This research aims to determine the costs of production, income, profits, feasibility and risk of semi organic and conventional rice farming. Feasibility analysis can be seen based on the R / C while farming risk can be seen based on the coefficient variation value (CV). The average difference test on income, profit, and feasibility level were tested using independent t test. The data taken for this study is data in the last planting season in 2018. The location of the study was determined purposively while the sample determination was determined by census and random sampling. The number of samples in semi-organic and conventional rice farming were 30 farmers each who were members of the Madya Farmers Group in Kebonagung Village, Imogiri District, Bantul Regency. Based on the research, results have been obtained that the income and profits of semi-organic rice farming are greater than conventional rice farming. Semi organic farming income is Rp 3.572.668 while conventional rice farming is Rp. 2.674.812. The profit of semi organic rice farming are Rp. 2.263.000 while conventional rice farming is Rp 1.293.419. Semi organic rice farming is more feasible because the value of R / C is greater than the conventional rice R / C value of 1,96 and 1,49. The coefficient of variation in semi-organic rice farming is relatively greater compared to the coefficient of variation in conventional rice farming.