Creative Economy-Based Biofortification Farming Model for Stunting Prevention in Kuala Dua Village

Abstract

Biofortified farming activities in Kuala Dua Village are expected to be sustainable. This sustainability can be done if all biofortification farming ideas are initiated from the creative ideas of farmers. The model resulting from this research is a creative idea of farmers that will involve context, change and diversity, all of which must be supported by industry, financial institutions, resources, institutions and technology by considering technical, economic, social and environmental considerations, as well as the accuracy of biofortified agricultural facilities and infrastructure, ranging from the accuracy of the type, target, price, time, place and quality. All of this holistically must be under the supervision of the government, entrepreneurs and intellectuals. This model is expected to have an impact on achieving a rice cropping index of 300 with an average production of between 6 tonnes to 7 tonnes per hectare. The result of this biofortified farming will produce Zyng-rich rice for stunting prevention in Kuala Dua village