Efek Ekonomis dari Mekanisasi Pertanian di Wilayah Gedebage aliran sungai Cinambo

Economic Effect of Agricultural Mechanization Mechanization in Gedebage Water Management area of Bali

Ahmad Humam, Asri Mutia Sani, Eriena Reziati, Fikri Hurul Islami, Fitri Laelastuti, Indri Heryani and Lisnawati -

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Abstract: Technology is present to facilitate activities carried out by its users. In the application in agriculture, especially the mechanization of rice cultivation, it is well known that technology can also reduce the loss of production and provide economic effects because it reduces the value of production inputs. This survey was conducted to determine the economic effects of the use of agricultural mechanization in one of the rice fields of the Gedebage River Cinambo. Interview method was used with 8 questions asked to farmers using agricultural mechanization technology. The results of the interview showed that in one of the paddy fields the tractor and thresher were used. Tractors are able to expand the coverage of land that can be processed, ie from 0.1 ha / day to 0.7 ha / day. Rontog decreases production loss. It was concluded that the application of mechanization of agriculture in paddy fields could provide economic effects both in terms of time and material.

Keywords: Keywords: Economic effects; Agricultural Mechanization; Thresher; Tractor (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: Q1 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018, Revised 2018
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