The Development of Bioindustry Technology in Realizing IoT-Based Sustainable Agricultural Industry Waste Management in West Java

The threat of climate change is increasing, especially the damage to nature caused by pollution in the agricultural sector. The impact of agricultural waste that is not managed optimally can reduce ecosystem function and disrupt food security stability. This research/research aims to mapping, analyzing, and developing Internet of Things (IoT)-based bioindustry technology in order to create an efficient, green and sustainable agricultural industry. This research uses quantitative methods with agroecology theory related to the development of agricultural waste management systems. The benefits of anaerobically processing agricultural waste such as in the West Java region is to create an optimal, efficient and land-saving food production system. Biotechnology based on the IoT automation system is a technology that can control agricultural food production waste by composting waste into new product that can be used. Therefore, we conducted research on agricultural waste, namely husk waste and cow blood water from slaughterhouses. The end result of the waste treatment is Bokashi Fertilizer and Liquid Organic Fertilizer by using biotechnology technology.

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IJIEM - Indonesian Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management
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2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.22441/ijiem.v5i2.23752
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Agricultural Research and Practices
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The Development of Bioindustry Technology in Realizing IoT-Based Sustainable Agricultural Industry Waste Management in West Java

AFFANDI FIRMAN SAPUTRA, Grace Evelyn, Dinda Damarisa Anggadewi, Uly Amrina
IJIEM - Indonesian Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management
Agricultural Research and Practices
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The Development of Bioindustry Technology in Realizing IoT-Based Sustainable Agricultural Industry Waste Management in West Java

AFFANDI FIRMAN SAPUTRA, Grace Evelyn, Dinda Damarisa Anggadewi, Uly Amrina
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The threat of climate change is increasing, especially the damage to nature caused by pollution in the agricultural sector. The impact of agricultural waste that is not managed optimally can reduce ecosystem function and disrupt food security stability. This research/research aims to mapping, analyzing, and developing Internet of Things (IoT)-based bioindustry technology in order to create an efficient, green and sustainable agricultural industry. This research uses quantitative methods with agroecology theory related to the development of agricultural waste management systems. The benefits of anaerobically processing agricultural waste such as in the West Java region is to create an optimal, efficient and land-saving food production system. Biotechnology based on the IoT automation system is a technology that can control agricultural food production waste by composting waste into new product that can be used. Therefore, we conducted research on agricultural waste, namely husk waste and cow blood water from slaughterhouses. The end result of the waste treatment is Bokashi Fertilizer and Liquid Organic Fertilizer by using biotechnology technology.

IJIEM - Indonesian Journal of Industrial Engineering and ManagementVol. 5(2)
Mercu Buana University (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 53%
Agricultural Research and Practices
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