Open AccessCapacity Of Rice Farmers In Accessing People's Credit (KUR) In Pameungpeuk District, Garut Regency, West Java
Author(s) -
Muhamad Sandi Nurholis,
Oeng Anwarudin,
Maspur Makhmudi
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
jurnal penyuluhan pertanian
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2599-0403
pISSN - 1907-5839
DOI - 10.51852/jpp.v15i1.432
Subject(s) - nonprobability sampling , business , social capital , working capital , descriptive statistics , agriculture , service (business) , capital (architecture) , capacity building , christian ministry , finance , agricultural science , marketing , economic growth , economics , population , social science , statistics , philosophy , demography , mathematics , theology , archaeology , environmental science , sociology , history , ecology , biology
The Ministry of Agriculture has a strategic flagship program to improve the well-being of farmers. One of its programs is People's Business Credit (KUR). The KUR program is expected to be a solution for farmers in providing financial capital from formal financial institutions. Capitalization is a major issue facing farmers. Capital constraints also result in lower quantity and quality of yield. Thus, farmers still have low accessibility of farmers to KUR. This is because farmers consider capital access to formal financial institutions difficult and they need to have a reserve. All this time farmers have been relying on collectors and non-bankers for capital raising. Farmers need to lend capital to cultivators because they are the only easy solution to working capital. This study aimed to describe the capacity of rice farmers in accessing People's Business Credit (KUR) and to analyze the factors that influence the capacity of farmers in accessing the CURS sample of 54 people with purposive sampling technique. The research variables consisted of respondents 'characteristics, support for counseling services, social support and farmers' capacity. Data analysis techniques use descriptive statistics and multiple linear regression analysis statistics. The results can be concluded that the capacity of rice farmers in accessing KUR is in the high category. Farmers' capacity is influenced by long-term entrepreneurship, counseling service support and social support.