Joko Mariyono
Biographic Data
| ID | 2239509 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joko Mariyono |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joko |
| FAMILY NAME | Mariyono |
| SIGNATURE | MARIYONO J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ph.D candidate in Economics at The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia. Email: [email protected] |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0909-6665 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Perception and Acceptance of Stakeholders in Agricultural Intervention Program for Improvement of Food and Nutrition Security in East Java, Indonesia
A program intervention has been launched to achieve food and nutrition security in Indonesia. However, the process and implementation are supposed to be smoother than anticipated. This research analyzes the involvement and roles of stakeholders and organizations in implementing the program as the factors affecting the process’s smoothness. This research espoused an actor and institution-centered communication approach to dissect the stakeholders …
Farmer field school
The Indonesian agricultural sector provides a high proportion of employment for the rural community. However, the farmers’ livelihood is relatively low. Sending the farmers to non-formal education will enhance the livelihood of the community. In this study, we analyze the impact of farmer field school on Indonesia’s rural community livelihoods. Data were collected using a participatory approach from 270 farmer groups that completed farmer field s…
Rural modernisation through intensive vegetable farming agribusiness in Indonesia
Traditional farming that changes to profitable agribusiness can serve a machine for rural modernisation. This article assesses factors that determined the decision of smallholder vegetable producers to participate in vegetable-based agribusiness and analyses the impact of agribusiness participation and other determinants on the economic returns. Structural equation modelling was employed to show a proposed model of cumulative causation theory. Da…
Stepping up from subsistence to commercial intensive farming to enhance welfare of farmer households in Indonesia
This article assesses the welfare impact of intensive chilli farming and determines the factors motivating farmers to engage in commercial farming. This study uses a structural equation model that measures the direct and indirect effects of explanatory variables on intensive chilli production and welfare. This study uses data of field surveys of randomly selected 220 farmers in three regions of Java. The results show that stepping up to intensive…
Moving to commercial production
This article analyses factors determining farmers’ intentions to move from subsistence to advanced farming. Data were compiled from a survey of 222 randomly selected farmers in three districts of central Java, Indonesia. Intensive chili farming is considered commercial, and three technologies are considered advanced. The results show many significant factors determined farmers moving toward commercial farming and adopting advanced technologies. B…
Shifting from Green Revolution to environmentally sound policies
This study analyses technological change in Indonesian rice agriculture. An analysis of data compiled by the Indonesian Central Bureau of Statistics shows that rice agriculture has undergone technological progress with non-neutral technological change that has been capital and labour saving and chemical intensive. Recent agricultural policy reforms, which include the dissemination and implementation of environmentally friendly technology, however…
Adoption and Diffusion of Integrated Pest Management Technology
The institutionalization of IPM technology in Indonesia relies on farmer-to-farmer diffusion. The study aimed to analyze the adoption and diffusion of the technology at farm level which conducted in three consecutive seasons of 2000/2001. Two villages in Moyudan sub-district of Jogjakarta Province, where a chronic pest infestation exists, were chosen. The study showed IPM technology has been adopted by both IPM-participating and non-IPM participa…
Shifting from Green Revolution to environmentally sound policies
This study analyses technological change in Indonesian rice agriculture. An analysis of data compiled by the Indonesian Central Bureau of Statistics shows that rice agriculture has undergone technological progress with non-neutral technological change that has been capital and labour saving and chemical intensive. Recent agricultural policy reforms, which include the dissemination and implementation of environmentally friendly technology, however…
Stepping up from subsistence to commercial intensive farming to enhance welfare of farmer households in Indonesia
This article assesses the welfare impact of intensive chilli farming and determines the factors motivating farmers to engage in commercial farming. This study uses a structural equation model that measures the direct and indirect effects of explanatory variables on intensive chilli production and welfare. This study uses data of field surveys of randomly selected 220 farmers in three regions of Java. The results show that stepping up to intensive…
Farmer field school
The Indonesian agricultural sector provides a high proportion of employment for the rural community. However, the farmers’ livelihood is relatively low. Sending the farmers to non-formal education will enhance the livelihood of the community. In this study, we analyze the impact of farmer field school on Indonesia’s rural community livelihoods. Data were collected using a participatory approach from 270 farmer groups that completed farmer field s…
Moving to commercial production
This article analyses factors determining farmers’ intentions to move from subsistence to advanced farming. Data were compiled from a survey of 222 randomly selected farmers in three districts of central Java, Indonesia. Intensive chili farming is considered commercial, and three technologies are considered advanced. The results show many significant factors determined farmers moving toward commercial farming and adopting advanced technologies. B…
Adoption and Diffusion of Integrated Pest Management Technology
The institutionalization of IPM technology in Indonesia relies on farmer-to-farmer diffusion. The study aimed to analyze the adoption and diffusion of the technology at farm level which conducted in three consecutive seasons of 2000/2001. Two villages in Moyudan sub-district of Jogjakarta Province, where a chronic pest infestation exists, were chosen. The study showed IPM technology has been adopted by both IPM-participating and non-IPM participa…
Shifting from Green Revolution to environmentally sound policies
This study analyses technological change in Indonesian rice agriculture. An analysis of data compiled by the Indonesian Central Bureau of Statistics shows that rice agriculture has undergone technological progress with non-neutral technological change that has been capital and labour saving and chemical intensive. Recent agricultural policy reforms, which include the dissemination and implementation of environmentally friendly technology, however…
Moving to commercial production
This article analyses factors determining farmers’ intentions to move from subsistence to advanced farming. Data were compiled from a survey of 222 randomly selected farmers in three districts of central Java, Indonesia. Intensive chili farming is considered commercial, and three technologies are considered advanced. The results show many significant factors determined farmers moving toward commercial farming and adopting advanced technologies. B…
Stepping up from subsistence to commercial intensive farming to enhance welfare of farmer households in Indonesia
This article assesses the welfare impact of intensive chilli farming and determines the factors motivating farmers to engage in commercial farming. This study uses a structural equation model that measures the direct and indirect effects of explanatory variables on intensive chilli production and welfare. This study uses data of field surveys of randomly selected 220 farmers in three regions of Java. The results show that stepping up to intensive…
Rural modernisation through intensive vegetable farming agribusiness in Indonesia
Traditional farming that changes to profitable agribusiness can serve a machine for rural modernisation. This article assesses factors that determined the decision of smallholder vegetable producers to participate in vegetable-based agribusiness and analyses the impact of agribusiness participation and other determinants on the economic returns. Structural equation modelling was employed to show a proposed model of cumulative causation theory. Da…
Farmer field school
The Indonesian agricultural sector provides a high proportion of employment for the rural community. However, the farmers’ livelihood is relatively low. Sending the farmers to non-formal education will enhance the livelihood of the community. In this study, we analyze the impact of farmer field school on Indonesia’s rural community livelihoods. Data were collected using a participatory approach from 270 farmer groups that completed farmer field s…
Perception and Acceptance of Stakeholders in Agricultural Intervention Program for Improvement of Food and Nutrition Security in East Java, Indonesia
A program intervention has been launched to achieve food and nutrition security in Indonesia. However, the process and implementation are supposed to be smoother than anticipated. This research analyzes the involvement and roles of stakeholders and organizations in implementing the program as the factors affecting the process’s smoothness. This research espoused an actor and institution-centered communication approach to dissect the stakeholders …
Business (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Agriculture (6 works) · Agricultural Development and Management (5 works) · Agricultural Innovations and Practices (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Agricultural economics (4 works) · Agricultural science (4 works) · Agricultural Research and Practices (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works)