Senin, 18 Maret 2013

BUDIDAYA TANAMAN JAGUNG ~ SISTIM BUDIDAYA


PELUANG AGRIBISNIS
Jagung merupakan komoditas pangan sumber karbohidrat kedua setelah beras, sangat penting untuk ketahanan pangan. Jagung juga berperan penting dalam industri pakan ternak dan industri pangan. Dalam kurun lima tahun terakhir, kebutuhan jagung nasional untuk bahan industri pakan, makanan dan minuman meningkat ±10%-15%/tahun.
Pengembangan jagung diarahkan untuk mewujudkan Indonesia menjadi produsen jagung yang tangguh dan mandiri pada tahun 2025 dengan ciri-ciri produksi yang cukup dan efisien, kualitas dan nilai tambah yang berdaya saing, penguasaan pasar yang luas, meluasnya peran stakeholder, serta adanya dukungan pemerintah yang kondusif. Dalam periode 2005-2025, produksi jagung nasional diproyeksikan rata-rata tumbuh sebesar 4,26%.
Kondisi di atas menggambarkan bahwa komoditi jagung mempunyai peluang yang sangat besar untuk dikembangkan melalui agribisnis.
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Harga Jagung BNS , Pembelian 18 Maret 2013

Harga beli jagung oleh BNS hari ini Senen 18 Maret 2013 :1. Pranko Jogjakarta = Rp. 2.900,-/kg.2. Pranko Surabaya  = Rp. 2.950,-/kg3. Pranko Semarang = Rp. 2.975-/kg.4. Diambil ke lokasi gudang penjual = Rp. 2.800,- s/d Rp. 2.900,- tergantung jarak lokasi pengambilan dengan gudang bns.
Standar Jagung Pipilan Kering yang diterima BNS :
1. Kadar Air ( KA ) maksimal 17%
2. Kadar Biji Mati maksimal 2%
3. Kadar Biji Berjamur maksimal2%
4. Kadar Kotoran/ Benda Asing maksimal 3%

Pembayaran :
1. Pengiriman ke gudang bns, pembayaran tunai setelah timbang/ turun barang. Dibayar secara cash/ transfer ke rekening penjual/ cek tunai.
2. Pembelian bns ke lokasi penjual, pembayaran tunai setelah timbang/ pemuatan barang ke atas truk/ kontainer.
Dibayar secara cash/ transfer ke rekening penjual/ cek tunai.

HARGA BELI BNS UNTUK JAGUNG PIPIL KERING KA 17%
Bulan Maret 2013
TGL
LOKAL
Pranko Gudang
Pranko Gudang
Pranko Gudang

Diambil ke Lokasi
JOGJAKARTA
SURABAYA
JAKARTA
1
2.700
2.800
2.900
3.000
2
2.750
2.850
2.950
3.100
3
0
0
0
0
4
2.700
2.850
2.800
3.050
5
2.750
2.800
2.850
3.050
6
2.700
2.800
2.850
3.000
7
2.700
2.850
2.900
3.100
8
2.750
2.800
2.850
3.000
9
2.800
2.850
2.900
3.100
10




11
2.800
2.850
2.900
3.100
12
2.850
2.900
2.900
3.200




Pranko Gudang
13
2.850
2.900
2.800
SEMARANG
14
2.800
2.900
2.900
3.000
15
2.850
2.900
2.950
3.000
16
2.850
2.900
2.950
3.000
17
0
0
0
0
18
2.800
2.900
2.950
2.975





HARGA INTERNATIONAL
UNTUK JAGUNG PIPIL KERING KA 15.5%
update hari SENEN, 18 MARET 2013 jam 08.56 wib

Price of Corn

Corn price per bushel
Copper
717.00 cents per bushel
Daily change of +1.00 ( +0.14% )
sumber data : QUOTE CORN diolah oleh Bahtera Niaga Santoso 
Asumsi dasar : 1 bushel = 25,425 Kg jagung pipilan kering KA 15.5% 




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Guessing 2013 Corn Prices with Historical Price Changes

Historical price changes suggest that a wide range of prices are possible in 2013. Price below $4.50 per bushel are possible. Some of these are low and could signal lower net farm incomes. While not likely, prices changes outside of historical changes also are possible.

