Landscape integrated pest management as a tool to determine the risk of production of rice farming in Pliken Village Banyumas Regency

Abstract

Landscape IPM has been developed in a certain region in Java to strenghten the ecosystem that has been impacted by the massive utilization of pesticide during long period. This study was held to: 1) Testify if there is any significant difference between the production of LIPM adopters and non-LIPM adopters, 2) Compare the level risk of production between LIPM adopters and non-adopters, 3) Analyze the determinant factors of risk of production. Independent two-sample T-Test and scatter plot were used to determined if there is any significant difference between the two categories, while the level of risk of production were measured by calculation of Coefficient of variation (CV). The determinant factors of risk of production analyzed by using multiple linear regression based on the method of multiplicative heterocedastic. The result shows that there is no significant difference between the production of LIPM adopters and non-adopters, but indeed it has a lower level risk of production. One factor that has significantly influenced the risk of production is pest attack.