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Ekologi : ilmu yg mempelajari interaksi (hubungan timbal balik) antara organisme dg sesamanya dan interaksi antara organisme dg lingkungannya Satuan pokok ekologi adalah ekosistem
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EKOSISTEM
Ekosistem : suatu sistem ekologi yg terbentuk oleh hubungan timbal balik antara makhluk hidup dg lingkungannya. Ekosistem merupakan suatu tatanan kesatuan secara utuh dan menyeluruh antara segenap unsur lingkungan hidup yg saling mempengaruhi. Komponen2 pembentuk ekosistem adalah:
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Agro-ekologi
Agro-ekologi : ilmu yg mempelajari sistem pertanian dg menggunakan kaidah-kaidah ekologi. Tujuan agroekologi : mengkaji sistem pertanian dgn menggunakan kaidah ekologi 2 shg penerapan teknologi pertanian tidak merusak lingkungan PERTANIAN BERKELANJUTAN (SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE).
Konsep Agroekosistem
Terjadi interaksi antara komponen pertanian Interaksi normal terjadi keseimbangan Timbul masalah bila tak seimbang interaksinya (homeostasis) terganggu Contoh : kekeringan, banjir, longsor, erosi, peledakan hama penyakit (wereng), mutasi tanaman (varietas), produktivitas tanah menurun, masyarakat petani tetap miskin
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Polusi Air
Tanah Biota Tanah, Vegetasi Hewan/ternak Komponen iklim (Hujan, Radiasi mthr, dst) Nutrisi/pupuk Pestisida Sungai, Air Manusia Teknologi dst
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BUDIDAYA TANAMAN
AIR TANAH
Sarana produksi: Tanah/lahan Benih / bibit Air Pupuk Pestisida/Obat Tenaga Kerja
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Semakin meningkatnya biaya dan ketergantungan thd input eksternal (bahan kimia dan energi) Semakin meningkatnya pencemaran air akibat pupuk dan pestisida
Semakin menurunnya produktivitas tanah akibat erosi tanah dan kehilangan (pencucian) hara dari tanah Semakin meningkatnya ancaman residu bahan agrokimia thd kualitas dan keamanan pangan
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The word "sustain," from the Latin sustinere (sus-, from below and tenere, to hold), to keep in existence or maintain, implies long-term support or permanence.
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Sustainable agriculture integrates 3 main goals: (1) environmental stewardship, (2) farm profitability, and (3) prosperous farming communities.
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BIODYNAMIC FARMING
NATURAL FARMING
ECO-AGRICULTURE ECO-FARMING
ALTERNATIVE FARMING
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PRASYARAT BAGI PERTANIAN BERKELANJUTAN 1. Kualitas tanah tidak boleh rusak, topsoil tidak boleh
menipis
2. Sumberdaya air tersedia harus mampu memenuhi kebutuhan tanaman, tdk berlebihan & tdk kekurangan 3. Integritas biologis dan ekologis harus dilestarikan melalui berbagai upaya pengelolaan sumberdaya genetik, siklus hara, hama tanaman, dll 4. Sistem harus menguntungkan secara ekonomis 5. Ekspektasi sosial dan norma budaya harus dipenuhi, spt kebutuhan sandang dan pangan masyarakat
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Sustainable agriculture integrates 3 main goals: environmental stewardship, farm profitability, and prosperous farming communities. These goals have been defined by a variety of disciplines and may be looked at from the vantage point of the farmer or the consumer.
DESKRIPSI
Sustainable agriculture refers to the ability of a farm to produce food indefinitely, without causing severe or irreversible damage to ecosystem health. Two key issues are biophysical (the long-term effects of various practices on soil properties and processes essential for crop productivity) and socio-economic (the long-term ability of farmers to obtain inputs and manage resources such as labor).
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As it pertains to agriculture, sustainable describes farming systems that are "capable of maintaining their productivity and usefulness to society indefinitely. Such systems... must be resourceconserving, socially supportive, commercially competitive, and environmentally sound."
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NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT
Weed Control
Olah tanah Selective Herbicides
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Weeds Management
Animals Roles
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Sustainable agriculture refers to the ability of a farm to produce food indefinitely, without causing severe or irreversible damage to ecosystem health.
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Sustainable agriculture is one that produces abundant food without depleting the earths resources or polluting its environment. It is agriculture that follows the principles of nature to develop systems for raising crops and livestock that are, like nature, selfsustaining. Sustainable agriculture is also the agriculture of social values, one whose success is indistinguishable from vibrant rural communities, rich lives for families on the farms, and wholesome food for everyone. But in the rst decade of the 21 Century, sustainable agriculture, as a set st commonly of accepted practices or a model farm economy, is still in its infancy.
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PRODUKSI TANAMAN
RESIDU / LIMBAH TANAMAN
PUPUK KANDANG
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Farming sustainably means growing crops and livestock in ways that meet three objectives simultaneously:
Economic profit Social benefits to the farm family and the community Environmental conservation
Sustainability can be observed and measured; indicators that a farm or rural community is achieving the three objectives of sustainability include: economic, social, environment
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Economic Sustainability
The family savings or net worth is consistently going up. The family debt is consistently going down. The farm enterprises are consistently profitable from year to year. Purchase of off-farm feed and fertilizer is decreasing. Reliance on government payments is decreasing.
