Analysis of The Use of Palm Oil Slipping In Increasing Talun Kondot Ii Village Communities Income

  • Kemala Z
  • Hasanah P
  • Tanti G
  • et al.
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The purpose of this study is to determine the level of income derived from palm oil frond waste as it is known that agriculture is part of the national economy which has an important role because this sector can absorb the greatest human resources and utilize resources efficiently and is a source of income for the majority of the Indonesian population. In general, one example is that Indonesia is a developing country. Talun Kondot II villagers do not utilize palm oil waste, so burning palm fronds is one way to deal with it. Present creative industries change what is considered waste into products of economic value. Economic development is the dring force for obtaining data or information needed for this research. In interviews conducted in several Talun Kondot II villages, it was concluded that the development strategy discussed in the research is to generate economic value by processing palm frond waste processed in several processes and then sold to the one receiving the essay and will be sent to various.

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Kemala, Z., Hasanah, P. H., Tanti, G. E., Damanik, N. P., & Wiratama, W. (2023). Analysis of The Use of Palm Oil Slipping In Increasing Talun Kondot Ii Village Communities Income. Asian Journal of Engineering, Social and Health, 2(2), 127–135. https://doi.org/10.46799/ajesh.v2i2.43

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