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Increasing Farmers' Income with Implementation Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) in Dragon Fruit Cultivation Farming Business
This study aims to evaluation the technical differences between Dragon Fruit cultivation before and after application
Good Agricultural Practices in Talok Village, Dlanggu District, Mojokerto Regency and the increase in farm income after
implementation Good Agricultural Practices. Data analysis in this study used descriptive qualitative analysis, namely obtaining
accurate data and a clear picture of farmers. Based on the research results, it can be concluded as follows a pplication of cultivation
techniques Good Agricultural Practices give better results that is with76.85% less investment on deployment Good Agricultural
Practices (GAP) was able to sell 77.78% more dragon fruit and a higher income level of 140.32% with a difference in income of
Rp. 480,745,000 per 7 Ha or IDR 68,677,857 per hectare compared to the conventional period.
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