identification of local chicken farmers’ behavior in adopting innovation of technology intensification

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2012
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Abstract
This research aimed to identify behavior of adopting technology innovation of local chicken farmers in Banyumas. Qualitative approach was applied to get a further examination on farmers’ characteristics and pattern of adopted maintenance system while domain, taxonomy and component analysis were further applied in accordance to innovation as the main goal. Purposive Random Sampling was used to determine 176 respondents from six groups of local chicken farmers in five selected sub districts. Result showed that maintenance systems applied by the farmers were traditional maintenance (39.77%), semi-intensive (52.27%), and intensive (7.96%). Intensification workshop, in conclusion did not always meet the result expectancy since many farmers still applied traditional and semi-intensive system. Keywords: adoption behavior, technology innovation, intensification, local chicken farmers   Animal Production 14(2):118-122
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Authors ;L Setiana;Isbandi Isbandi;Atmomarsono Atmomarsono;U Waridin
Journal journal of advanced transportation
Year 2012
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