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

          2.4   Farming revenue
          Farming  revenue  is  the  total  income  received  by  farmers  from
          production activities carried out and has generated money that has not
          been  deducted  by  costs  incurred  during  one  production.  Farming
          revenue  is  calculated  by  Equation  (2),  where  TR=Total  Revenue
          (Pakcoy  Revenue),  p=Pakcoy  price  per  1  stick,  q=Total  Harvest
          Pakcoy/stem.
                 =                                                 (2)

          2.5   Farming profits
          Profit is the difference between revenue and production costs.
          Farm profit formula is in Equation (3), where TR= reception, TC= total
          cost.
                 =       –                                         (3)
          2.6   R/C ratio
          R/C Ratio is an analysis used to determine the relative advantage of
          farming.  The  R/C  Ratio  can  be  searched  by  using  a  comparison
          between revenue and production costs incurred. The R/C ratio is a
          feasibility analysis, which is an assessment of the extent to which the
          benefits derived from a business activity are intended as a business
          consideration that can be continued or not. R/C ratio can be calculated
          by Equation (4).
                      (revenue)
           R/C ratio  =                                            (4)
                      (total cost)
          Notes:
          •   If the R/C Ratio > 1, the revenue received is greater than the costs
             incurred,  meaning  that  the  business  is  feasible  to  continue
             running.
          •   If the R/C Ratio < 1 then the revenue received is smaller than the
             costs  incurred,  meaning  that  the  business  is  not  feasible  to
             continue running.
          •   If the business activity produces R/C Ratio = 1 then the business
             is in normal profit.


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