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In 2013 onion prices had reached a record high, ie at the price of USD 60 295 / kg. The increase in prices can not be separated from policy to restrict imports of horticultural products recently passed and implemented by the government. But unfortunately the price spike was not followed by efforts to improve protection against the factors of production (input) of onion farming. The government's policy to production factors input is still a disincentive to farmers. Onion farmers still have to pay for the factors of production (input) is higher than it is worth. This study aims to find out some alternative programs and policies in order to increase protection for the onion farmers. In this study used Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). Based on the results, several alternative policy priorities expected by farmers to improve the protection of factor inputs and outputs of farming onions, namely menenetapkan minimum price of onion at the farm level, ensuring that the amount and timing of realization of imports carried out during off sesason, provide alternative model / schema installment payments are more friendly to farmers, focus on developing seeds, developing an information update prices for farmers, as well as take initiatives against the possibility of cartel practices in business administration pesticides.
Keywords: policy, import, protection, farmers, red onion
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