PRANATA DAN KELEMBAGAAN SOSIAL PADA KOMUNITAS PETANI

Abstract

This paper is a reflection of the revitalization of social institutions and community institutions in the region of South Konawe Regency using a qualitative approach that is related to community studies. The results show that agricultural business bags are geographically segmented according to ethnic diversity. The migrant community from Sounth Sulawesi is more interested in choosing cacao plants as a plantation business in Wawobende Village. While the transmigrant community from Bali is often found in the village of Tridana Mulya is cunning to cultivate rice fields. While The local community is more likely to choose pepper crops (maricca) that commonly found in the village of Asaria as the most underdeveloped rural areas in the Landono district of South Konawe Regency. While the institutions and social institutions in all communities have shifted, it is necessary to fundamentally reconstruct and revitalize efforts. KeyWords: Institutions, Social Institutions, Organitations, Communities and Agriculture.