An oversupply of cassava in the Transmigration Settlement Unit (UPT) of Keladen, Paser Regency, East Kalimantan, has led to a significant drop in prices, with farmers receiving only Rp 2,000 per kilogram for the raw product. This low price is impacting the livelihoods of residents in Keladen. Facing economic hardship, locals are actively searching for alternative ways to supplement their income. The situation highlights the challenges faced by farmers in Kalimantan Timur regarding market access and value-added processing. Efforts are underway to increase the value of the cassava crop beyond its raw form, though specifics haven't been detailed. The issue demonstrates the vulnerability of agricultural communities to price fluctuations and the need for sustainable economic strategies within the UPT Keladen area. This price decline underscores the importance of finding solutions to support the cassava farmers of Paser Regency.