Adopsi Mobile Farming dan DSS dalam Pengambilan Keputusan Usaha Tani Sugihwaras
Keywords:
mobile farming; decision support system; digital agriculture; technology adoption; farm decision-makingAbstract
Digital agriculture can reduce information asymmetry and support farm decisions, yet adoption among smallholders depends on perceived benefits, usability, and enabling conditions. This study draft examines the adoption of mobile farming applications and decision support systems (DSS) for farm decision-making in Sugihwaras Village, Maospati, Magetan. An explanatory cross-sectional design is proposed. Because primary field data were not supplied, the present results use an explicitly simulated dataset of 96 farmers for manuscript development. Descriptive analysis and multiple regression indicate a relatively high mobile farming adoption score, moderate DSS use, and high perceived decision quality. Performance expectancy, facilitating conditions, social influence, and age are associated with mobile adoption, while mobile farming and DSS use are positively associated with decision quality. The findings framework highlights the need for user-friendly applications, reliable connectivity, farmer-group-based training, and extension support. Empirical field data are required before publication.
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