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encompass the various difficulties related to food security and the associated factors

at the local level in food security policies with World Economic Forum (WEF) integra-
tion.

2.4. The Investment of Non-organic and Organic Fertilizers Opportunities

This study employs the Statistical Scientific Research Method to examine the
research above hypothesis, requiring the researcher to substantiate it. In the study

methodology, the researcher's involvement is intended to ascertain the nature of the

relationship between the two situations outlined in the hypothesis, as stated by Jain
(2019). The hypothesis offers a provisional or tentative explanation regarding the

correlation between Japanese Nano Technology Organic Fertilizers and the augmen-
tation of food production in Pinrang Regency. This study examines the premise that

different conditions of non-organic and organic fertilizer investment can lead to a 3%

increase in paddy production. The study is conducted on a land area of 56,097.80
hectares, aiming to increase production from 638,983 tons to 658,152 tons. Based

on an assumed price of IDR 5000 per kilogram, calculated in tons, the farmer makes
a profit of IDR 1.282 trillion throughout three harvests (Raksun, 2016).

This research is based on prior studies and aims to investigate the relationship

between a 40% to 60% increase in production. Multiple hypotheses have been formu-
lated accordingly. The first hypothesis involves investing in non-organic fertilizer on a

land area of 56,097.80 hectares. This investment aims to achieve a 3% increase in
production, from 638,983 tons to 658,152 tons. Given that the price of paddy is IDR

5000 per kilogram, we can calculate its value in tons. According to these predictions,
the farmers' earnings are projected to exceed IDR 1,282 trillion throughout three an-

nual harvests.

The second hypothesis involves investing in non-organic fertilizer over a land
area of 56,097.80 hectares. This investment aims to achieve a 20% increase in pro-

duction, from 638,983 tons to 766,780 tons. If we consider the paddy price IDR 5000

per kilogram, then calculated in tons, the farmers' profit will amount to IDR 3.332 trillion
throughout three harvests a year.

The third hypothesis involves investing in organic fertilizer on a land area of
56,097.80 hectares. This investment aims to achieve a 20% increase in production,

from 638,983 tons to 766,780 tons. Assuming a paddy price of IDR 5000 per kilogram,

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