| dc.description.abstract | This research is motivated by the growth of regions and the balance
between regions, which requires the optimization of existing resources. With the
implementation of regional autonomy, each district in Dairi Regency has an open
opportunity to determine development policies and develop new sources of
income as their Regional Original Income (PAD) by utilizing the potential of
natural resources available in their respective areas. This is an effort to advance
the sub-sector of Horticultural Crops in their regional development and to improve
the economic growth of the community. This study aims to identify the
commodity base of Horticultural Crops, determine the proportional growth and
market share growth of the commodity base of Horticultural Crops in each
district, and identify the priority for developing the commodity base of plantation
crops in each district of Dairi Regency. The data used in this study were
secondary data. The data analysis employed in this research includes Location
Quotient analysis, Shift Share analysis, and a combination of Location Quotient
and Shift Share analysis. The results of the study indicate that the commodity base
in Dairi Regency consists of Big Chili, Potatoes, Cabbage, Tomatoes, Spinach,
Long Beans, Water Spinach, Cucumbers, Scallions, and Shallots. The district with
the highest number of rapidly growing base horticultural commodities is Sumbul
District, which has 8 commodities: Big Chili, Cabbage, Tomatoes, Spinach, Long
Beans, Water Spinach, Cucumbers, and Scallions. The horticultural commodity
with the highest priority for development is Big Chili, which is present in 10
districts: Sidikalang, Silima Pungapunga, Lae Parira, Siempat Nempu, Siempat
Nempu Hulu, Siempat Nempu Hilir, Tiga Lingga, Guung Sitember, Pegagan
Hilir, and Tanah Pinem. | en_US |
