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BY:

SRI HERLIANA

Email: [email protected]


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The presence of preserved land in addition to itspreservation as a finite resource also requires efforts toimprove land use to obtain or make alternative sources of

household income of rural farmers.

Development programs in order to realize food security andnutrition, particularly through the use of their yards,

diversification of food and nutrition programs as well as the

movement increased food security of rural community

In Sumedang Regency existence of dry land in the rural dry land,orchards, fields and yards and the empirical distribution shows dry

land tenure and ownership is more evenly distributed so that

community effort is estimated relative income distribution is more

effective when done through the empowerment of dry land for

agricultural economic value high,


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Describe the creative community in the use of the yard

How much revenue from the utilization

of the yard

How the condition of the food quality


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RESEACH METHODOLOGY

LITERATURE REVIEW

RESEARCHOBJECTIVES

RESEARCHDESIGN

DATA COLLECTION & PREPARATION

DATA ANALYSIS &INTERPRETATION

RESULT S

DISCUSSION & CONCLUSION

The Importance

of Research

Eksternal FactorsInternal Factors

Secondary DataPrimary Data

DescriptiveIncome Formula

PPH


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No. Location Utilization of Yard

With Farming

Activity

Utilization of Yard

With Livestock

Activity

Utilization of

Yard

With FisheriesActivity

1. Rancakalong

Village

Rancakalong

District

Durian, Banana,

Jackfruit, Alpuket,

Sweet Potato, Onion

Leaves, Mango,

Pharmacies life,Warung life,

Ornamental plants,

Clove, Cassava

Goats, cows rabbits,

chickens

goldfish

2. Pangadegan

Village

RancakalongDistrict

Papaya, Sapodilla,

Chocolate, Durian,

Melinjo, Cengek,Banana, Jackfruit,

Alpuket, Sweet

Potato, Onion Leaves,

Mango, Pharmacies

life,

Stalls live,ornamental plants

Chicken, Duck,

Goats, cows, rabbits

Catfish, goldfish,

ornamental fish

Table 1. Utilization of Yard


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No.

Location Income(Rupiah per Tahun)

1. Rancakalong Village

Rancakalong District

500.000 - 14.000.000

2. Pangadegan Village

Rancakalong District

350.00019.000.000


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Table 2. Rate Adequacy of Food Carbohydrate and Protein Sources

No. Location Nutritional Ingredients

Energy Protein(g / cap / day) (cal / cap / day)

Information

1. Rancakalong

Village Rancakalong

District

3.356 72 enough

2. Pangadegan Village

Rancakalong

District

3.027 71 enough


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Table 3. Achievement of Pattern Food circumstances Hope (PPH) ScoreOf Household on Rancakalong Village Rancakalong DistrictSumedang Regency

No. Food Group Weight Calories Range(%)

PPH

Score

PPH Maximum

score

1

Grains

0.50 2,537.14 83.81 41.90 25.00

2

Tuber

0.50 106.13 3.51 1.75 2.50

3

food Dried

Fruit

2.00 41.29 1.36 2.73 24.00

4

Oils and Fats

0.50 218.98 7.23 3.62 5.00

5

Nuts

2.00 79.73 1.36 2.73 10.00

6

sugar

0.50 35.97 7.23 3.62 2.50

7

Fruits and

Vegetables 5.00 8.18 2.63 13.17 30.00

Total


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Table 4. Achievement of Pattern Food circumstances Hope (PPH) Score

Of Household on Pangadegan Village Rancakalong District

Sumedang Regency

No. Food Group Weight Calories Range(%)

PPH

Score

PPH Maximum

score

1

Grains

0.50 2,537.14 83.81 41.90 25.00

2

Tuber

0.50 106.13 3.51 1.75 2.50

3food Dried

Fruit 2.00 41.29 1.36 2.73 24.00

4

Oils and Fats

0.50 218.98 7.23 3.62 5.00

5

Nuts

2.00 79.73 1.36 2.73 10.00

6sugar

0.50 35.97 7.23 3.62 2.50

7

Fruits and

Vegetables 5.00 8.18 2.63 13.17 30.00

Total

3,027.43 107.14 41.90 100.00


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The results showed that in the Pangadegan Village and

Rancakalong Village Rancakalong District Sumedang Regencywhich is developed village has the potential to further

develop the use of their yards by planting different crops or

businesses that have economic value.

It is based on the assessment that the grounds enumerated by the use of

household perceived benefits for both domestic consumption and increasehousehold income. Community at the study site is generally already take

advantage of his yard with a variety of activities, both activities of farm,

fishery and animal husbandry. Activities undertaken by rural communities

in developed, developing and poor village not far different from both the

farming sector, livestock and fisheries

This is because the geographical location of village sites developed,

developing and poor rural villages nearby, where the condition of land,

environment and similar habits. Differences between the village is of

orientation activities.


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In increasing public interest in utilizing the yard area, ie households

with a cultivated industrial processing plants results from the yard,

like making banana chips, cassava chips, chicken nuggets, beef, or

fish and others. Hence the need for empowerment of women orwomen with a group approach to be developed in a farm or other

business activities. It can work with the program increased the Role

of Women Towards Healthy Family Welfare (P2WKSS). Among the

early stages of development, namely by making use of free time

mothers to utilize the existing yard, because in general the manages

the yard is a housewife. Further guidance from the aspect of

economy and improving the quality of consumption.


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SRI HERLIANA

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