Investigation on the custom of nurseries in Sidoarjo, Indonesia

34 Sekretariat Perizinan Penelitian Asing Kementerian Riset dan Teknologi DIREKTORI PENELITIAN ASING DI INDONESIA 2013 This study at local level is the basis to build accurate, efective and equitable MRV system. Extensive amount of data have been collected through social survey, interviews, group discussions as well as map building of forest cover through two ield works in August and October 2013, in two communities of the Mamberamo--‐ Raya regency in Papua. At this stage, data are still being entered in the project Database and other instruments for analysis within CIFOR. As a result, this report only present a limited overview of the methodology employed, the diferent tools used for data gathering, and some preliminary results

19.1 Mr. Guillaume Beaudoin

Warga Negara : Perancis Jabatan : Consultant Institusi : CIFOR a. 246SIPFRPSMVII2013 b. 83EXTSIPFRPSMXI2013

20. Investigation on the custom of nurseries in Sidoarjo, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian : Mengkaji kearifan lokal dalam perawatanpemeliharaan perikanan tambak di Sidoarjo Bidanng Penelitian : Antropologi lingkungan Daerah Penelitian : Jatim Sidoarjo Lama Penelitian : 6 enam bulan mulai 15 Agustus 2013 Mitra Kerja : PMB – LIPI Dr. Herman Hidayat Abstrak Extensive nurseries along the coast of Sidoarjo Regency, East Java, Indonesia have existed for hundreds of years. Chanos chanos commonly called milkish, or 35 Sekretariat Perizinan Penelitian Asing Kementerian Riset dan Teknologi DIREKTORI PENELITIAN ASING DI INDONESIA 2013 bandeng in Indonesian farming has traditionally been done at the nurseries in Sidoarjo, but Penaeus monodon commonly called black tiger shrimp, or windu in Indonesian farming also started in light of proits received from shrimp exports in the 1980’s. In addition to these two species, several other species of ish and shrimp are raised in the nurseries. Various species of ish, shrimp and crab not intended to be raised also enter the extensive nurseries via rivers and live there. Owners of the nurseries harvest black tiger shrimp, milkish and other species three times a year. At the end of each harvest, people are allowed to come to a nursery and harvest the remaining ish. This custom is called buri and people engaging in buri are called orang buri. People can also catch crabs or goats living on the banks of the nursery, although there is no name for this particular custom. The rules of buri vary from region to region. One region has a rule called salaran, in which people must return a part of the harvest to the owner. Moreover, it is said that the nature of buri at one time meant people could only receive a part of the ish remaining in the nursery, not all, as they were just helping owners harvest. Given these facts, buri can be said to resemble bawon, which is a typical Javanese rice ield custom where people assist owners with reaping rice in exchange for receiving a part of the harvest. Bawon and other agricultural labor customs in Java, especially those centered on rice cropping, have already been researched extensively. For example, Miyazaki 1984 argued that the rights of joining bawon are limited to villagers of a community where paddy ields exist. Yonekura 1986 reported that small farmers and landless laborers can make a living through agricultural labor customs. On the other hand, suicient research of buri and the principles and relationships between owners and other people behind this custom has not been done. Kishi and Mabuchi 1969 reported that there were strict communal rules against possessing lands in East Java where Sidoarjo is located, but whether or not these rules inluence the possession of nurseries and whether or not there is a relationship between community rules and buri remains unclear. Based on this situation above, it will be meaningful that I conduct research on buri in Sidoarjo with a basis on past research of agricultural labor customs in Java. The objectives of the study are to investigate case histories of buri and other sharing customs in Sidoarjo and examine the principles and social relationships behind these customs. 36 Sekretariat Perizinan Penelitian Asing Kementerian Riset dan Teknologi DIREKTORI PENELITIAN ASING DI INDONESIA 2013

20.1 Shun Sakaguchi