Internal Control System Adoption Rate for Organic Rice Certification

Abstract

The ICS system has been developed to facilitate the work of organic farmers and ICS officers in the field. This study aimed to analyze the level of ICS innovation adoption at APPOLI (Organic Farmers Association) Boyolali Regency and analyzed the factors that influence farmers' decisions in implementing the ICS system. Determination of respondents used the Proportionate Stratified Random Sampling technique. The model uses maximum likelihood estimation (MLE) to measure the determinants that influence the adoption of ICS innovations. The results showed that the adoption rate of ICS innovation farmers within one year has reached 83.33% of all respondents. Estimation of parameters using logit model regression analysis. From the results of the Wald test, it can be seen that the independent variables that have a significant effect on the acceleration of the adoption of ICS innovation were the age of the respondent (X1), education (X2), the distance from the house to the market (X5), the level of income (X7), and network availability (X8). Facilitation and assistance in using ICS to the farmer can be continued and network reinforcement is needed considering that there is only a single operator capable of reaching the location of organic rice farming.