Feryanto, Dr. SP., M.Si

Feryanto is a Lecturer in Agribusiness at the Department of Agribusiness, Faculty of Economics and Management, IPB University, and currently serves as Secretary of the Department. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture and a Master’s degree in Agricultural Economics from IPB University, and a PhD in Economics with specialization in Financial Economics from Gadjah Mada University. His academic work integrates quantitative economics, agribusiness finance, and policy analysis to address complex challenges in Indonesia’s agrifood systems. He teaches a wide range of courses, including agribusiness quantitative methods, financing, forecasting, cooperatives, strategy and policy, and applied econometrics at undergraduate and graduate levels.

His research focuses on food system resilience, farmer decision-making, and agribusiness finance, with strong engagement in national and international policy-oriented projects. He has led and contributed to studies on fertilizer subsidy reform, agroforestry-based beef–crop integration, food security during the COVID-19 pandemic, garlic self-sufficiency, and agribusiness development financed by institutions such as FAO, IFAD, Bank Indonesia, Perum BULOG, and the Ministry of Finance. Through his publications and policy engagement, he supports evidence-based strategies to improve market efficiency, farmer welfare, and the sustainability of Indonesia’s agrifood sector.

Examining how price dynamics, supply chains, and policy interventions influence food security, inflation, and the stability of Indonesia’s agrifood systems.

Analysing how credit, subsidies, and financial institutions affect farmers’ production choices, income, and risk management.

Developing system dynamics and value chain models for crop–livestock integration to support sustainability and national self-sufficiency goals.