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    The economic of farmers, system, management, and technology renewable energy based

    Sudapet, Nyoman
    Setiawan, Muhammad Ikhsan
    Muchayan, Achmad
    Sukoco, Agus
    Sutowijoyo, Hendro
    Zulkifli, Che Zalina
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    The agriculture sector has important role in economic development of Indonesia. The village economy in Indonesia is dependent on agriculture sector. The challenges of energy crisis and not acceptable to the farmers for economic growth and contribution in national economy. Therefore, the research objectives the economics of farmers, and the use of agricultural technology renewable energy-based research trends. This research was conducted descriptively based on scopus.com data. Researchers obtained 249 rural digital documents over the last five years, where each indexed paper has an average of 10-15% more citations than its closest competitor. More cited references have a broader analysis of bibliometric and historical trends, a complete author profile, and a better h-index measure for authors who started publishing before 1996. This study concludes that the United States has the most research articles on digital villages, followed by the United Kingdom, Australia, and India. The University of Aberdeen (U.K.) has the most research articles on the digital villages, followed by the University of the West of England (U.K.) and Shanghai University of Finance and Economics (China). Therefore, villages development research growing fast nowadays.
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    AgBioForum, 24(1): 170-177. ©2022 AgBioForum
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