| dc.description.abstract | Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is an agricultural commodity with high
economic value as a raw material for traditional medicines and spices. Ginger
production requires a large amount of capital due to the high cost of production
input and farmers require a large amount of input. Agriculture Credit is a
government program designed to improve capital access for farmers and micro,
small, and medium enterprises (UMKM) in Indonesia. This research aims to
analyze the impact of agriculture credit (KUR) on ginger farming. Primary data
collection with interviews, questionnaires, observations, documentation and
secondary data from PT. A. The research sample used a nonprobability sampling
technique with quota (quota sampling). Analysis of data this research using
descriptive analysis, income analysis, statistical test analysis such as independent
sample t-test and paired sample t-tests to compare the income of KUR recipient
farmers and non-KUR recipient farmers and the development of ginger farming
businesses before and after receipt of KUR and business feasibility analysis.
Research shows that there is significantly higher income for KUR recipient
farmers than for non-KUR recipient farmers, there is descriptive progress in
production input, production output, and production output income and income
before and after | en_US |
