Econometric model of children participation in family dairy farming in the center of dairy farming, West Java Province, Indonesia

TL;DR

This study uses a logit regression model to analyze factors influencing children's participation in family dairy farms in West Java, revealing key variables that significantly affect their involvement.

Contribution

It introduces an econometric model specifically analyzing determinants of children's participation in family dairy farming in Indonesia.

Findings

52.59% of respondents participate in family farms

Number of farm land, family size, and work hours significantly influence participation

Identifies key factors affecting children's involvement in dairy farming

Abstract

The involvement of children in the family dairy farming is pivotal point to reduce the cost of production input, especially in smallholder dairy farming. The purposes of the study are to analysis the factors that influence children's participation in working in the family dairy farm. The study was held December 2020 in the development center of dairy farming in Pangalengan subdistrict, West Java Province, Indonesia. The econometric method used in the study was the logit regression model. The results of the study determine that the there were number of respondents who participates in family farms was 52.59% of total respondents, and the rest was no participation in the family farms. There are 3 variables in the model that are very influential on children's participation in the family dairy farming, such as X1 (number of dairy farm land ownership), X2 (number of family members), and X6 (the amount of work spent on the family's dairy farm). Key words: Participation, children, family, dairy farming, logit model