FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY OF BROILER CHICKEN FARMING BUSINESS WITH CORE-PLASMA PARTNERSHIP PATTERN IN JERUK VILLAGE, LAKARSANTRI DISTRICT, SURABAYA CITY

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to determine the type of partnership pattern and the income generated by a broiler chicken farming business to determine the feasibility of the business. This type of research is descriptive quantitative because it describes income through a partnership pattern. Using purposive sampling with six respondents to determine the research subjects. For business feasibility using the R/C ratio and B/C ratio. The results of the study indicate that the cooperation agreement written by the company to the farmers is a pattern of offering and partnership contracts. The company's contract price for sapronak (DOC), feed, medicines, and vaccines, as well as the selling price of live chickens. Provides companies responsible for the supervision and development of farmers technical services. Provides transportation to market broiler chicken harvests. If negligence causes production failure, they must pay the costs caused by negligence and can be paid in installments. If disease causes production failure, all parties are responsible for the losses. With a partnership pattern, each farmer earns an average of IDR 23,291,149. The results of the broiler chicken business feasibility analysis produce a cost/cost ratio of 1.12. This value is obtained from the division between production costs and revenue, indicating that the cost/cost ratio criteria is more than 1 or that this business is worth pursuing and developing.