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Oil palm has become one of the most important sources of national income in Indonesia’s economic system. Jambi Province contributed 5.87 percent of palm oil to national production, with 8.54 percent of the national land area, that supplies 57 Palm Oil factories (PKS) in Jambi Province. From an area of 791,025 hectares of oil palm, 66.66 percent was cultivated by smallholders. However, the independent smallholder has constraints replanting the old or damaged tree from the financial side, technical and social, and institutional. In terms of that condition, it is essential to analyse the priority pattern for replanting the independent smallholder’s oil palm in Jambi Province. Research carried on eight districts in Jambi Province. Focus Group Discussion held to collect the data from experts purposively and analysed it by Analytical Hierarchy Processes (AHP). The result showed that independent smallholders should prioritize the partnership pattern and the independent pattern with institutional replanting in Jambi Province. It is expected to become oil palm plantation institutions and increase the income and yield of independent smallholder fresh fruit bunch.

What is the priority pattern for replanting the independent smallholders oil palm in Jambi Province?