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 By Gary Schnitkey, University of Illinois, farmdocDaily

Current Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) futures prices suggest that market year average (MYA) corn prices for 2013 will be near $6.00 per bushel. Obviously, prices could vary from $6.00. In this post, historical price changes are used to evaluate possible 2013 MYA prices. Historical price changes suggest there is an 8% chance of the MYA price being below $4.50 and a 19% chance of MYA price being below $5.00 per bushel.

Historical Price Changes
MYA prices are national, cash price farmers receive for corn from the months of September to the following August. These MYA prices are compared to average settlement prices for the December Chicago Mercantile Exchange futures contracts in the December prior to expiration. These futures prices serve as a way of predicting the MYA prices.
Percent changes are calculated for the MYA corn prices and the futures prices. To illustrate take the 2011 MYA price is 6.22 per bushel, which represents the price from September 2011 to August 2012. The average settlement prices of the Dec 2011 CME contract in December 2010 is $5.48. The $6.22 MYA price for 2011 is 14% higher than the $5.48 futures prices (14% = $6.22 MYA price / $5.48 futures price – 1).
Percent changes between 1975 through 2011 averaged -7% (see Figure 1), meaning that the MYA prices average lower than the December futures prices. Lower MYA prices than futures price reflect the fact that there typically is a basis between cash and futures prices.
Larger percent differences exist between these futures prices and MYA prices (see Figure 1). MYA prices were the furthest below futures prices in 1986 (-34%), 1981 (-32%), 1998 (-32%), 1999 (-25%) and 2001 (-23%). MYA prices were the furthest above futures prices in 1995 (30%), 1988 (28%), 2006 (23%), and 2012 (21%).
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Minggu, 17 Maret 2013

Higher corn prices hit stores, chicken farms | Online Athens

By DAN CHAPMANATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION – published Sunday, January 6, 2013

ATLANTA — On Nov. 11, the Desert Condor steamed into the port of Brunswick and unloaded 40,000 tons of Brazilian corn --- the first time corn has ever been imported into Georgia.
The ship's arrival, followed a month later by the Genco Predator, underscores how last summer's severe Midwestern drought sent prices skyrocketing and hurt industries --- North Georgia poultry, in particular --- that use corn as a raw material. Chicken growers, producers, retailers and consumers suffered the higher prices.
"Pain is the right word," said Tom Hensley, president of Fieldale Farms in Baldwin, 75 miles north of Atlanta. Fieldale is spending an extra $50 million on chicken feed this year. "We now have more days between flocks which means, over the course of a year, we make less money. And the price of beef and chicken is at an all-time high."
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Peruvian Poultry Sector Drives Demand for Corn, Soybean Meal - The Poultry Site


By DAN CHAPMANATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION – published Sunday, January 6, 2013
PERU - A very dynamic poultry industry will continue driving soybean imports and consumption, writes Senior Editor, Chris Wright. Higher prices and strong demand for corn, mainly from the poultry industry, are the driving force in this market, according to recent reports from USDA GAIN.
A very dynamic poultry industry will continue driving soybean imports and consumption. Peru’s poultry sector, with its 44 million broilers per month, is the main driver of this demand.
Soybean meal imports into Peru are forecast at 1.056 MMT in MY 2013, a slight increase of 44,000 MT compared to the previous year.
With an estimated per capita consumption of 34 kilograms in CY 2012, poultry meat is a staple product in the Peruvian diet. Peru’s 528 million chicken-per-year poultry market is the major user of soybean meal (meal constitutes about 12 per cent of broiler rations). Poultry meat continues to be one the cheapest sources of protein in the Peruvian diet, total consumption was 930,000 MT in CY 2012.
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