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Motivation of Sugar Palm Sugar Processors in Wolo Subdistrict, Kolaka Regency, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia
No full textThis study aims to analyze the motivation of palm sugar processors in Wolo District, Kolaka Regency, Southeast Sulawesi. The research was conducted using a descriptive analysis approach, with data collected through surveys and interviews with 60 palm sugar processors. The results show that the majority of palm sugar processors have low motivation (68.33%), with economic motives being the most dominant factor influencing their motivation. The study also highlights the importance of improving the motivation of palm sugar processors through government intervention, training, and the development of cooperative networks to enhance the sustainability and productivity of the palm sugar industry. This research contributes to the understanding of the factors influencing the motivation of small-scale agro-industry workers and provides recommendations for policymakers and stakeholders in the palm sugar industr
Productivity and Income Analysis of Red Onion Farming on Marginal Land in Kaswari Village South Kaledupa Sub-district, Wakatobi Regency
No full textThis research aims to (1) Find out the productivity of shallot farming on marginal land in Kaswari Village, South Kaledupa District, Wakatobi Regency (2) Find out the income of shallot farming on marginal land in Kaswari Village, South Kaledupa District, Wakatobi Regency. This research was carried out in January-May 2024. The sampling method was simple random sampling, with a total of 35 farmers. Based on the research results, it shows that (1) Analysis of the productivity and income of shallot farming on marginal land is usually lower than on fertile land due to various factors. Marginal land is land that has limitations for agricultural activities which affect farming productivity. The productivity of shallots obtained was 3,714 Kg/ha. (2) The total cost of shallot farming in Kaswari Village per season is IDR 955,865, where the total income from shallot farming activities is IDR 14,523,000, the income of shallot farmers in Kaswari Village is IDR 13,567,135
Factors Affecting the Income of Line Fishermen in Batu Jaya Village, Laonti District, South Konawe Regency
No full textThis research was carried out from January to March 2024, with the aim of 1) to determine the income of fishing fishermen in Batu Jaya Village, Laonti District, South Konawe Regency. 2) To find out what factors influence the income of fishing fishermen in Batu Jaya Village, Laonti District, South Konawe Regency. The method used in this research was carried out purposively and the sample was determined using a census method of 20 people. The analytical tools used are income analysis and multiple linear regression. The research results show that: 1) the average income of respondents is IDR 2,170,270 per month. 2) Find out the factors that influence the income of fishing fisherme
The Impact of Using Certified Durian Seedlings on Durian Farming Income in Amoito Village, Ranomeeto Sub-district
No full textThe durian tree in Amoito Village is a local and superior type of durian tree. If the more characteristics that consumers like are collected in one fruit, the higher the economic value (price) of the fruit. Thus it can be classified as a superior fruit. For this reason, examples of how to assess durian fruit can be taken based on the criteria for the appearance of the fruit and the characteristics of the fruit that consumers like. This research was carried out in Amoito Village, Ranomeeto District. From January to March 2024, the research location was determined purposively, where the area was one of the villages in Ranomeeto District whose people cultivated durian farming. The population in this study were all farmers who cultivated durian, namely 30 people. Determining the sample in this study used a saturated sampling technique, where the entire population was sampled. There were 19 samples from farmers who used certified seeds and 11 from farmers who used non-certified seeds. Farming businesses using certified seeds earned the highest income compared to farming businesses using non-certified seeds. This is because certified durian seed farming produces higher yields compared to non-certified ones. The results of farming certified durian seeds are Rp. 314,415,000 while non-certified durian seed farming is Rp. 177,713,709.53. The total income of farmers who use certified and non-certified seeds is IDR. 196,701,291 which means positive impact (+). Where the income received by farmers who use certified seeds is greater than non-certifie
Contribution of Local Food to Meeting Needs Staple Food in Farmer Households in Laiba Village Parigi Sub-district, Muna Regency
No full textThis research aims to determine and analyze the contribution of local food to meeting the basic food needs of farming households in Laiba Village, Parigi District, Muna Regency. Furthermore, this research also analyzes the factors that influence local food consumption in farming households. The food commodities included in the model include three commodities including: rice, corn and cassava. The method used in this research is a quantitative descriptive analysis method and the Almost Ideal Demand System (AIDS) model equation which is estimated using the R-Studio method. The results of this research show that 1) The contribution of corn and cassava in providing food for farming households is still small compared to rice, where corn is only consumed on average 1.0 days a week, and no one consumes cassava as a staple food. Rice is consumed on average 6.0 days a week. Corn is now the second staple food after rice, while cassava is only consumed as a snack or snack for farming households, and 2) Factors that have a real (significant) influence on corn consumption are family income and number of family members, while the demand for cassava and rice is influenced significantly by the number of family members
Optimizing English Learning with Mind Mapping: A Classroom Application at SMPN 7 Muaro Jambi
