Case of Cassava Farming Business Partnership Pattern in Sampe Cita Village

Cassava is one of the food crops widely cultivated by farmers in Glugur Rimbun, Sampecita Village. This plant is a secondary crop with the largest harvest area in Kutalimbaru District. Partnerships between farmers and suppliers are certainly a breakthrough in developing farming businesses. This is because in addition to the uncertainty of marketing and prices, farmers will also be able to adopt the science and technology set by the supplier in an effort to increase production and quality. This study aims to analyze the partnership pattern of farmers with cassava processing companies, the influence of production factors and analysis of farmer income, and the feasibility of farming businesses. The partnership pattern implemented between farmers/landowners and UD. Kreasi Lutvi is structured in a cooperation contract, where the partner UD. Kreasi Lutvi is responsible for cultivating cassava, providing production facilities ranging from seeds, herbicides, fertilizers, agricultural tools and labor and buying cassava harvests at an agreed price. Farmers provide land and supervision in cassava cultivation activities until harvest. Keywords: analysis, pattern, partnership, cassava

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International Journal of Research and Review
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2025-07-30
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https://doi.org/10.52403/ijrr.20250738
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Agricultural Research and Practices
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Case of Cassava Farming Business Partnership Pattern in Sampe Cita Village

Sri Mahareni Br Sitepu, Andi Setiawan, Suryani Sajar
International Journal of Research and Review
Agricultural Research and Practices
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Case of Cassava Farming Business Partnership Pattern in Sampe Cita Village

Sri Mahareni Br Sitepu, Andi Setiawan, Suryani Sajar
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Abstract

Cassava is one of the food crops widely cultivated by farmers in Glugur Rimbun, Sampecita Village. This plant is a secondary crop with the largest harvest area in Kutalimbaru District. Partnerships between farmers and suppliers are certainly a breakthrough in developing farming businesses. This is because in addition to the uncertainty of marketing and prices, farmers will also be able to adopt the science and technology set by the supplier in an effort to increase production and quality. This study aims to analyze the partnership pattern of farmers with cassava processing companies, the influence of production factors and analysis of farmer income, and the feasibility of farming businesses. The partnership pattern implemented between farmers/landowners and UD. Kreasi Lutvi is structured in a cooperation contract, where the partner UD. Kreasi Lutvi is responsible for cultivating cassava, providing production facilities ranging from seeds, herbicides, fertilizers, agricultural tools and labor and buying cassava harvests at an agreed price. Farmers provide land and supervision in cassava cultivation activities until harvest. Keywords: analysis, pattern, partnership, cassava

International Journal of Research and ReviewVol. 12(7)
Universitas Pembangunan Panca Budi Medan (ID)
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