Structural modelling of rice fields-buffalo livestock based integrated agricultural systems in the context of regional development in Humbang Hasundutan, Indonesia

IF 0.6 Q4 FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Future of Food: Journal on Food, Agriculture and Society Pub Date : 2019-11-30 DOI:10.17170/KOBRA-20190709595

H. Nainggolan, J. Aritonang, M. Sihombing, T. Supriana, M. Tafsin

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This study analyses the influence of external and internal agriculture conditions on rice fields-buffalo livestock-based integrated agricultural systems in the context of regional development in the Humbang Hasundutan District. The method of analyzing data in research is structural equation modeling (SEM) with IBM SPSS® Amos 22 device. The results indicate that both external and internal agricultural conditions have a significant, positive influence on both rice field-buffalo livestock integrated agricultural systems and regional development. Furthermore, rice fields-buffalo livestock integrated agricultural systems have a significant positive influence on regional development. The direct influence of external agriculture conditions on regional development is 0,26. The indirect influence of external agriculture conditions on regional development by the intermediate of integrated agriculture systems is 0,32 and total influence is 0,58. Furthermore, the indirect influence of internal agriculture conditions on regional development is 0,24. The indirect influence of internal agriculture conditions on regional development by the intermediate of integrated agriculture systems is 0,28, with a total influence is 0,52. Based on the conclusion it is suggested that the government; a) provide guidance to improve farmers' knowledge of integrated agricultural systems; b) improve farmers’ ability to develop their farms so as to have an impact on increasing incomes; c) establish agricultural development programmes for the longer-term increase of production, which will have an impact on regional economic growth; d) assist farmers by providing access to capital for agricultural development ensure the stability of output prices of agricultural products.

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印度尼西亚Humbang hasundan区域发展背景下稻田-水牛畜牧业综合农业系统的结构建模

本研究分析了Humbang Hasundutan地区区域发展背景下，外部和内部农业条件对稻田-水牛-牲畜综合农业系统的影响。研究中分析数据的方法是使用IBM SPSS®Amos 22设备进行结构方程建模（SEM）。研究结果表明，农业内外部条件对稻田-水牛-牲畜一体化农业体系和区域发展都有显著、积极的影响。此外，稻田-水牛-牲畜一体化农业系统对区域发展具有显著的积极影响。外部农业条件对区域发展的直接影响为0.26。外部农业条件对一体化农业系统中介区域发展的间接影响为0,32，总影响为0,58。此外，内部农业条件对区域发展的间接影响为0,24。综合农业系统中间环节内部农业条件对区域发展的间接影响为0,28，总影响为0,52。在此基础上提出政府；a）提供指导，提高农民对综合农业系统的认识；b）提高农民发展农场的能力，从而对增加收入产生影响；c）制定长期增产的农业发展方案，这将对区域经济增长产生影响；d）通过为农业发展提供资金援助农民，确保农产品产出价格的稳定。

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