Multifunctionality of Integrated Plantation Polyculture Farming in Tasikmalaya Regency, West Java, Indonesia

Resilience, independence and sovereignty have historically been successfully realized by local communities through diversification. In fact, diversification has institutionalized in farming dryland agroecosystems. This research uses a survey method to gather data from 250 farmers Tasikmalaya Regency, West Java, Indonesia, who carry out integrated plantation polyculture (IPPF). The main variables of the multifunctional IPPF are economic, social, cultural environmental functions as well welfare involved IPPF. Primary were collected interviews using questionnaires secondary obtained various related parties. tabulated analyzed descriptively quantitatively Farmer Household Income Exchange Rate (FHIER) analysis. general, stated that contributed economy community, high social function, also an function. On average, farmers’ families Regency categorized prosperous (FHIER > 1). households spend more income meet consumption needs = 1.66) compared production costs 22.94), non-food 4.88) was greater than food 4.48).