STUDI TINGKAT PENDAPATAN PETANI TEMBAKAU DI DESA POHGADING KECAMATAN PRINGGABAYA KABUPATEN LOMBOK TIMUR
| Main Author: | ZAKARIA, LUTFI |
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| Format: | Thesis NonPeerReviewed Book |
| Bahasa: | eng |
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, 2008
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| Online Access: |
http://eprints.umm.ac.id/7152/1/STUDI_TINGKAT_PENDAPATAN_PETANI_TEMBAKAU_DI_DESA_POHGADING_KECAMATAN_PRINGGABAYA_KABUPATEN_LOMBOK_TIMUR.pdf http://eprints.umm.ac.id/7152/ |
Daftar Isi:
- Economic development is always seen as percapita income raising, since it is a description of society economic prosperity. Farm sector which is not the major priority surprisingly survived and was not effected by crisis. It is why farm sector needs to be developed. Pohgading village Pringgabaya sub-district East-Lombok Residence is a village which its society was tobacco farmers. In production process, tobacco farmers was faced a classic problems, limited capital and less knowledge and technology which caused the farmer s income un-maximize. The research aimed to find out and describe how much the income level of Pohgading village Pringgabaya sub-district East-Lombok Residence. Data analysis used was quantitative through income analysis. Research was survey research which was done whether in large or small population, but the data was learned from the population. While discussed from explanation level, it could be grouped as descriptive research, which was research to independent variable without comparation or relating with another variable. From the data, the research was quantitative research which data was stated in numbers. Research implication was net income of tobacco rarmer at Pohgading village Pringgabaya sub-district East-Lombok Residence considered by its total income and operational cost before harvesting. It means, larger total income compared with expenditure would cause the higher net income for tobacco farmer. In the contrary, larger or the same amount cost caused the lower net income. Operational cost by the tobacco farmer considered by the land measurement, fertilization frequency, crop cost, and human resource cost. It was hoped that farmer who has broad land or small-measurement land could maximize its harvest fit with the land measurement and the tobacco crops amount.