Jurnal Inovasi Sains dan Teknologi untuk Masyarakat

Training on Increasing and Developing the Quantity of Sheep in Improving the Economic Welfare of Farmers in Jenggawah Village

Roni Yulianto — 2024-05-31

Jenggawah Village has extensive agricultural land and plantations, especially rice, corn and coffee crops whose waste has not been utilized. The potential of Jenggawah Village, Jember Regency is very potential for development in the agricultural sector. Innovations for utilizing agricultural waste can be used to process agricultural waste as animal feed and livestock waste to be used as organic fertilizer, which is a superior environmentally friendly product that has great potential and can improve the economy of farmers from product sales. The objectives of this service activity are: 1) providing assistance from educational related agencies in optimizing the increase and development of the quantity of sheep livestock, 2) conducting training and management of sheep farming business development, 3) creating product innovations using rice straw biotechnology to improve the nutritional quality of sheep feed. The target of this service program is: together with the Jenggawah village government, we can empower farmers and breeders in fermented straw processing so that they can realize the independence and welfare of breeders in reducing feed production costs, so that they can reduce feed production costs and increase breeder profits by utilizing feed biotechnology innovations. ruminant livestock. The conclusion of this service activity is: increasing sheep production can be increased by utilizing biotechnological innovations in animal feed from rice straw waste fermentation, and can minimize feed costs, so that this opportunity can increase the income and welfare of farmers

Counseling on The Importance of The Diction of “Side Dishes Amis-Amis” for Pregnant, Breastfeeding Women and Toddler for Preventing Bad Nutrition and Stunting in Kalisat Village, Jember District, East Java

Asrumi — 2024-05-31

Jember Regency ranks 8th in East Java and 11th in Indonesia for cases of malnutrition and stunting in infants. Kalisat District is among the top 5 for stunted babies in Jember. The root of the problem is not only the local economy but also the public's understanding of the term "nutrition," which is not yet reflected in daily life. Therefore, counseling on understanding the word nutrition, replaced with "amis-amis or mis-amis" for various high-protein side dishes, is essential. The young mothers in Jember had poor understanding and very low reflection on the term nutrition, contributing to malnutrition and stunting in Kalisat Village, Kalisat District. The solution is to conduct counseling and practical sessions on the importance of understanding the term "fishy side dishes" that are high in animal protein for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers to enhance brain and physical growth (fetal) and avoid malnutrition and stunting. The methods of implementation include observation, interviews (in FGD), counseling, and practical sessions in Kalisat Village, Jember. The results show that community service involving counseling or socialization of the understanding of the word nutrition, implemented through the replacement of the term with "fishy side dishes," is more effective. This approach includes FGD, counseling, and practical sessions of cooking and eating together using high-protein fishy side dishes. These methods are aimed at improving growth and development in children (from the womb, during breastfeeding, and in toddlers) to prevent malnutrition and stunting.

Measuring The Amount Of Ammonia Gas In Cattle Using The MQ137 Sensor In Rawan Village, Mayang District, And Member District With The Goal Of Raising Public Health Standards

Misto — 2024-05-31

The majority of the farmers in Pringtali Hamlet, Mayang Village, Jember Regency, are also cattle breeders. Cattle breeders make up the majority of farmers. They construct basic cow enclosures; the majority are joined to the home, while others are independent. For the two of them, the cage's quality does not match the standards for cleanliness. Even in cages attached to the home, the smell of cow poo can be detected up to three meters outside the cage and within the main house. Ammonia is often the gas that is released from either liquid or solid cow manure. This gas can have some negative effects on health; in fact, it can irritate respiratory blood vessels in those 60 years of age and older. Because ammonia gas from cages has not been handled adequately, the living environment is contaminated. The goal of our service is to measure the threshold level of ammonia gas surrounding the cage (using the MQ-135 sensor) in order to ascertain whether the cage is ecologically friendly and healthy. Two cow pens one adjacent to a domestic main house in Pringtali Hamlet and the other from a separate traditional pen have had measurements taken. By monitoring liquid excrement drainage channels and promoting air circulation around the cage, the measurements seek to maintain the cleanliness of the cage environment and the management of ammonia gas content. Cage management so that the livestock community can improve the cleanliness of the living environment.

