The impact of Covid-19 pandemic on Aglaonema farming income: a comparison between the height and the post trend

Abstract The expansion of the COVID-19 pandemic from 2019 to 2021 has weakened performance critical industries in Indonesia. Aglaonema as one ornamental plants had a surge demand part farming industry until its height 2020. Currently, response for declined considerably. This study discussed revenue and income during two periods, at post pandemic, analyzed distribution inputs data information related allocation production. respondents comprised 32 active farmers community (ASA) Depok City, who produced 10 varieties premium Aglaonema, namely Super Pink, Suksom Jaipong, Khanza, Lotus Delight, Audrey, Tiara, Widuri, Adelia, Bidadari, Pride Sumatra. was collected June November 2022 using recall method tabulate 2020 (the year pandemic) pandemic). R/C ratio used profit indicator by considering implicit explicit costs. findings revealed that City highly profitable evidenced an 7.50. changed value 1.79, indicating decline profitability. Suppose pay costs current situation, becomes less shown return which is just slightly above break-even point.