Susana P Dewi
1. Mampu merancang dan mengelola suatu ekosistem 1. Kemampuan untuk mengintegrasikan teori dan praktik dalam
hutan. [3] merancang suatu ekosistem hutan. [3.1]
PI
2. Mampu menjelaskan dampak dari penanganan 2. Kemampuan memilih perangkat, metode dan proses yang tepat
masalah rekayasa kehutanan dalam konteks global, dalam mengelola suatu ekosistem hutan secara lestari. [3.2]
ekononomi, lingkungan dan sosial. [8] 3. Kemampuan menerangkan manfaat penerapan iptek rekayasa
kehutanan untuk memperbaiki lingkungan, ekonomi dan sosial.
[8.1]
Format Pembelajaran 4. Kemampuan mengembangkan ide inovatif dan cara yang lebih
baik dalam penanganan masalah rekayasa kehutanan untuk
• Kelas Tatap Muka keentingan lingkungan, ekonomi, dan sosial dalam konteks global
• Tugas Terstruktur & Mandiri maupun lokal. [8.2]
• Diskusi Kelompok
CPMK
1. Memahami histori, definisi dan konsep-konsep agroforestry serta klasifikasinya
baik di Indonesia maupun dalam rangka merancang dan mengelola suatu sistem
agroforestry.
2. Memahami dan memilih tekonolgi agroforestry yang tepat dalam mengelola
suatu sistem agroforestry.
3. Menjelaskan ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi agroforestry dalam memperbaiki
lingkungan serta pengeloaan lahan berbasis masyarakat.
4. Menegembangkan inovasi yang tepat dalam penanganan masalah agroforestry
untuk kepentingan lingkungan.
35%
UTS
15%
Tugas
15%
Diskusi Kelompok
35%
UAS
SATJAPRAJA (1981)
NAIR (1989)
Implikasi
1. Agroforestry normally involves two or more species of plants (or plants
and animals), at least one of which is a woody perennial;
2. An agroforestry system always has two or more outputs;
3. The cycle of an agroforestry system is always more than one year; and
4. Even the simplest agroforestry system is more complex, ecologically
(structurally and functionally) and economically, than a monocropping
system.
ICRAF:
1. Productivity:
Productivity
Most, if not all, agroforestry systems aim to maintain or increase production (of
preferred commodities) as well as productivity (of the land). Agroforestry can improve
productivity in many different ways. These include: increased output of tree products,
Sustainability
improved yields of associated crops, reduction of cropping system inputs, and
increased labor efficiency.
2. Sustainability:
By conserving the production potential of the resource base, mainly through the
beneficial effects of woody perennials on soils, agroforestry can achieve and
Adoptability
indefinitely maintain conservation and fertility goals.
3. Adoptability:
The word "adopt" here means "accept," and it may be distinguished from another
commonly-used word adapt, which implies "modify" or "change." The fact that
AF agroforestry is a relatively new word for an old set of practices means that, in some
cases, agroforestry has already been accepted by the farming community. However,
the implication here is that improved or new agroforestry technologies that are
introduced into new areas should also conform to local farming practices.