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Journal of the International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences, Volume 20,
Issue 2, 2014, pp. 50-68
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The impact of changes in rice innovation system components on agricultural sector and poverty Mardianto S. (?r=author%2Fpublic-view&id=481826) * 1 , Sinaga B.M. (?r=author%2Fpublic-view&id=410356) 2 , Firdaus M. (?r=author%2Fpublic-view&id=481827) 3 , Syafa'At N. (? r=author%2Fpublic-view&id=481828) 4 Abstract : This study aims to: (a) analyze the factors that affect the performance of rice innovation system and its impact on the performance of the agricultural sector and poverty alleviation; and (b) conduct policy simulations on major component of rice innovation system. This study uses simultaneous regression equations. The results show that the increase in real rice research budget allocations have significant and positive impact on the number of high yielding varieties produced by BBPadi. Number of PPL is significantly and positively influenced by the number of farmers group and planting area that use improved seed. Planting area using improved seed as indicator of the level of technology adoption significantly and positively influenced by the price of paddy improved seed, the number of KUD, and improved seed production. Simulation results show that without offset by the development of delivery and receiver capacity system, technology creation efforts were not optimally encourage increased rice production and vice versa. Keywords : Agricultural research,Econometric model,Sustainability production Subject Area : Plant Science
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