Potentials and Problems of The Agriculture and Livestock Sector
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https://doi.org/10.30736/jt.v1i1.132Keywords:
Jerebuu District, Regional Potential, GDP, Agriculture, LivestockAbstract
The research was conducted with quantitative and qualitative analysis. Quantitative analysis was done by recording the amount of production and land use in each sector owned by each village in two sub-districts. Qualitative analysis was carried out by using questionnaires and recording the problems that existed in each village in these two sub-districts. Jerebuu district consists of 12 villages, namely Dariwali, Naruwolo, Tiworiwu, Watumanu, Nenowea, Naruwolo I, Naruwolo II, Dariwali I, Niowela, Tiworiwu I, Tiworiwu II, and Batajawa. Agricultural development aims to increase production to stabilize food.
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