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PROGRAM BOOK International Seminar on Agriculture, Biodiversity, Food Security and Health “SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCES AND FOOD PRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT DURING COVID 19 PANDEMIC” December 10, 2020 Agriculture Faculty, Pattimura University i Kampus Poka, Ambon Indonesia PROGRAM BOOK International Seminar on Agriculture, Biodiversity, Food Security and Health “SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCES AND FOOD PRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT DURING COVID 19 PANDEMIC” December 10, 2020 Agriculture Faculty, Pattimura University Kampus Poka, Ambon Indonesia ii WELCOME TO ABSFH 2020 Assalammu’alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh. Peaceful for us all The honourable, Mr. Rector of the Pattimura University; Mr. Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, Pattimura University; Mr. / Mrs. invited guests Distinguished speakers and moderators; And proud of all seminar participants and attendees. First of all, as a religious people, we should give thanks for the presence of a very gracious and compassionate God, because with His permission, today, December 10, 2020, we can be here to jointly attend the International Seminar held by the Agricultural Faculty of Pattimura University- Ambon. The theme of our international seminar is: "SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCES AND FOOD PRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT DURING COVID 19 PANDEMI” The main objective of this agricultural seminar is not only to generate information on the availability of food and raw materials, but also to grow healthy and well-nourished people. One of the important tasks besides ensuring the availability of sufficient and healthy food for the world's population in a sustainable manner so that all people can lead healthy and productive lives, which is more important in this era of COVID-19. With the world's population increasing in the future, the link between agriculture, biodiversity, food security and sustainability to support health and well-being needs to be addressed. Writing scientific articles is a very important activity for a professional educator. This activity is not only necessary in order to obtain credit points for promotion or for certification purposes through portfolios, but with this international activity it has become a forum for building partnerships with outside partners, both main speakers and fellow lecturers and researchers from various other institutions and universities in Indonesia. Based on this theme, we presented three speakers as the main speakers, namely 1. Supot Boonraeng (Faculty of Agriculture Technology Chiang Mai Rajabhat University – Thailand), 2. Abu Hasan B Abdul Jalli (Agronomist, Landscape and Beescape Consultant, Meliponiculturist and Meliponary Consultant) Malaysia Kelulut Academy 3. Dr. Hellen C. D. Tuhumury, SP., M.FoodSc (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University Maluku - Indonesia) The international seminar was attended by 95 speakers from various institutions, Pattimura University - Ambon, and also other universities in Indonesia. This seminar can be held thanks to the help of various parties. For this reason, on this occasion allow us on behalf of the 2020 International Agricultural Seminar Committee to thank the Pattimura University Chancellor and his staff, the Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture and his staff, as well as various other parties who have participated to assist in the implementation of the seminar which we cannot mention one by one. We also convey our highest appreciation to all the committees who have worked hard for the success of this seminar. We are aware that the holding of this international seminar still has many deficiencies in the presentation of events, administrative services, and limited facilities. For that, we apologize profusely. Finally, I hope that all seminar participants who are present will benefit greatly from this seminar activity. Wassalammu’alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. Dr. Esther Kembauw, SP., M.Si Organizing Committee ABFSH 2020 iii ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Person in charge: Prof. Dr. J. M. Matinahoru (Dean of Agriculture Faculty) Coordinator: Dr. Ir. H. Kesaulya, M.Si. (Vice Dean of Academic) Editorial Board: Dr. Abu Hasan B Abdul Jalil (Agronomist, Landscape & Beescape Consultant. Meliponiculturist and Meliponary Consultant), Malaysia Kelulut Academy) Ass. Prof. Dr. Supot Boonraeng (Faculty of Agricultural Technology Chiang Mai Rajabhat University - Thailand) Dr. Helen C. D. Tuhumury, SP., M.Food.Sc. (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University – Indonesia) Prof. Dr. Ir. J.M. Matinahoru (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University – Indonesia) Prof. Dr. Ir. Simon H.T. Raharjo (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University – Indonesia) Dr. Ir. Wardis Girsang, M.Si. (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University – Indonesia) Dr. Ir. A. Siregar, M.Sc. (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University – Indonesia) Dr. Rohny S. Maail, S.Hut., M.Si. (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University – Indonesia) H. Jesajas, S.Pt., M.Sc. (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University – Indonesia) Dr. Ir. Henry Kesaulya, M.Si. (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University – Indonesia) Dr. Esther Kembauw, SP., M.Si. (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University – Indonesia) Dr. Asri Subkhan Mahulette, SP., MP. (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University – Indonesia) Dr. Febby J. Polnaya, SP., MP. (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University – Indonesia) Dr. Natelda R. Timisela, SP., MP. (Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University – Indonesia) Chairman: Dr. Esther Kembauw, SP., M.Si. Secretary: Dr. Asri Subkhan Mahulette, SP., MP. Treasurer: J. Patty, SP., M.Si. Program and Publication: Dr. F. J. Polnaya, SP., MP. Dr. H. C. D. Tuhumury, SP., M.Food.Sc. Dr. N. R Timisela, SP., MP. Dr. J. Th. Latupapua, S.Hut., MP. Isye J. Liur, SP., M.Si. T. F. Tuhumury, SP, M.Agribuss. G. Tetelepta, SP., M.Sc. Information and Documentation: M. Lawalata, SP., M.Sc. Glen Pietersz, S.Hut, M.Si. iv TABLE OF CONTENTS Cover ................................................................................................................................................... i WELCOME TO ABSFH 2020............................................................................................................ iii ORGANIZING COMMITTEE ........................................................................................................... iv TABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................................................... v Opening Speech Dean of Faculty of Agriculture Pattimura University .............................................. xiii Opening Speech Rector of Pattimura University ................................................................................ xv PROGRAM OF THE INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON AGRICULTURE, BIODIVERSITY, FOOD SECURITY, AND HEALTH 2020 ......................................................................................... xvii KEYNOTE SPEAKERS ..................................................................................................................... 1 Sustainable Natural Resources and Food Production Development During Covid 19 Pandemic ....... 2 Abu Hassan Jalil 2 The Utilization of Agro-industrial Waste for Soil Amendment and Liquid Biofertilizer Mixed Bacterial Antagonist in Eggplant Production ...................................................................................... 3 Supot Boonraeng and Naksit Punyoyai 3 Edible Insects: Alternative Protein for Sustainable Food and Nutritional Security ............................ 4 Helen C. D. Tuhumury 4 ROOM 1 CENGKEH - AGRICULTURAL ........................................................................................ 6 Centella asiatica Tendril Growth of Samosir – Indonesia Accession with Phosphorus Treatment .... 7 Noverita S Vinolina, R Sigalingging 7 Study of Dryland Cultivation Farming Technology to Support Sustainable Food Independence on Small Islands ....................................................................................................................................... 8 Johan Riry1, Asri Subkhan Mahulette1, Alfonsina Marthina Tapotubun2, Welly Angela Riry3 8 Application of Drip Irrigation with Various Planting Media and Cow Urine in Pre-Nursery Oil Palm .................................................................................................................................................... 9 C I Wahyudin1,*, A S Mahulette2, V L Tanasale2, D A Marasabessy2, N Goo2, R A Rifqah1, Y Azmi1, W D Mariati3, Michala4 9 The Effect of Polyethylene Glycol Concentration on Some Varieties of Kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus l.) in Enhancing the Germination Viability ...................................................................... 10 C I Wahyudin1,*, A S Mahulette2, J I Nendissa2, M H Makaruku2, W D Mariati3, A Haitami4, D Astut1, Arby'in Pratiwi5 10 Resistance Varieties and Pattern of Disease Progress of Rust (Pucciana horiana P. Henn) in Chrysanthemum .................................................................................................................................. 11 Yayuk Aneka Bety*, Retno Pangestuti 11 Moler Disease and Cultivation Practiced by Shallot Farmers in Brebes Central Java ........................ 12 Supriyadi1,2,3, Supyani1,2,3, SH. Poromarto1,2,3, Hadiwiyono1,2,3 12 v Activity test of Bacillus spp Against Bacterial Wilt (R. solanacearum) on Tomatoes by In Vitro ..... 13 Gratiana N. C. Tuhumury*, Jeffij V. Hasinu, Henry Kesaulya 13 The Efficiency of Inorganic Fertilizer with Using the Liquid Organic Fertilizer to Increase the Cabbage Yield (Brassica oleracea var. capitata L.)
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