| dc.description.abstract | Buko Poso Village located in Way Serdang District, Mesuji Regency has a
fairly good quantity and quality of water, but this potential has not been utilized for
aquaculture activities. The purpose of this study is to analyze the feasibility of the
location in Buko Poso Village, Mesuji, Lampung as a location for aquaculture
activities. Field observation activities include direct (in situ) and indirect (ex situ)
water quality measurements at four different locations, soil sampling, mapping
using GPS and drones, taking market price data. Topographic map depicts Buko
Poso Village included in the lowland area with a research area of 4.9 ha. The
results of data analysis on water quality using the scoring method show that Buko
Poso Village tends to be in class S3 (slightly appropriate), meaning that it has
serious limiting factors so that to improve water quality, special treatment is
needed. The soil condition in Buko Poso Village is mostly clay textured.
Commodities that are suitable for cultivation include baung fish, jelawat fish,
belida fish, snakehead fish, and tilapia which have a fairly high economic value. | id |