No full textThis study investigates the application of the mind mapping technique as a teaching strategy to optimize students’ English vocabulary learning. This qualitative research involved one English teacher as the subject, and the data were collected through observations, interviews, and documentation. The data were then analyzed using descriptive analysis. The findings reveal that the teacher’s strategy in implementing mind mapping plays a significant role in improving students’ vocabulary mastery. However, several challenges emerged, such as limited explanation, time constraints, and the lack of additional materials, which caused difficulties in spelling and memorization. To overcome these problems, the teacher combined multiple strategies, including presenting vocabulary items with diagrams, using visual aids, and emphasizing clear word structures. Furthermore, the teacher applied essential mind mapping principles, such as using colors, images, keywords, associations, and central images to present ideas more effectively. These strategies ultimately made vocabulary learning more engaging, creative, and effective, enabling students to memorize words more easily, quickly, and enjoyably
Organizational Support and Service Leadership in Improving Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) Among Private High School Teachers in Depok City
No full textThis study aims to analyze the influence of organizational support and service leadership on organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) among private high school teachers in Depok City. Organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) refers to voluntary contributions made by employees that support organizational effectiveness, beyond their formal obligations. This study employs a quantitative approach with a survey design and involves 234 teachers from various private schools in Depok City. Data were collected through a questionnaire measuring organizational support, service leadership, and OCB. The data analysis technique used was multiple linear regression to test the influence of each variable on OCB. The results of the study indicate that both organizational support and service leadership have a significant influence on increasing OCB behavior. These findings provide insights for private school management to develop policies that support OCB behavior through adequate support and service-based leadership. Thus, this study confirms the importance of the role of organizational support and leadership in creating a productive and collaborative work environment in the education sector
Managing Trust and Achievement Motivation to Improve Teacher Engagement in Private Vocational Schools in Bogor Regency
No full textThis study aims to examine the influence of trust management and achievement motivation on teacher engagement in private vocational schools in Bogor Regency. The method used in this study is a quantitative approach with a survey design. The research sample consisted of 215 teachers in various private vocational schools in Bogor Regency who were selected randomly. Data collection was conducted through a questionnaire measuring three main variables: trust management, achievement motivation, and teacher engagement. The results of the study indicate that good trust management has a significant positive influence on the level of teacher engagement, with an average score of 4.3 (standard deviation 0.84). Additionally, achievement motivation also significantly contributed to increased teacher engagement, with an average score of 4.3 (standard deviation 0.81). Multiple linear regression analysis revealed that trust management and achievement motivation simultaneously had a significant impact on teacher engagement (p-value < 0.01). The practical implications of this study are the need for school management to improve communication transparency, provide adequate reward programs, and offer professional development opportunities for teachers. This study provides important insights for education managers to improve the quality of learning through increased teacher engagement
The Development of Monopoly as a Learning Medium Incorporating Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic Approaches to Enhance Basic Accounting Learning Outcomes at SMK Negeri 2 Jiwan
No full textInnovation in the learning process must be carried out in accordance with students'learning needs in order to increase learning effectiveness and make the process more meaningful, thereby maximizing the achievement of learning objectives. This study aims to develop Monopoly as a learning medium based on the VAK (Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic) learning styles to improve Basic Accounting learning outcomes at SMK Negeri 2 Jiwan. The research used Research and Development (R&D) method with the ADDIE development model. The Monopoly game was developed through the Genially platform and the learning implementation strategy was adapted to the VAK learning styles. The developed media underwent feasibility validation, resulting in a feasibility score of 91.25% for content aspects, 86.67% for language aspects, and 80% for media aspects. After implementation, a limited trial showed an improvement in learning outcomes, with the average pre-test score increasing from 65.2 to a post-test average of 85.8. Field test results also indicated an increase from 64.2 to 87. Thus, the development of this VAK-based Monopoly learning medium has proven effective in enhancing learning outcomes in Basic Accounting
Optimization Analysis of Vegetable Farming with Hydroponic System in Kendari City (Case Study of Simbo Hydroponics)
No full textThis study aims to analyze the optimal use of production resources in hydroponic vegetable farming in order to maximize income. The research was conducted from February to July 2025. The method used in this study is linear programming analysis using the simplex method, assisted by the POM-QM for Windows IV software to determine the optimal combination of resources, including seeds, nutrients, and labor. The results showed that the use of production resources had reached an optimal condition, with full utilization of nutrients (70 liters) and labor (8 man-days). The resources that remained in surplus and were not limiting factors included lettuce seeds, pakcoy seeds, caisim seeds, samhong seeds, and kailan seeds. Among the five crops, pakcoy still had potential for further optimization, while the other four had already reached optimal levels. Each type of vegetable showed that production quantity matched demand (optimal). The optimal production levels for each crop were: lettuce 60 kg, pakcoy 120.63 kg, caisim 30 kg, samhong 30 kg, and kailan 90 kg. The total optimal income obtained from this combination amounted to IDR 10,201,148 per production cycl