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                                 The 2  International Seminar of Science and Technology
                                   “Accelerating Sustainable innovation towards Society 5.0”
                                                       ISST 2022 FST UT 2022
                                                          Universitas Terbuka

          for  production  centres  in  particular.  Indonesia  is  one  of  the  world's
          fourth largest coffee exporting countries with an 11% market share in
          the world [4]. Farming development through farmer groups is one way
          to accelerate the target. Better farming activities can be seen from the
          improvements in farm productivity. Perceptions of farmer groups on
          income levels consist of several categories, namely, Total production,
          coffee  quality,  land  area,  production  risk,  labour,  income,  and
          marketing.
          Besides being exported, coffee is one of the agricultural commodities
          consumed by many people in Indonesia. Coffee farmers are scattered
          in several regions in Indonesia, one of which is in Kiarapedes District,
          Purwakarta  Regency.  Coffee  plants  are  one  of  the  plantation
          commodities that play an important role in the economy in Indonesia
          for  the  community.  This  role  can  be  in  the  form  of  opening  job
          opportunities and as a source of income for farmers.

          2  METHODOLOGY
          This research was conducted at the Barong Mulya Farmers Group in
          Pusakamulya  Village,  Kiarapedes  District,  Purwakarta  Regency.
          Location  selection  is  done  purposively  (deliberately).  Based  on  the
          consideration  that  Pusakamulya  Village,  Kiarapedes  Subdistrict,
          Purwakarta Regency is one of the centers of coffee production and
          has  good  potential  in  coffee  farming  managed  by  farmer  groups.
          Research on the Barong Mulya farmer group in Pusakamulya Village,
          Kiarapedes  District,  Purwakarta  Regency  was  carried  out  by
          quantitative research with a sample of 30 farmers. Techniques and
          data  collection  instruments  using  the  questionnaire  method
          (questionnaire).

          3  RESULTS
          Questionnaires  were  given  to  the  Barong  Mulya  farmer  group,
          Pusakamulya Village, Kiarapedes District, Purwakarta Regency. The
          characteristics of the Barong Mulya Coffee Farmers Group farmers
          are  the  education  level  of  most  of  them  are  high  school  students
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