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Geng Motor IMUT NGO
Objective 1 :
Training on Making Liquid Organic Fertilizer (POC).
Photo: 1. The process of refining the ingredients for making POC, 90% of the ingredients used are on the island at will, and it is very easy to get them.
This POC training activity was carried out in 5 assisted villages on a group basis, namely Hansisi, Huilelot, Batuinan, Uitiuh Ana and Uitih Tuan.
Photo 2: All ingredients are put in a drum and undergo a fermentation process for 14 days. POC can now be used on plants.
Photo 3: POC filtering process and ready to be used on plants
Photo: 4. Mr. Yafet Bale, farmer from Batuinan village applies POC to onion, Lombok and tomato plants.
Objective 2:
Pig Feed Training
Pig feed formulation training was carried out in 5 assisted villages, with an average of 25 participants per village. Some of the materials for the training were provided by the participants independently, such as corn, bran, and some were provided by the IMUT Motorcycle Gang. The training process is material presentation, discussion and practice.
Photo 1: Material presentation
Photos 2, 3, and 4: Group discussion of formulation calculations and presentation of calculation results based on life phases.
Photos 5 and 6: Mixing ingredients into feed based on calculations.
Objective 3 :
Honey Farming Practice
Beekeeping training activities were carried out at the Kontema Farmers group and the Sinar Karya Farmers Group in Uitiuh Ana Village. This activity is packaged in discussion and practice
Photos 1 and 2: Discussion process between presenters and the community/participants.
Photo 3: Practice of Making Stup or a place where bees produce honey.
Photo 4: The Stup model that exists and is used by the community is a palm palm tree
Photo 5: Moving the queen bee into the stup
Photo 6: looking for or selecting queen bees.
PROJECT OUTCOMES
- POC training, in February 2019 in 5 assisted villages on a group basis involving a total of 144 people (P= 46 and L= 98).
- Training on Pig Feed Ration Formulation for Starter, Grower and Finisher Phases, in March involving 135 people (P=52 and L=83).
- Honey farming training for the Sinar Karya and Kontema farmer groups in Uitiuh Ana village in February 2020 was involved. 18 0rang (P=2 and L= 16).
Photo 1: The process of making POC and BOkasih.
Photo 2: Pig Feed formulation training.
Photo 3: The process of moving the queen bee into the stup.
PROJECT IMPACT
- Can save production costs (purchase of fertilizer and animal feed).
- Communities are more empowered by utilizing local resources in the surrounding environment.
- By raising bees you can reduce tree cutting and try to plant various types of trees.
- By being able to make their own fertilizer, people can advocate for government policies.
PROJECT IMPACT
Photo 1: Condition of land on Semau Island.
Photo 2: Discussion with landlords.
Photo 3: Onion farmers utilize the potential in the village as fertilizer.
BEST EXPERIENCE
Many residents were involved and immediately applied the knowledge they had gained.
Photo 1: community involvement in participating in training
Photos 2 and 3: Direct application to land.
PROJECT SUSTAINABILITY
- Increasing agricultural yields by using organic fertilizer is the government's concern.
- Creating business opportunities for BUMDES.
- Creating an independent and resilient society.
