Study of Interest of Farmer Group Like Forward in The Use of Trichoderma Asperellum in Rice Cultivation in Bomba Village, Sigi District

The intensive and excessive use of chemical fertilizers pesticides can have various impacts on soil fertility, farmers' health, the environment. One alternative to minimize this impact is by using microorganisms, namely fungus Trichoderma asperellum. This study aims find out how interested or members Suka Maju Farmer Group in Bomba Village, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi, are applying asperellum rice cultivation land. method used quantitative descriptive analysis with primary data collection including observation, direct interviews, semi-structured questionnaires that been prepared, while secondary obtained from literature studies source tracing related research issues. Respondents were all Group, totaling 25 people. Data Microsoft Excel 2013 software. observational variables internal external factors respondents, level interest respondents based indicators disinterest, lack interest, very as well distribution (satisfaction, willingness, spirit, skill) T. results Village had an ≥ 70% cultivation. To attract counseling strategies, training, continuous assistance agricultural extension workers needed, information delivery effective optimal media supported communication between farmers parties.