Livestock Commodities Income Contribution of Farming in the Village of Catur, Kintamani, Bangli

Abstract

The aim of this study is to see how big the contribution of the livestock sector to give effect to the structure of farm household income. The assessment carried out in the village of Catur, in 2012, was involving 30 farmers respondent. Data collected through survey method using a questionnaire interview. Data were analyzed by descriptive qualitative analysis of bene t cost ratio. The results showed: the dominant livestock grown/reared and impact on household income of farmers in the location assessment, is; cattle and free-range chicken. The average tenure of cattle farmer cooperator for Bali cattle breeding is one head with a composition of 33% ownership interest and 67.67% owned by farmers Ngadas (for results). The bulls were cultivated for fattening are 2 heads with only 50% ownership composition, 50% revenue sharing system. While the average number of domestic poultry farmer cooperator ownership is 21 heads. From the structure of farm household income in rural Catur per year total revenue received by the farmer cooperator IDR 11,047,841 which consists of income from the agricultural sector 78.64% (IDR 8,688,056) from outside of the agricultural sector as much as 16.40% (USD 1,812 million). Income from outside agriculture, such as traders or kiosk (11.46%), others (4.94%). In the agricultural sector of 78.64% of income, livestock sub-sector contributed the most as many as 39.18%, followed by oranges (26.34) and coffee (12.12).