Accelerating the adoption of sustainable coffee-cattle integrated farming system

The agricultural system in the watershed is mostly based on monoculture system. Where it has not been connected between farms that produce biomass, biomass processing industries, waste management, water utilization, energy generation, and soil conservation. This condition raises problems, for instan...

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Published in:IOP conference series. Earth and environmental science 2020-01, Vol.418 (1), p.12011
Main Authors: Wulandari, S, Ardana, I K, Massinai, R, Hartati, Rr S
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
adoption
Agricultural ecosystems
Agricultural equipment
Agricultural wastes
Biomass
Cattle
Coffee
coffee-cattle
Energy conservation
Farming systems
Farms
Incentives
Integration
integration system
Livestock
Livestock farming
Monoculture
Soil conditions
Soil conservation
sustainable
SWOT analysis
Waste management
Water consumption
Water management
Water use
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Summary:The agricultural system in the watershed is mostly based on monoculture system. Where it has not been connected between farms that produce biomass, biomass processing industries, waste management, water utilization, energy generation, and soil conservation. This condition raises problems, for instance: (1) low productivity and quality of product, (2) un-used waste, and (3) dependence on external inputs. The coffee-livestock integration system is an approach that builds explicitly between biomass-producing agriculture, biomass processing industries, waste management, water use, energy generation, and soil nutrient conservation so that an integrated farming system (IFS) is sustainable. Even combines the crop farming system with livestock synergistically, that form an effective, efficient, and environmentally system, the level of its adoption is still low. The purpose of this study is to analyse the factors influenced adoption of the coffee-cattle integration system (CCIS) and formulate recommendations for its acceleration by using SWOT analysis. Result showed that the determinants of CCIS adoption are: farmer preference, financial resources, agro ecosystem, market incentives, as well risk and uncertainty. Acceleration of adoption at the farm level can be done through (1) assistance in implementation; and (2) provision of agricultural facilities and infrastructure as well as agricultural machinery equipment.
ISSN:1755-1307
1755-1315
DOI:10.1088/1755-1315/418/1/012011