ANALYSIS OF SHALLOT (Allium ascalonicum L.) FARMING THROUGH GAP AND NON-GAP APPLICATION

The climate change is a process that occurs dynamically and continuously. Therefore, the strategy of anticipation and the preparation of adaptation technology become one of targets of “Agriculture Development” in the effort of developing the agriculture that is resistant (resilience) to the climate change. The research was conducted in Pabedilan Kaler Village, Pabedilan Subdistrict, Cirebon Regency which involved 36 people. The method used was Survey method. The result shows that: (1) the average of total cost of shallot farming applying GAP is IDR 68.551.615/ha, and non-GAP is IDR 75.158.730/ha with the inflow average is IDR 172.156.614/ha for those which applied GAP, while the non-GAP is IDR 105.250.088/ha, and the income average is IDR 103.604.999/ha for those applying GAP, while non-GAP is IDR 30.091.358/ha., (2) the expedience of shallot farming is viewed from the average value of R/C ratio as 2.54 and B/C ratio as 1.51for those applying GAP, while the non-GAP R/C ratio is 1.4 and B/C 0.4. BEP of farmers’ price who applied GAP is IDR 6.902/kg, while the non-GAP is IDR 12.536/kg. The BEP average of the production per ha for GAP group is 3.954 kg/ha while the non-GAP group has BEP of production as 4.281 kg/ha..