Analysis Of Salak Farming Revenue (Case Study: Pakkat Hauagong Village, Pakkat District, Humbang Hasundutan Regency)
Introduction
Salak farming has been a significant contributor to the economy of Pakkat Hauagong Village, Pakkat District, Humbang Hasundutan Regency in North Sumatra. The village is renowned for its high-quality salak production, and research has been conducted to analyze the technical aspects of cultivation, income, and feasibility of salak farming in this region. This study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the salak farming revenue in Pakkat Hauagong Village and identify the factors that contribute to its success.
Methodology
The research was conducted by Imelda Kristin Br Napitupulu (170304062/Agribusiness) with the title "Salak Farming Revenue Analysis (Case Study: Pakkat Hauagong Village, Pakkat District, Humbang Hasundutan Regency)". The study involved 32 respondents out of a total of 110 salak farmers in the village. The analysis method used includes analysis of business income and feasibility. The results of the study provide valuable insights into the technical aspects of salak cultivation, income, and feasibility in Pakkat Hauagong Village.
Results
The results of the study show that the average total cost incurred by salak farmers in one year was Rp 5,123,909.72 per farmer and Rp 4,998,629.98 per hectare. Meanwhile, the average revenue obtained is Rp 11,595,937.50 per farmer per year and Rp 10,859,687.50 per hectare per year. From these data, it was obtained that the average salak farmer income in Pakkat Hauagong Village was Rp 6,472,072.78 per farmer per year and Rp 5,861,057.52 per hectare per year. This figure shows a promising potential for salak cultivation in the region.
Break Even Point (BEP) Analysis
Further analysis using the Break Even Point (BEP) method provides a more detailed picture of the feasibility of salak farming. The results of the analysis show that the production BEP is 162.37 kg, BEP price is Rp 1,101.92, BEP reception is Rp 404,921.03, and R/C (cost/revenue) analysis is 2.26. R/C numbers above 1 indicate that salak farming in Pakkat Hauagong Village is quite worth running.
Factors Contributing to Salak Farming Success
Several factors contribute to the success of salak farming in Pakkat Hauagong Village:
- Land Availability: The village has suitable land for salak cultivation.
- Climate and Soil Conditions: Climate and soil conditions in this region support the growth of salak plants.
- Farmers' skills: Farmers in Pakkat Hauagong Village have sufficient skills and knowledge in managing salak cultivation.
- Market demand: Salak from Pakkat Hauagong Village has a fairly high market demand, both at the local and regional levels.
Challenges Facing Salak Farming
However, there are several challenges that need to be overcome to increase the sustainability and profitability of salak farming in the village of Pakkat Hauagong:
- Limited access to the market: Farmers still face obstacles in marketing their crops, especially to reach a wider market.
- Limited Capital: Access to limited capital can be an obstacle in increasing business productivity and efficiency.
- Dependence on weather: Salak farming is very vulnerable to extreme weather changes, which can result in harvest losses.
Conclusion
In conclusion, salak farming in Pakkat Hauagong Village has good potential. However, joint efforts from various parties are needed to overcome the challenges that exist and increase the sustainability and profitability of this business. Increasing market access, providing capital access, and the application of proper aquaculture technology can be a solution to encourage the progress of salak farming in the village of Pakkat Hauagong.
Recommendations
Based on the findings of this study, the following recommendations are made:
- Improving market access: Efforts should be made to improve market access for salak farmers in Pakkat Hauagong Village.
- Providing capital access: Access to capital should be provided to salak farmers to increase business productivity and efficiency.
- Applying proper aquaculture technology: The application of proper aquaculture technology can help to increase the sustainability and profitability of salak farming in the village of Pakkat Hauagong.
By implementing these recommendations, the potential of salak farming in Pakkat Hauagong Village can be fully realized, and the village can become a major player in the salak industry in North Sumatra.
Introduction
In our previous article, we analyzed the salak farming revenue in Pakkat Hauagong Village, Pakkat District, Humbang Hasundutan Regency in North Sumatra. The study aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the technical aspects of salak cultivation, income, and feasibility of salak farming in this region. In this article, we will answer some of the frequently asked questions related to salak farming revenue analysis.
Q&A
Q: What is the average total cost incurred by salak farmers in one year?
A: The average total cost incurred by salak farmers in one year is Rp 5,123,909.72 per farmer and Rp 4,998,629.98 per hectare.
Q: What is the average revenue obtained by salak farmers in one year?
A: The average revenue obtained by salak farmers in one year is Rp 11,595,937.50 per farmer per year and Rp 10,859,687.50 per hectare per year.
Q: What is the average salak farmer income in Pakkat Hauagong Village?
A: The average salak farmer income in Pakkat Hauagong Village is Rp 6,472,072.78 per farmer per year and Rp 5,861,057.52 per hectare per year.
Q: What is the Break Even Point (BEP) of salak farming in Pakkat Hauagong Village?
A: The Break Even Point (BEP) of salak farming in Pakkat Hauagong Village is 162.37 kg, BEP price is Rp 1,101.92, BEP reception is Rp 404,921.03, and R/C (cost/revenue) analysis is 2.26.
Q: What are the factors contributing to the success of salak farming in Pakkat Hauagong Village?
A: The factors contributing to the success of salak farming in Pakkat Hauagong Village are:
- Land Availability: The village has suitable land for salak cultivation.
- Climate and Soil Conditions: Climate and soil conditions in this region support the growth of salak plants.
- Farmers' skills: Farmers in Pakkat Hauagong Village have sufficient skills and knowledge in managing salak cultivation.
- Market demand: Salak from Pakkat Hauagong Village has a fairly high market demand, both at the local and regional levels.
Q: What are the challenges facing salak farming in Pakkat Hauagong Village?
A: The challenges facing salak farming in Pakkat Hauagong Village are:
- Limited access to the market: Farmers still face obstacles in marketing their crops, especially to reach a wider market.
- Limited Capital: Access to limited capital can be an obstacle in increasing business productivity and efficiency.
- Dependence on weather: Salak farming is very vulnerable to extreme weather changes, which can result in harvest losses.
Q: What are the recommendations for improving salak farming revenue in Pakkat Hauagong Village?
A: The recommendations for improving salak farming revenue in Pakkat Hauagong Village are:
- Improving market access: Efforts should be made to improve market access for salak farmers in Pakkat Hauagong Village.
- Providing capital access: Access to capital should be provided to salak farmers to increase business productivity and efficiency.
- Applying proper aquaculture technology: The application of proper aquaculture technology can help to increase the sustainability and profitability of salak farming in the village of Pakkat Hauagong.
Conclusion
In conclusion, salak farming revenue analysis in Pakkat Hauagong Village has provided valuable insights into the technical aspects of salak cultivation, income, and feasibility of salak farming in this region. The study has identified the factors contributing to the success of salak farming and the challenges facing salak farming in Pakkat Hauagong Village. The recommendations for improving salak farming revenue in Pakkat Hauagong Village are also provided.