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Independent Oil Palm Smallholder Participation and Technology Transfer

Izzurazlia Ibrahim; Abd Hair Awang; Khairuman Hashim; Zaimah Ramli; Novel Lyndon; Fatin Umaira Muhamad Azian; Mohd Arfan Johari; Tan Say Peng; Nur Hana Basaruddin; Mohd Haidhar Abdul Hamid; Ishak Yusof

Food supplies in the agricultural sector rely heavily on small farmers. Technology transfer in the agricultural sector is crucial to ensure the livelihoods of small farmers and thereby guarantee stable food supplies. To meet this need, the palm oil guidance and advisory centre, managed by the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB), has assumed responsibility for the transfer of technology through formal and informal training. This study seeks to assess the participation of independent oil palm smallholders in the transfer of oil palm cultivation technology. This study consulted 275 independent oil palm smallholders in Teluk Intan, Perak, and Saratok, Sarawak, both in Malaysia. The survey form is used to obtain smallholder information, involvement in TUNAS programmes and technology transfer competencies. The findings show that the technology transfer capabilities by TUNAS officers are outstanding and the smallholders’ participation in the programme is encouraging.


Malaysian Journal of Society and Space | 2018

Mendepani kekangan inovasi dan teknologi dalam kalangan pekebun kecil sawit di Sabah

Azima Am; Ah Choy Er; Novel Lyndon; Vivien W.C. Yew

Abstrak Pelbagai usaha melibatkan inovasi dan teknologi berkaitan teknik penanaman dan pengeluaran hasil telah diberi penekanan oleh organisasi yang terlibat dalam penanaman kelapa sawit. Usaha ini bertujuan untuk menjamin kesejahteraan pekebun kecil sawit antaranya melalui interaksi dan pendedahan terhadap kaedah penanaman serta aktiviti hiliran. Oleh itu, kajian dilakukan untuk mengenalpasti tindakbalas pekebun kecil sawit terhadap pelbagai inovasi dan teknologi yang diperkenalkan oleh agensi terbabit. Hal ini perlu diberi penekanan kerana maklumat daripada pihak agensi berkaitan menjelaskan bahawa produktiviti per hektar di kawasan kajian tidak mencapai sasaran pengeluaran yang ditetapkan oleh pihak agensi. Seramai 300 orang pekebun kecil sawit di daerah Lahad Datu, Semporna dan Tawau di Sabah telah ditemubual dengan menggunakan soal selidik. Hasil kajian dianalisis secara diskriptif bagi memahami kekangan pekebun kecil sawit terhadap penggunaan inovasi dan teknologi dalam penanaman kelapa sawit di kawasan kajian. Dapatan kajian mendapati majoriti pekebun kecil menjelaskan bahawa kekangan penggunaan inovasi dan teknologi berpunca daripada faktor pemilikan tanah, masalah akses kepada kredit, akses kepada pasaran output dan input serta kekangan terhadap sumber dan bukan sumber. Kekangan tersebut telah mewujudkan jurang interaksi antara organisasi dengan pekebun kecil sawit. Jurang berkenaan telah mendorong mereka untuk terus bergantung kepada orang tengah. Oleh itu, pihak agensi dan pekebun kecil sawit perlu bekerjasama untuk menambahbaik jurang dengan memberi penekanan terhadap program inovasi dan teknologi dalam institusi pekebun kecil. Kata kunci : inovasi, interaksi sosial, kekangan, pekebun kecil, penglibatan, teknologi Abstract Various efforts which involve innovation and technology have been emphasized by organizations involved in oil palm cultivation. These efforts are aimed towards ensuring the well-being of small-scale or smallholder oil palm farmers, especially in cultivation techniques and crop production. Therefore, this study aims to identify the extent to which the smallholders respond towards the various innovation and technology introduced by the relevant agencies. According to the data obtained from the agencies, the productivity targets per hectar in the study area have not been met. A total of 300 smallholders in the study area of Lahad Datu, Semporna and Tawau, Sabah were interviewed using questionnaires to understand the barriers to innovation and technology among them. The data were analyzed descriptively to understand the constraints on the use of innovation and technology in oil palm cultivation. The majority of the smallholders explained that the constraints are attributable to several factors such as land ownership, access to credit, access to output and input markets, resources and non-resources constraints. This ultimately creates an interaction gap between the organization and smallholder oil palm farmers thus encourages them to rely on middlemen. The agency and smallholders should work together to improve the gap through organizing innovation and technology related programs for the small-scale farmers. Keywords : innovation, social interaction, constraints, smallholder, engagement, technology https://doi.org/10.17576/geo-2018-1402-05


Asian Social Science | 2012

Green Advertising and Environmentally Responsible Consumer Behavior: The Level of Awareness and Perception of Malaysian Youth

Mohd Helmi Abd Rahim; Ros Zayanah Johari Ahmad Zukni; Fauziah Ahmad; Novel Lyndon


Advances in Natural and Applied Sciences | 2012

The impact of pesticides on paddy farmers and ecosystem

M. J. Mohd. Fuad; A. B. Junaidi; A. Habibah; J. Hamzah; M. E. Toriman; Novel Lyndon; A. C. Er; Sivapalan Selvadurai; Azima Am


Journal of Social Sciences | 2011

Native Understanding of Participation and Empowerment in Community Development

Novel Lyndon; Ravichandran Moorthy; A. C. Er; Sivapalan Selvadurai


American Journal of Applied Sciences | 2011

Bioethics Principles in the Teaching of Climate Change

Ravichandran Moorthy; Er Ah Choy; Sivapalan Selvadurai; Novel Lyndon


Asian Social Science | 2013

Inculcation of Science Process Skills in a Science Classroom

Rose Amnah Abd Rauf; Mohamad Sattar Rasul; Azlin Norhaini Mansor; Zarina Othman; Novel Lyndon


World applied sciences journal | 2011

The impact of institutional regulation and facilitation on cross-border trade

Selvadurai Sivapalan; J. Hamzah; A. Habibah; A. Buang; A. C. Er; M. J. Mohd Fuad; Novel Lyndon


Asian Social Science | 2013

The Roles of Government Agency in Assisting CSR Project for Community Development: Analysis from the Recipients Perspectives

Sarmila Ms; R. Zaimah; Novel Lyndon; Azima Am; Suhana Saad; Sivapalan Selvadurai


Advances in Natural and Applied Sciences | 2012

Housing bubbles assessment 2005-2010: Experiences in Klang Valley, Malaysia

Mohd Yusof Hussain; Rahana Abdul Rahman; Fairuz Nabilla Mohamed Husain; Novel Lyndon; Nadia Nabila Ibrahin

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