ANALYSIS OF VARIABILITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE AGROCLIMATIC SUITABILITY OF SOYBEAN IN WEST NUSA TENGGARA PROVINCE
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West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) established by the government as one of the national soybean production centers to pursue self-sufficiency target of producing one million tons of soybeans per year. Soybean demand nationally and locally increase from year to year. Beside (El Nino / La nina), climate change will lead to increased frequency of weather / climate extremes, droughts, extreme rainfall. Climate change in West Nusa Tenggara will certainly have an impact on agro-climatic suitability of soybean area. By utilizing the regional climate model data Conformal Cubic Atmospheric Model (CCAM) resolution of 14 km of the Climate Change Adaptation Project Collaboration UNRAM-CSIRO, the data used to create the climate projections then used to classify of soybean agro-climatic suitability based FAO standard. The decline of annual rainfall average in future periods and the increase in the temperature average of 20 to 30 ºC baseline period to 23-32 ºC in future. Analysis of agro- climatic suitability class for soybean crops in NTB projected to significant changes with less extensive suitability class S1 (Very Suitable) decrease by 3.0%, the class of S3 (Marginal Suitable) decrease 12.5% and the class N (Not Suitable) decrcrease 9.2 nevertheless occur the increase in class of S2 (Suitable) of 24.7% both in (2040-2069) and (2070-2099) relative to the baseline period (1981-2010).
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