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Department of Social Agricultural Economics

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Overview

The Department of Agriculture Socio-Economics as one of the Centers of Excellent has been established since the inception of Universitas Gadjah Mada. Based on VAT No. 37 of 1950, established under the name Agricultural Research Investigation Section led by Prof. Iso Reksohadiprojo (the first economist in Indonesia). The name of this department was later changed to the Department of Agricultural economics in 1972 and then renamed the Department of Agricultural Socio-Economics in 1984.

This department develops knowledge in the field of agricultural socio-economics based on the perspective of community socio-economic behavior and its relationship to the conditions of the community.

The Department of Agricultural Socio-Economics has two study programs, (1) Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Study Programs, and (2) Agricultural Extension and Communication Study Program

Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Study Programs

The S1 Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Study Program develop agricultural sciences, covering the micro aspects which are mainly related to farm management and agricultural marketing, as well as the macro aspects relating to technology transfer in agriculture. The Agricultural / Agribusiness Economics Study Program consists of two study concentrations namely Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness

Vision

S1 Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Study Program, Faculty of Agriculture UGM in 2023 is “becoming an excellent national and international study program in providing highly competitive human resources; developing, and preserving agricultural economics and agribusiness; and applying it to develop people’s welfare is based on Pancasila values.”

Mission

S1 Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Study Program, Faculty of Agriculture UGM is related to efforts to develop education, research, and service that are useful for the needs of national and international communities. In detail, the mission of the S1 Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Study Program, the UGM Faculty of Agriculture is as follows:

  1. Building education in the field of agricultural economics and research-based agribusiness to produce graduates who are competent in the application, development, and dissemination of science and technology, as well as adaptive to environmental changes by utilizing information technology;
  2. Develop strategic research in the field of agricultural economics and sustainable agribusiness through collaboration with national and international institutions to support the development of science and technology;
  3. Providing services to the community with community-oriented programs for empowerment and improvement of community welfare; and
  4. Develop study programs that are responsive to the development of science and technology, government policies and the needs of national and international communities.

 

Agricultural Extension and Communication Study Program

The Agricultural Extension and Communication Study Program (PKP Study Program) develops agricultural extension sciences including micro aspects, namely management of extension at the farm level with an understanding of the conditions of rural communities, and macro aspects related to technology transfer in agriculture accompanied by understanding and developing agricultural information dissemination.

Vision:

Being an excellent and quality study program increasing competence in improving science and technology in the field of agricultural extension and communication for community empowerment to enhance well-being.

Mission:

Providing appropriate education for the development of science and technology in the field of agricultural extension and communication through the process of education, research, and quality and professional community services by developing and utilizing relevant cooperation networks.

Staff members

  • Sunarru Samsi Hariadi, M.Si.
  • Roso Witjaksono, M.S.
  • Harsoyo, M.Ext.Ed.
  • agr. Sri Peni Wastutiningsih
  • Subejo, S.P., M.Sc., Ph.D.
  • Alia Bihrajihant Raya, S.P., M.P., Ph.D.
  • Dyah Woro Untari, S.P., M.P.
  • Ratih Ineke Wati, S.P., M.Agr., Ph.D.
  • Mesalia Kriska, S.P., M.Sc.
  • Diah Fitria Widhiningsih, S.P., M.Sc.
  • Yuhan Farah Maulida, S.P., M.AAPDA

Extraordinary teacher

  • Supriyanto, M.Sc.
  • Sujono
  • Abdurahman Agosto, ST.

 

