Economic Assessment of Dual Purpose Type of Cattle Farming in Minahasa Regency – Indonesia

Year 2018, , 213 - 224, 30.09.2018

Erwin Wantasen , Umar Paputungan

https://doi.org/10.29023/alanyaakademik.424012

Cited By: 1

Abstract

The aim of this study was to analyze dual purpose type of cattle farm households’ economy in Langowan District Minahasa Regency, Indonesia. Data relies on sample survey of 100 farm households in Tumarats Village during 2017. Descriptive and quantitative analysis using a probit model was employed. Result of this study showed that Family labor absorbed by cattle farms on the first, second and third scales were 44.34, 27.46 and 16.82 man days/AU/year respectively. The contribution of cattle income on the first, second and third scales were 52.84%, 66.31% and 70.19% respectively. Value added of cattle, selling price, family labor, cattle labor and cultivated land area had significantly positive effect on households’ decision to increase cattle scale of business.

Keywords

Key words : Food expenditure, household decision, income, scale of business, non food expenditure

Economic Assessment of Dual Purpose Type of Cattle Farming in Minahasa Regency – Indonesia

Abstract

The aim of this study was to analyze dual purpose type of cattle farm households’ economy in Langowan District Minahasa Regency, Indonesia. Data relies on sample survey of 100 farm households in Tumarats Village during 2017. Descriptive and quantitative analysis using a probit model was employed. Result of this study showed that Family labor absorbed by cattle farms on the first, second and third scales were 44.34, 27.46 and 16.82 man days/AU/year respectively. The contribution of cattle income on the first, second and third scales were 52.84%, 66.31% and 70.19% respectively. Value added of cattle, selling price, family labor, cattle labor and cultivated land area had significantly positive effect on households’ decision to increase cattle scale of business.

Keywords

Food expenditure, Household decision, Income, Scale of business, Nonfood expenditure

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