Production Costs Analysis for Madura Cattle Farming in Tampojung Village, Waru District, Pamekasan Regency ubmit This Sample Abstract Kuswati(1), Rizki Prafitri(1), Hermanto(1), Onni Meirezaldi(2), Herlina Pratiwi(3), Roudhotul Febry Utami(1), Zahrah Mufidah(1)
Universitas Brawijaya
Abstract
This research aims to analyze the production costs of raising Madurese cattle for smallholder farming with average ownership of 1-3 cattle per farmer incurred by farmers. The research location was chosen because Tampojung Guwa Village is one of the areas in the PAPABARU area (Pasean, Pakong, Batu Marmar, and Waru), which has innovations in developing Madura cattle breeding. Farmers in these areas pay attention to maintaining genetic purity. Therefore, the government expects these areas to become the basis for Madura cattle. The survey method collects data through interviews with Madurese cattle breeders in Tampojung Guwa Village using a questionnaire tool. The data analysis method was carried out descriptively and quantitatively. The research results obtained production costs, revenues, R/C ratio, and profitability of Madurese cattle farms for respective livestock ownership. This research indicated that the Madurese cattle farming business is profitable for farmers. Ownership of 3 heads equals Rp. 51,203,000, receipts reached Rp. 60,000,000, R/C ratio 1.17/breeder/year, and profitability 17%- ownership of 2 heads of production costs Rp. 33,082,000, receipts Rp. 40,000,000 with an R/C ratio of 1.21/breeder/year, profitability of 21%, and ownership of 1 head production costs Rp. 16,708,000, receipts Rp. 20,000,000, R/C ratio 1.20/breeder/year, and profitability of 20%.
Keywords: production costs, Madura, Cattle, Pamekasan
