Social capital has an important role in achieving the goals of farmer groups. Each
member of a farmer group has different social capital, even though the farmer group is
in the same area. This research aims to analyze the comparison of social capital of
members of the Red Lotus Farmers Group and the White Lotus Farmers Group in
Cinandang Village, Dawarblandong District, Mojokerto Regency and to analyze the
relationship between social capital and farmer group class. The research method uses
quantitative methods. Sampling was carried out using a stratified random sampling
approach. The data used is data from interviews with 40 members of the Red Lotus
Farmers Group and 27 members of the White Lotus Farmers Group. The analysis
technique used is the Mann-Whitney test and the software used is IBM SPSS Statistics 22.
Based on the research results, there are differences in the social capital (trust, social
norms, networks and participation) of members of the Red Lotus Farmers Group and the
White Lotus Farmers Group. The differences between members of the Red Lotus Farmers
Group and the White Lotus Group are due to different indicator scores of trust, social
norms, networks and participation of farmer group members. The social capital
correlation test shows that there is a relationship between social capital and farmer
group class