https://semarakilmu.com.my/journals/index.php/sijaff/issue/feed 2024-08-20T11:37:12+07:00 Dr. Mohamad Razlan Abd Rahman razlan@semarakilmu.com.my Open Journal Systems <p>This journal of <strong>Semarak International Journal of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (SIJAFF)</strong> welcomes high-quality original contributions on experimental, computational and physical aspects of agriculture, forestry and fisheries sciences. This double-blind journal covers topics but are not limited to the areas of animal and plant-based product analyses, applied microbiology in agriculture, industrial lactic acid bacteria, agriculture and food safety beneficial microorganisms, fisheries and food safety beneficial microorganisms, aquaculture / Aquatic biology, fisheries management, aquatic animal health, spatiotemporal modelling of ecosystem, landscape pattern on deforestation, urban land planning and sustainable development and agriculture technology, avian &amp; porcine vaccines, shrimp pathology and related topics.</p> <h3><strong>EVENTS UPDATE</strong><br /><br /><strong>Semarak International Research Article Competition 2024 III </strong>(SIRAC 2024 III)</h3> <p><a href="https://submit.confbay.com/conf/sirac2024_3"><strong><img src="https://akademiabaru.com/submit/public/site/images/nurulain/sirac-iii.png" alt="" width="931" height="470" /></strong></a></p> <div class="tribe-events-schedule tribe-clearfix">Welcome to our esteemed research article competition! We’re thrilled to invite scholars, researchers, and practitioners worldwide to showcase their groundbreaking [...] <a href="https://submit.confbay.com/conf/sirac2024_3"><strong>READ MORE &gt;&gt;</strong></a></div> https://semarakilmu.com.my/journals/index.php/sijaff/article/view/12122 2024-08-12T15:05:03+07:00 Reyza Suwanto Sitorus reyzasuwanto@umsu.ac.id Rahmad Syukur Siregar rahmadsyukur@umsu.ac.id Ira Apriyanti iraapriyanti@umsu.ac.id

<p>The research was designed to identify the superior agricultural commodities in each regency and city within North Sumatra province. A descriptive research method was utilized to systematically describe and analyze the existing conditions in the region. The selection of North Sumatra as the research location was carried out deliberately, using a purposive sampling approach to ensure that the study focused on a region with diverse agricultural activities. The data collection process involved conducting surveys that relied on secondary data sources, which were systematically recorded and obtained from relevant government agencies and other authoritative databases. The collected data provided a comprehensive overview of agricultural production across the various regions within North Sumatra. For data analysis, the study employed the Location Quotient (LQ) analysis approach, a well-established method for assessing the relative concentration of specific economic activities within a region compared to a broader reference area. The LQ analysis is particularly useful in identifying whether a sector is a base sector (with an LQ greater than 1), indicating surplus production for export, or a non-base sector (with an LQ less than 1), where production primarily meets local demand. The results of the LQ analysis revealed that 17 regencies and cities within North Sumatra have a base sector, indicating strong agricultural production with potential for export. In contrast, 15 regencies and cities were identified as having a non-base sector, where agricultural production is largely geared towards meeting local needs, with limited surplus for export.</p>

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