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ABSTRACT:

Research data collection was carried out on July 1 – October 30, 2022, at breeders in the Jenggawah sub-district, Jember district. The purpose of this study was to find out the analysis of partnership pattern broiler farming in Jenggawah sub-district, Jember district. The research method used is a type of survey method. The data used in this research are primary and secondary data. The sample is used all at once, constituting the entire number of breeders, this is because broiler breeders in the partnership pattern in Jenggawah, Jember district, only have 1 breeder. The data obtained was analyzed descriptively using tables of available numbers, then conducting a description using economic formulas in accordance with the research objectives. Based on the research results of the Partnership Pattern Broiler Farming Business Analysis in Jenggawah District, Jember Regency, income has increased erratically despite experiencing profits. The average profit of breeders per period per head is Rp. 16,300,790, Rp. 20,100,200 and Rp. 30,268,900. The R/C analysis shows that the business of raising broiler chickens is profitable because the R/C value is > 1, the average R/C value for one sub-district is 2.045. And based on the product BEP analysis and price BEP in the last 3 periods, it still fluctuates. product BEP and price BEP. However, the broiler chicken farming business in Sumber Rejo sub-district continues to experience a breakeven point, does not experience a profit and does not experience a loss, if the nominal value of the average product BEP is only 35,000 heads and the BEP price is only Rp. 40,000. The conclusion that can be drawn is to review from the analysis researched by the author, the business is still feasible to run and develop.

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