Budiyanto, Hery, Haris, Munanto, Setiawan, Aries Boedi, Sonalitha, Elta and Iqbal, Muhammad (2020) The bamboo greenhouse technology for hydrogenic plants with independent photovoltaic energy in the food safety program. Local Wisdom Scientific Online Journal, 12 (1). pp. 10-18. ISSN 2086-3764

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Abstract

The development of the City has made a lot of agricultural land turned into residential land and other urban facilities so that agricultural land becomes increasingly narrow so that it can weaken the food safety program. Another Way is needed to utilize narrow lad in an effort to develop agricultural products, namely by farming and maintaining fsh hydrogenic. Hydrogenic comes from the words "hydro" and "organic" which are defined as organic cultivation system by combining the hydro system and the organic system. The research method uses a descriptive qualitative method, beginning with the design, the creation of an independent energy hydrogenic greenhouse and the planting of vegetables and fish stocking. Retrieval of data in the form of observations and documentation of photos and video on activities. Through this program the construction of a tunnel-shaped reenhouse with bamboo structure has been carried of succesfully, 2 (two) hydrogenic farming facilities complete with fish ponds, 1 (one) solar power generation unit consisting of 4 solar panels each with capacity of 100 wp with energy storge in the form of a 100 Ah 12 V batteryand 1000 WH inverter in sunny conditions producing a minimum of 13.6 Amp, 18.8 V can meet the energy needs to drive the water circulation pump and greenhouse lighting lamps and the surrounding environment planting sla and mustard greens as well as spreading catfish and tilapia in mid-August 2019, letuce vegetables can be harvestedat the end of September 2019.

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