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The farm enterprises are profitable from year to year: Tumpangsari Pepaya dg padi gogo.
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Social Sustainability
The farm supports other businesses and families in the community. Money circulate within the local economy. The number of rural families is going up or holding steady. Young people take over their parents' farms and continue farming. College graduates return to the community after graduation.
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Environmental Sustainability
There is no bare ground. Clean water flows in the farm's ditches and streams. Wildlife is abundant. Fish are prolific in streams that flow through the farm.
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These specialty crops are not for everyone; only a certain number of hectares of land can be grown because of limited markets.
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Economic Sustainability
Selecting Profitable Enterprises to Ensure Economic Sustainability
Expanding organic markets suggest another possible niche. "Alternative" crops like herbs, mushrooms or guava may be an option. When we try to produce a single product such as corn, or groundnuts our risk is high because "all our eggs are in one basket."
When we integrate plant and animal agriculture we distribute overhead and risk among several enterprises.
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When we integrate plant and animal agriculture we distribute overhead and risk among several enterprises.
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Social Sustainability
Pengambilan keputusan usahatani berdampak langsung pd masyarakat sekitarnya. Misalnya, the decision to expand your operation requires the acquisition of your neighbor's farm.
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Social Sustainability
Keputusan sosial termasuk:
1. buying supplies locally rather than ordering from out of state, 2. figuring out ways to connect local consumers with your farm, 3. taking a consumer-oriented approach to production and management practices where both the farmer and consumer wins, 4. finding opportunities to ensure that neighboring communities can learn about sustainable food production.
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Marketing strategies , direct marketing through farmers markets or road side stalls all have a positive impact on the local community.
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Social sustainability also includes the quality of life of those who work and live on the farm, including good communication, trust, and mutual support.
Full family participation in farm planning is an indication that the quality of life is high.
Talking openly and honestly, spending time together, a feeling of progress toward goals, and general happiness. Quality of life will be defined somewhat differently by each individual and family, based on their values and goals
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Managing for three objectives simultaneously (economics, society, environment) depends on clear goal-setting and effective decision-making. Several good tools for decision-making, goal-setting, and whole-farm management are available to farmers. It is useful to assume that if your plan will not work, then develop a system for determining (as soon as possible) if it isn't working. For example, if the goal includes increased biodiversity, the farmer needs to knowquicklyif the grazing or cropping system being used is actually increasing the number of plant species in the area of concern. Monitoring is particularly important in sustainable agriculture, which relies on natural systems to replace some of the work done by input products like fertilizer and pesticides.
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Kemampuan mengevaluasi dan merencanakan-kembali sangat penting bagi petani guna keberlanjutan ushataninya When part of the plan is not working as intended, it becomes necessary to replan. The concept of planningmonitoring-controllingreplanning is a key characteristic of HolisticManagement and is referred to as the feedback M. LUTHFI RAYES FAKULTAS PERTANIAN UNIV BRAWIJAYA loop.
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The transition toward more sustainable farming requires not only planning and decision-making skills, but access to appropriate and helpful information. Fortunately, increased interest in sustainable agriculture has stimulated greater investment in research and education. As a result, much more usable information is available today than ever before, accessible through various means
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Environmental Sustainability
Sustainable agriculture can be viewed as ecosystem management of complex interactions among soil, water, plants, animals, climate, and people. The goal is to integrate all these factors into a production system that is appropriate for the environment, the people, and the economic conditions where the farm is located.
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PUPUK
Anorganik
Organik
ROTASI
TANAMAN
Gulma
KULTIVASI
Hama
Penyakit
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Farms become and stay environmentally sustainable by imitating natural systemscreating a farm landscape that mimics as closely as possible the complexity of healthy ecosystems. The wastes of industrial agriculture (non-pointsource pollution) include suspended soil, nitrates, and phosphates in stream water, and nitrates and pesticides in ground water.
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Nature tends to function in cycles, so that waste from one process or system becomes input for another. Industrial agriculture, in contrast, tends to function in a linear fashion similar to a factory: inputs go in one end, and products and waste come out the other.
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3. Dampak lingkungan yg menguntungkan : on - farm & off - farm 4. Adapted to the existing local conditions 5. Long-term maintenance of productive capacity 6. Biological & cultural diversity 7. Knowledge of local inhabitants 8. Mencukupi kebutuhan barang domestik dan barang dapat diekspor.
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- Panen tanaman - Teknologi Pengelolaan - Pemupukan - Pengolahan tanah - Pengairan - Aplikasi agrokimia - Agroteknologi lainnya.
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The simpler we try to make agriculture, the more vulnerable we become to natural disasters and marketplace changes. When we try to produce a single product such as wheat, corn, or soybeans we are taking on huge risk. If instead we diversify crops and integrate plant and animal agriculture, overhead will be spread over several enterprises, reducing risk and increasing profit. Table 1 offers some comparisons between two models of agriculturefarming as an industrial factory and farming as a biological system.
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