Adoption and acceptance of harvesting technology for smallholder in Felda Tun Ghaffar, Jasin, Melaka / Muhammad Airil Haimi Azahar

Plantation sector in Malaysia especially the oil palm plantation has used technology for various purposes. Two main reasons for the smallholder to use the technology is for enhance their production of fresh fruit bunches (FFB) and efficiency in their work. A study was conducted to investigate the cu...

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Main Author: Azahar, Muhammad Airil Haimi
Format: Student Project
Published: Faculty of Plantation and Agrotechnology 2017
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Online Access:http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/18897/
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spelling uitm-188972019-02-13T03:43:00Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/18897/ Adoption and acceptance of harvesting technology for smallholder in Felda Tun Ghaffar, Jasin, Melaka / Muhammad Airil Haimi Azahar Azahar, Muhammad Airil Haimi Agriculture and the environment Agricultural conservation Plantation sector in Malaysia especially the oil palm plantation has used technology for various purposes. Two main reasons for the smallholder to use the technology is for enhance their production of fresh fruit bunches (FFB) and efficiency in their work. A study was conducted to investigate the current acceptance and adoption of the harvesting technology among the dependent smallholder by using survey and questionnaire method. The objectives of this study are to investigate the most influential factors that affecting the acceptance and adoption of technology and the impact of harvesting technology on smallholder’s performance. 87 smallholders based on Krejcie and Morgan sampling table is used as the population there are only 108 smallholders. There were four independent variables to study the acceptance and adoption of the harvesting technology which were cost of technology, job relevance, satisfaction and information from surrounding. All of the independent variables significantly correlated with the smallholder’s acceptance and adoption except for the factor of cost of technology. These variables indicate only influence 17.1% from the objectives by using regression analysis. Using technologies to improve lifestyle is a must and to increase efficiency and productivity, harvesting technology surely can help the smallholder to gain their goals. Smallholder must value the technology and alert with the current situations as the technology nowadays is so beneficial to the sector that contain high workload. Faculty of Plantation and Agrotechnology 2017 Student Project NonPeerReviewed Azahar, Muhammad Airil Haimi (2017) Adoption and acceptance of harvesting technology for smallholder in Felda Tun Ghaffar, Jasin, Melaka / Muhammad Airil Haimi Azahar. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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topic Agriculture and the environment
Agricultural conservation
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Agricultural conservation
Azahar, Muhammad Airil Haimi
Adoption and acceptance of harvesting technology for smallholder in Felda Tun Ghaffar, Jasin, Melaka / Muhammad Airil Haimi Azahar
description Plantation sector in Malaysia especially the oil palm plantation has used technology for various purposes. Two main reasons for the smallholder to use the technology is for enhance their production of fresh fruit bunches (FFB) and efficiency in their work. A study was conducted to investigate the current acceptance and adoption of the harvesting technology among the dependent smallholder by using survey and questionnaire method. The objectives of this study are to investigate the most influential factors that affecting the acceptance and adoption of technology and the impact of harvesting technology on smallholder’s performance. 87 smallholders based on Krejcie and Morgan sampling table is used as the population there are only 108 smallholders. There were four independent variables to study the acceptance and adoption of the harvesting technology which were cost of technology, job relevance, satisfaction and information from surrounding. All of the independent variables significantly correlated with the smallholder’s acceptance and adoption except for the factor of cost of technology. These variables indicate only influence 17.1% from the objectives by using regression analysis. Using technologies to improve lifestyle is a must and to increase efficiency and productivity, harvesting technology surely can help the smallholder to gain their goals. Smallholder must value the technology and alert with the current situations as the technology nowadays is so beneficial to the sector that contain high workload.
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author Azahar, Muhammad Airil Haimi
author_facet Azahar, Muhammad Airil Haimi
author_sort Azahar, Muhammad Airil Haimi
title Adoption and acceptance of harvesting technology for smallholder in Felda Tun Ghaffar, Jasin, Melaka / Muhammad Airil Haimi Azahar
title_short Adoption and acceptance of harvesting technology for smallholder in Felda Tun Ghaffar, Jasin, Melaka / Muhammad Airil Haimi Azahar
title_full Adoption and acceptance of harvesting technology for smallholder in Felda Tun Ghaffar, Jasin, Melaka / Muhammad Airil Haimi Azahar
title_fullStr Adoption and acceptance of harvesting technology for smallholder in Felda Tun Ghaffar, Jasin, Melaka / Muhammad Airil Haimi Azahar
title_full_unstemmed Adoption and acceptance of harvesting technology for smallholder in Felda Tun Ghaffar, Jasin, Melaka / Muhammad Airil Haimi Azahar
title_sort adoption and acceptance of harvesting technology for smallholder in felda tun ghaffar, jasin, melaka / muhammad airil haimi azahar
publisher Faculty of Plantation and Agrotechnology
publishDate 2017
url http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/18897/
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