THE INTEGRATION OF LOCAL WISDOM AND GREEN TECHNOLOGY TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY OF ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY AGRICULTURE

Abstract

This study aims to analyze how the integration of local wisdom and green technology can increase
sustainable agricultural productivity in Grobogan Regency. The approach used is qualitative descriptive with
literature study and local context reinforcement. The results of the study show that local agricultural practices
such as rotational planting, the use of mini-reservoirs, and the use of organic fertilizers are still maintained
and are important foundations in the ecological adaptation of farmers. On the other hand, green
technological innovations such as drip irrigation, solar pumps, and stealth tractors have been accepted
contextually because they are compatible with the cultural values of farming communities. This integration
encourages resource conservation, production efficiency, and improved farmers' welfare. This research
confirms that sustainability in the agricultural sector depends not only on technological advancements, but
also on the ability to integrate local values in production systems. These results are relevant as a reference
in the formulation of locally-based and sustainable agricultural development policies.