Kelayakan Finansial Usahatani Buah Naga Di Daerah Perkotaan Sebagai Alternatif Tambahan Pendapatan Petani

Abstract

Financial Feasibility Of Dragon Fruits Farming In Urban Area As Additional
Alternatives Of Farmer’s Revenues

This study aims to analyze the financial feasibility of Dragon Fruit Farming in urban
areas. Analyze the sensitivity of Dragon Fruit farming on the changes of production
quantity, product selling price, and production cost. The pilot unit of Dragon Fruit
Farming in urban area is in Experiment Garden of Faculty of Agriculture Udayana
University. Key informants of this research are garden managers, field officers, field
workers in Experimental Garden of Faculty of Agriculture Udayana University. The
data used are Bank Rakyat Indonesia's interest rate, investment cost (seedling
cuttings, climbers, used tires, rope, and equipment), operational cost (fertilizer and
labor), production quantity, and product selling price. Data analysis used analysis of
investment criteria and business sensitivity analysis. The results showed that the
Dragon Fruit Farming in Experimental Garden of Faculty of Agriculture Udayana
University was profitable so it was feasible to run. The value of farm income is Rp
231,453,087, Net B / C value is 4.03. IRR> I is 49.63%> 18%, the rate of payback
for five years is eight months. This effort is very sensitive to the 50% decline in the
selling price.