available
INTENSITAS DAN WAKTU ESTRUS PADA BERBAGAI PARITAS INDUK SAPI PERAH FRIES HOLLAND PASCA PARTUS Bambang Hadisutanto; Bambang Purwantara; Siti Darodjah
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Profile Intensity And  Estrus Time In Various Parity Fries Holland Dairy Cattle Postpartum. Parity is a period in the reproductive cycle of cattle with an indication of the amount of carrier confinement livestock.  Feliciano, et al, (2003) states that the parity is classified into three parts, namely: (1) nuliparous , (2) primiparous and (3) pluriparous / multiparous.This study used one-way classification design with the observed 90 cows  post-partum  is composed of 30 first parity, 30 second parity  and 30 third parity. Time of estrus observation data were analyzed with General Linear Model (GLM) followed by Duncan Multiple Range Test (DMRT).This study used one-way classification design with the observed 90 cows   post-partum  was composed of 30 first parity, 30 second parity  and 30 third parity. Data observation of  estrus time  were analyzed with General Linear Model (GLM) followed by Duncan Multiple Range Test (DMRT).It could be concluded that the parity  I, II and III with two estrus intensity (+ +), each for 63.3%, 46.7% and 73.4% and third estrus intensity (+ + +) respectively amounted to 36.6%, 53.3% and 26.6%. While the second estrus postpartum in various parity indicates a difference in means that the parity gives effect to the second estrus postpartum. While the second estrus postpartum in various parity indicated a significance difference that the parity gave effect to the second estrus postpartum. Keywords: Fries Holland, Parity, Estrus Intensity, Estrus Time
RANCANGAN PEMBANGUNAN HUTAN RAKYAT DI INDONESIA Fransiskus Xaverius Dako
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Masterplan of Community Forest Development in Indonesia. Community forest is a forest area which owned by people with a minimum of 0.25 ha with a canopy of woody plants and/or other plant species more than 50 % and/or in the first year with plants of at least 500 plants per hectare.The main purpose of development community forests are to increase the productivity of marginal lands, helping the diversify of agricultural products who needed by society, prepare of timber and building materials industries as well as fire wood, increasing farmers’s in come in rural communities and enhancing their welfare, also improve the water system and the environment specially on land belongs to the people who are in the up stream waters hield protection areas. Forest development program hopefully not only produce of woods but also produce the other commodities and services, such as foods, fodders, medicines,etc. which considered a balance of ecology, social and economy. The development of community forests can also support and provide solutions in forestry problems with the way recovery the forests which transformed into shrubs and weeds, also change people's behavior by providing jobs for the community. With the development of community forests can support the availability of job for the community which impact on income for them.Key words: development, forest, community
Pertumbuhan dan Hasil Kedelai (Glicine max (L) Merr) Akibat Tinggi Muka Air Tanah pada Beberapa Stadia Pertumbuhan Lenny M. Mooy; Theresia Ginting
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The Growth and the Yield of Soy (Glycine max (L) Merr) Due to the Height of Water Soil Surface on Some Growing Stadia Soy is a kind of nut plants that has important role for food consumption in the world. Water – logged cultivation is a kind of technology used to improve the growth as well as to increase the yield of soy varieties where much water is available. This study is aimed at finding out the effect of interaction between the height of water level and the growing stadia on the growth and the yield of soy. The study has been done in Oebelo Village of Kupang Tengah Sub District of East Nusa Tenggara Province, started in April and ended in October 2010. This Study employed Group Randomized Design (GRD) with factorial pattern of three (3) repetitions. The first factor tried out in this study is the treatment of surface water soil height that consists of 25 cm (T1); 20 cm (T2); and 15 cm (T3).  The result showed that growing stadia consists of active vegetative (T2S1) makes the plant grow higher (55,40 cm); the leaves become   wider (56,67 cm²); the number of filled – stem increases (74,33); the plants nuts weight becomes 42,27 g  and the plants weight is 76,80 g, all of which are higher than of the treatments. It is suggested that the cultivation of soy plant should be done by means of watering down the active vegetative with the height of water level being 10 cm. Key words: Soy, the height water soil surface, growing stadia.

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