S1 Agribusiness

1. Solve problems in the field of human resource management, apply agricultural economic theory, agricultural economic concepts and marketing of agribusiness products professionally,
2. Utilizing science and technology to design the technical design of agricultural business and halal industry management professionally from upstream to downstream.
3. Able to apply general knowledge of the concepts of crop production, communication and agricultural sociology and be able to formulate problem solving in the field of agribusiness.
4. Conduct in-depth studies and research on agricultural business

Fajar Sidik Abdullah, one of the leaders of UNU Jogja, founded a startup called Banoo with his colleagues to help fish farmers, especially in Indonesia. As we know, the utilization and management of potential aquaculture land in Indonesia is still very minimal. This can happen due to several factors. One of them is the absence of appropriate technology and fisheries technology systems that can maximize the potential of the land area while increasing fisheries production per existing land area. This causes the income of fish farmers and cultivators in Indonesia to be relatively small.

Banoo’s technology, named Mycrofish, can produce 40 micron-sized air bubbles in the water that can increase dissolved oxygen in the water by 7 – 10 ppm. With the increase in dissolved oxygen in the water, the quality of pond water can improve which directly impacts the health and growth of fish. Mycrofish is also combined with an IoT Water Quality Sensor that can monitor water quality in real-time.

Want to understand the various potentials and participate in developing the agricultural industry in Indonesia? Immediately join the Agribusiness Study Program at UNU Jogja!