Dr. Ir. Astu Unadi MEng Director of ICAERD, Ministry of Agriculture

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ENABLING ENVIRONTMENT FOR CUSTOM HIRING OF AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY IN INDONESIA Dr. Ir. Astu Unadi MEng Director of ICAERD, Ministry of Agriculture International Forum on Agricultural and Bio-system Engineering Serpong, 9-11 September 2014 Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

OUTLINE I INTRODUCTION II CURRENT CONDITIONS III DEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS AND CONSTRAINTS IV FUTURE DEVELOPMENT CONCLUDING REMARKS VI Science . Innovation . Networks www.litbang.deptan.go.id Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

I INTRODUCTION Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Custom Hiring for Rental Services of Agricultural Machineries - CHRSAM Rural economic institution engaged in services to optimize agricultural machinery utilization, both for the farmer’s group and the others to get profit Guideline for development of CHRSAM →MOA Decree 25/Permentan/PL.130/5/2008 Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Why needs CHRSAM Development The importance of agricultural machineries application in agricultural production  food security and bio-energy Complement to agricultural labor  due to social-cultural dynamic Small size of farmland ownership (0.4-0.9 ha/farmer household) Lack of education, skills and capital of farmers In-efficient utilization of agricultural machineries if owned by farmers Support agricultural modernization Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

The Role and Support of Agricultural machineries on Agricultural Development Improving productivity and production  through pre-harvest machineries application Increasing good diversification, improvement of quality and added value  through post harvest and processing machineries application Improving efficiency and farm income  through pre & post harvest machineries application Developing rural agribussiness and employment oppurtunities Reducing agricultural production cost Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Agricultural Labor Trend rural urban Less labor shortage in rural area from 1985, mechanization in Indonesia has been developed. Prefence of young people to work in agricultural sector Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Impact of Farm Machinery on Food Crop Production 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 PADDY : - Total land ( mil. ha) 12.299 12.669 12.870 13.567 13.441 - Productivity (ton/ha) 4.89 4.94 5.06 5.02 5.10 - Production (mil. ton dried) 60.326 64.399 65.150 68.062 68.594 MAIZE : - Total land (mil. ha) 4.002 4.096 4.184 3.896 3.997 16.317 17.041 18.016 17.392 18.945 SOYBEAN : 0.590 0.701 0.678 0.592 0.566 0.776 0.934 0.927 0.819 0.779 Y e a r Custom Hiring of Agric. Mach. (CHRSAM) class T o t a l Beginner Improved Professional 2006 7,390 141 39 7,570 2007 7,543 409 65 8,017 2008 8,571 851 100 9,522 2009 8,145 1,783 318 11,103 2010 8,887 2,250 219 11,356 2011 8,801 2,693 453 11,947 2012 9,485 2,136 423 12,044 Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

NEED AND AVAILABILITY of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY (Source: Ditjen Prasarana dan Sarana Pertanian, 2011) Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

II CURRENT CONDITIONS Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

CHRSAM Development Providing facilitation of agricultural machinery procurement, Developing demo areas, especially for new agricultural machineries Improving research and development capacity, Training and supervision Reforming existing regulations. Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Population of Tractor, Power Thresher and Irrigation Pump in in CHRSAM, 2010 Machineries Kendal Batola Pinrang Kampar OKI Beginner   - - Hand tractor 1A 3A 2A - Irrigation Pump - Thresher Improved 5A 4A + 1B 4A Professional 7A 12A + 2B 1A + 1B 1A + 3B A : Government B : Private Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Population of Tractor, Power Thresher and Irrigation Pump in each Class of CHRSAM Machineries Kendal Batola Pinrang Kampar OKI Beginner   - - Hand tractor 1A 3A 2A - Irrigation Pump - Thresher Improved 5A 4A + 1B 4A Professional 7A 12A + 2B 1A + 1B 1A + 3B A : Facilitation from Government B : Private Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Population of Tractor, Power Thresher and Irrigation Pump in each Class of CHRSAM Machineries Kendal Batola Pinrang Kampar OKI Beginner   - - Hand tractor 1A 3A 2A - Irrigation Pump - Thresher Improved 5A 4A + 1B 4A Professional 7A 12A + 2B 1A + 1B 1A + 3B A : Facilitation from Government B : Private Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Number of Custom Hiring for Rental Service of Agricultural Machineries (CHRSAM) in Indonesia, 2006-2012 Y e a r CHRSAM class T o t a l Beginner Improved Professional 2006 7,390 141 39 7,570 2007 7,543 409 65 8,017 2008 8,571 851 100 9,522 2009 8,145 1,783 318 11,103 2010 8,887 2,250 219 11,356 2011 8,801 2,693 453 11,947 2012 9,485 2,136 423 12,044 Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

CHRSAM development progress Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Cost of land preparation and coverage area of hand tractor CHRSAM Kendal Batola Pinrang Kampar OKI Beginner   - Cost of Land Prep. (Rp/ha) 900,000 875,000 1,200,000 - - Coverage area (ha/musim) 8  - 15 10 Improved 600,000 700,000 800,000 9 Professional 650,000 12 Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

III DEVELOPMENT PROBLEM AND CONSTRAINT Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Development Problems and Constraints Limited capability of extension workers, manager and operator of CHRSAM Poor infrastructures : workshop, farm road, irrigation facility Lack of land forming and farm road for efficient operation and mobilization of agricultural machineries Limited budget and facility for training and supervision Poor access to the information of : agricultural machineries, capital n spare parts Poor management Information System of agricultural machineries Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Development Problems and Constraints Most of extension worker has no agricultural and bio-system engineering background and has not been trained Manager and operator of CHRSAM are mostly not well trained Poor supporting mechanization infra-structures: storage, farm road, operational materials, workshop, small size of agricultural land Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Condition of Supporting Element

IV FUTURE DEVELOPMENT Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Alternative Efforts for Improvement of CHRSAM Encourage self development of CHRSAM through private sector and farmers paticipation and empowerment based on local needs and conditions Increase ownerships of agricultural machineries by farmers through various credit schemes, including down payment subsidy and purchasing guarantee Improve infra-structures related to CHRSAM development as well as operational materials Increase budget for training and supervision, Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Participant, materials, resource person and implementing unit Implementer AgriculturalR egional Office Staff Introduction financial aspects of agricultural mechanization, identification of agricultural machineries need, CHRSAM business and management, monitoring, evaluation and reporting ICAERD, University, Directorate of Agricultural Machinery Directorate of Agricultural Machinery Extension workers Introduction and agricultural mechanization financial aspects , identification of needs, machineries operation and maintenance, agribusiness and CHRSAM management ICAERD, University, Regional Office of Mechanization, BPTP, Agent of agricultural machineries Province Agricultural Office Manager of CHRSAM Introduction and identification of needs of agric.mechanization, agribusiness and CHRSAM management University, District Office of Mechanization, BPTP, Agent of agricultural machineries District Agricultural Office Farm machineries operator introduction, operation and maintenance of agricultural mechanization Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

Future Development of CHRSAM Encourage farmers community and private sector participation Self-reliance based on the needs and conditions of the region and the potential of local resources Develop institution and infrastructure Introduce of new machineries and development of pilot models of agricultural development programs followed by intensive training Develop appropriate Management of Information System for agricultural machinery, integrated with Planting Calender The government acts as a regulator and facilitator in the selection and agricultural machinery procurement Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development

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