Socialization of Organic Catfish Cultivation in Tarpaulin Pond to Improve Community Income in Tambakrejo Village, Gurah District, Kediri Regency
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Catfish, household income, and farmers groupAbstract
Organic catfish cultivation in the "Tani Manunggal" Farmer Group, Tambakrejo Village, Gurah District, Kediri Regency is carried out independently by the community. The problems often faced by the community are the lack of land and the growth of catfish in earthen ponds. Therefore, an easy way to farm organic catfish is to use tarpaulin ponds. Based on these problems, the community service team proposed efforts to empower group farmers to obtain organic catfish cultivation in tarpaulin ponds. The method used in this service is a qualitative descriptive method through discussion, counseling, training, and direct evaluation with organic catfish farmers. The results of the socialization regarding the use of closed ponds have been well received by the community of Tambakrejo Village, Gurah District, Kediri Regency, without obstacles and by the expected goals, where the response and enthusiasm of the "Tani Manunggal" group farmers are very positive. Organic catfish cultivation with a tarpaulin system is a system of utilizing limited land to generate additional income in addition to the main job as a helper, farmer, and so on.
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