Abstract
The research aims to find out the allocation and outpouring of family working time in integrated Bali cattle business rice paddy in South Konawe Regency collected from bali cattle farming households as many as 30 respondents each sub-district of 25 subdistricts in South Konawe Regency. The outpouring of working hours involved in the handling of Bali cattle and rice paddy farming is calculated using the unit of working hours equivalent to adult men (JKSP) with the unit of working people's days (HOK). The results of the analysis were dominated by a semi-intensive maintenance system with a breeding pattern with an average outpouring of family working time in Bali cattle businesses of 0.74 HOK, while the average outpouring of family working time on rice paddy farming was 10.34 HOK. Family labor in the central area of Bali cattle seedlings in South Konawe Regency devotes more time to rice paddy farming (93.30%) than Bali cattle business (6.70%).
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