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Title: The Intensity of Agriculture in the Covid-19 from Indonesia – A Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Kuleh, Yohanes
Ilmi, Zainal
Kadafi, M. Amin
Keywords: Food security
Farmers
Development model
Strategy
Agribusiness
Issue Date: 22-Mar-2022
Publisher: Journal of Agriculture and Crops
Series/Report no.: Vol. 8, No. 2;94-104
Abstract: The agricultural sector will be surely crushed if there is no acute attention from the government in an agrarian country. As a reflection, the importance of the agricultural sector, which produces foodstuffs in the food security agenda in a difficult situation. The objectivity of this article is to present the existence of the agricultural sector and strategic aspects to support the agricultural sector in Indonesia so that it can cope with the Covid-19 pandemic. To clarify the presentation, we use the SLR method, which will determine the extent of the fate of the agricultural sector with comparisons from previous studies relevant to this. The results of the review prove that the agricultural sector in Indonesia, especially in food, is almost 70% of smallholder agriculture. With this people’s farming model, we need to conclude that we will maintain as long the food reserves in the community as the farmers keep planting. Because of this, the things that need to be done are to provide stimulus to farmers and guarantee the purchase of the products or commodities produced. In certain cases in several regions, the price of agricultural commodities declines and demand is low because thousands of restaurants and restaurants have closed, and reducing their sales capacity.
URI: http://repository.unmul.ac.id/handle/123456789/41823
ISSN: 2412-6381
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