Publication list

  1. Hariadi, S.S. and D.F. Widhiningsih. 2015. Farmer group role on adoption of local wisdom innovation to support food self-sufficiency. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention 4(10): 51-57.
  2. Putra, A.W.S., S.S. Hariadi, and Harsoyo. 2016. Effect of the role of instructor and local wisdom to adoption innovation of rice field in Montasik Sub-District, Aceh District. Jurnal Ilmu Komunikasi 1(1): 85-101.
  3. Suminah, S.S. Hariadi, S. Widodo, and S.P. Wastutiningsih. 2017. Influence of sociodemographic characteristics to the self-efficacy on women of poor households (WPH) in implementing economically productive activities in Surakarta. Journal of Agricultural Economics and Agribussiness 10 (2): 275-285.
  4. Faridhavin, U., R. Witjaksono, and Harsoyo. 2016. The perception of program adviser to special effort on food production of paddy, corn and soybean in Yogyakarta Special District. Agro Ekonomi 27(2):77-94.
  5. Kinanthi, R., Subejo, R. Witjaksono. 2014. Motivation of women farmers group in diversification of local food in Bantul District. Agro Ekonomi 24(1):94-104.
  6. Nurcahya, M.A., R. Witjaksono, and Subejo. 2015. Farmers response to rats controlling by owl in Sedayu Sub-District, Bantul Distric. Agro Ekonomi 26(1): 80-90.
  7. Faridhavin, U., R. Witjaksono, and Harsoyo. 2016. The perception of program adviser to special effort on food production of paddy, corn and soybean in Yogyakarta Special District. Agro Ekonomi 27(2):77-94.
  8. Devi, P., Harsoyo, and Subejo. 2015. The effectiveness of auction market institution for red chili in Panjatan District Kulon Progo Regency. Agro Ekonomi 26(2): 139-149.
  9. Faridhavin, U., R. Witjaksono, and Harsoyo. 2016. The perception of program adviser to special effort on food production of paddy, corn and soybean in Yogyakarta Special District. Agro Ekonomi 27(2): 77-94.
  10. Husain, M.N., T. Haryadi, and S.P. Wastutiningsih. 2012. The leadership of parabela in forest conservation based on local wisdom in Buton Regency. Journal of Islamic Civilization in Southeast Asia 1(2).
  11. N. Husein, F.T. Haryadi, S.P. Wastutiningsih. 2013. The Influence of Parabela’s Leadership Towards Society Attitudes in Preserving Kaombo Forest in Buton Regency Academic Research International 4(5): 287-309
  12. Syafruddin, S.S. Hariadi, and S.P. Wastutiningsih. 2014. The level of performance of agricultural extension in the District of Konawe Southeast Sulawesi Province. Jurnal Penyuluhan 10(2): 183-196.Guntoro, B., Subejo, and S. Hasan. 2016. Information access of goat farming in Purworejo Central Java. International journal article.
  1. Sudrajat, J., J.H. Mulyo, S. Hartono, and Subejo. 2014. The effect of social capital on farmer welfare. European Journal of Social Sciences 45(4): 453-465.
  2. Wiyono, S., T.S. Hariadi, and Subejo. 2015. The difference of learning stages of rice farming field school among farming communities in Lampung Province. Jurnal Penyuluhan, Pasca Sarjana IPB 11(1):68-78
  3. Raya A.B. 2017. Challenge of farmer information literates information: A case study of farmers in coastal area of Yogyakarta Special Region. Jurnal Sosial Ekonomi Pertanian 10(1): 10-16.
  4. Raya A.B. 2016. The influence of social network structure on the farmer group participation in Indonesia. Asian Social Science 12(3): 119.
  5. Raya A.B. 2014. a comparison of the function of leader member exchange in two neighboring farmer groups in a sandy land area in Yogyakarta Province, Indonesia. Asian Social Science 10(12): 21.
  6. Raya, A.B. and D.W. Untari. 2015. Institutional innovation model of coastal sandy land farmers in Kulon Progo district of Yogyakarta Special Region. Seminar Nasional Pemberdayaan dan Perlindungan Pertanian 2015.
  7. Raya, A.B., D.W. Untari, M. Syukron and F. Azis. 2015. Analysis of social networks between members of farmer groups in the diffusion of technological innovation in the coastal slope of Kulonprogo. 10.13140/RG.2.1.4239.2728.
  8. Untari, D.W. and S.P. Wastuningsih. 2010. Farmer’s perspective on sustainable agriculture social aspect in Kulon Progo District. Agro Ekonomi 17(2): 201-206.
  9. Wati R.I., and N. Mitsuhiro. 2016. Issues of sustainable development of community-based small-scale finance: A case study of village financial organization (LPD) in Kedonanan Village, Bali. Co-existence social system research 10 (1): 296 -320.