Abstract
Indonesian government within the framework of the Master Plan for the Acceleration and Expansion of Indonesian Economic Development (MP3EI) have established oil palm as the main commodity to be developed in the so-called corridor of Kalimantan. This is mainly due to the commodity role as Indonesia's main export commodities as well as the tipping point of regional economic development in ensuring the welfare of local farmers in a sustainable manner. West Kalimantan is one of the centers of the development of oil palm in Kalimantan, after Central Kalimantan. This study aimed to analyze the role of the superior technology and use of production inputs to improve the productivity of oil palm and the factors that influence the adoption of new technologies at the farm level. Results of decomposition analysis of productivity showed that the productivity of oil palm plantations increased by 45.59%. The role of the difference in the applied technology is 22.62% and 22.97% came from the difference in input use. Quality of seeds available/planted by farmers contributed significantly to the level of productivity. Adequate provision of improved seed policies must be the top priority in efforts to improve the productivity of oil palm in the future. The policy needs to be accompanied by quality control and distribution of improved seed is strictly and continuously. The next priority policies should be aimed at encouraging farmers to use production inputs as recommended . In order for the policy to be effective, it needs to be supported by the trading system improvements to ensure the feasibility of palm oil prices at the farm level.