Developing Mushroom MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium enterprises) in Mangirejo Hamlet to Facilitate Community Empowerment in Maintaining Economic Stability

Ihtiari Prastyaningrum — 2024-05-31

Small and medium-sized micro enterprises (UMKM) are one of the economic activities that can improve the economy of the community. The empowerment of UMKM as an attempt to improve the economy of the post-Covid 19 pandemic community was also carried out by the citizens of Dusun Mangirejo district of Saradan, Madiun district. The initial purpose of cultivating this mushroom was to create positive activities for mothers around the UMKM site. In addition, this activity is also expected to increase the input of the UMKM. The strategy used by UMKM managers is that they have not used labelling, product packaging and have not mastered design. The solution to be achieved is to use technology as a means of marketing, in addition to the labelling and peckaging of products to expand the product distribution market. Activities in the implementation of dedication include socialization of product labeling, product packaging design skills training, and socialisation of product marketing with media sosial. Results of activities show that socialization and training activities have a significant impact on UMKM Sido Lancar. This is evident in the ability of UMKM perpetrators to design simple logos, design product packaging labels, as well as their ability to promote through media sosial.

A Literacy Program in Increasing of Reading Interest and Children Creativity at Tempurejo Village by Collaborative KKN 045 Jember

Millatuz Zahroh — 2024-05-31

The Collaborative Real Work Lecture Program (KKN-K) is a form of activity carried out to provide students with learning experiences in social life so that they can help local communities and villages. The KKN-K activities carried out by KKN-K 045 students have a literacy theme called 'Gemilang' or the Inspiring Reading Movement and Brilliant Literacy. The aim of establishing Gemilang activities is to increase interest in reading and foster creativity for the children of Tempurejo Village. This literacy activity was carried out in three places, namely MI Miftahul Ulum, Al-Muna Civilization House, and TPQ Izzatul Qur'an, Tempurejo Village, Jember Regency. The method used during the activity was field observation. Through literacy development activities for the children of Tempurejo Village, especially kindergarten and elementary school age, it is hoped that this will increase their interest in reading and develop children's creativity.

Prevention Stunting in Desa Kasiyan through MPASI Education and Nutritious Food with 019 Collaborative KKN Students

Kansha Hasri Ainun — 2024-05-31

Stunting describes a state of chronic lack of nutritional status that occurs during a period of growth and development from an early age. Stunting is one of the problems currently being the focus of the Indonesian government. Stunting prevention efforts can be started from the surrounding environment through education from related parties. This encourages the Jember Collaborative KKN team to help with problems in the community. There are various factors that can lead to stunting in children under five, including the individual characteristics of toddlers and socioeconomic aspects. This research was conducted as an observation in Kasiyan Village, Puger District, Jember Regency. Due to the lack of knowledge of the villagers about stunting, the Jember Collaborative KKN students worked together with the village government to invite the residents back to counseling activities to prevent stunting. This activity includes information on steps to prevent and treat stunting. In addition, it also explains the impact of gaps that may arise if a clean and healthy lifestyle is not implemented, which can contribute to stunting in children. Jember Collaborative KKN students also conducted demonstrations to villagers, especially mothers, regarding how to provide complementary food for ASI (breast milk) that is suitable, economical, and easy to obtain from the surrounding environment. From this activity, students hope to achieve results and goals, namely the high enthusiasm of the residents so that extension activities can run smoothly. Villagers no longer feel alien to the concept of stunting and have knowledge on how to prevent it, including proper complementary feeding. It is hoped that this new knowledge will be able to be applied by the target community to provide the needs of solids and nutritious food for the baby. This activity begins with organizing in the form of a Business Model Canvas (BMC) and then proceeds to the process in the field.

Development and Utilization of Mini Herba Park (Family Medicinal Plant Education Park) as The Instructional Media of Students in RA Miftahul Ulum Arjasa, Jember, East Java

Vivi Liliana Sari — 2024-05-31

Mini Herba Park (Family Medicinal Plant Education Park) is a program to develop a Toga (Family Medicinal Plant) garden which is used as a learning medium for students at RA Miftahul Ulum. This community service aims to introduce and utilize Toga Park as a instructional media. Methods for implementing this program include conducting initial site surveys and interviews, making program plans, planning learning media and teacher modules, preparing the Mini Herba Park in the form of a place, tools and materials needed as well as other needs, carrying out learning and finally carrying out monitoring and evaluation. The results of this program include a Toga educational park in the school environtment, learning media in the form of accompanying books for teachers and students who have registered with HKI.

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