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dc.description.abstract | Onion Agriculture has benefited farmers, but the benefits are very small as
compared with production costs that have been published. This is consistent with the
results of research Rosyadi (2009) which states that the level of profit is not sufficient
to meet the needs of peasant household economy. Or in other words, onion farm in
the location of the study did not provide significant benefits for the economy of peasant
households. To solve the problems encountered, partner activities and implementation
team agreed that this method is appropriate is the format of training and consultancy
services “Implementation of Working Capital Management At the Onion Farm.”
Indicators of success of this activity can be seen from some important things that are
revealed through in-depth interview participants. Based on in-depth interview is known
that onion farmers to understand the importance of working capital management and
practice how to manage working capital well, efficiently and effectively. IbM event
has implications for government policy for the district soon realized: (a) the availability
of new varieties that productive, adaptive and resistant to pests or diseases, (b)
availability of production technology and management of quality seeds, the concept
of quality assurance and standardization as the first step to build a national seed
industry a strong and independent, (c) Availability of environmentally friendly
agricultural technologies and efficient by utilizing local resources in an optimal and
sustained to produce horticultural products are the opportunities and open to the
emergence of a modern and efficient industrial facilities in various regions, (d ) The
availability of pest or disease control technology based on the use of natural enemies
and reducing synthetic pesticides as low as possible, (e) The availability of postharvest
technology for efficient packaging, conservation of fresh quality, product
diversification is associated with increased value-added horticultural industry. So
the activity is generally considered a success based on in-depth interviews that reveal
some things about: (i) working capital management with a good, efficient and effective,
(ii) pass the cost efficiency of production, (iii) allocating cash and stock in order to
maintain the sustainability of agricultural onion, ( iv) understand and can do proper
financial planning and benefits of capital budgeting and (v) increase the working
capital of onion farming. | en_US |