of these studies is to determine the utilization urban farming crops of waste to generate energy (bioenergy). Agricultural wastes are the focus of the current research into the production of bioenergy of the biomass variety. The goals of this study are to (1) understand the procedure involved in using waste from farming for bioenergy; (2) identify indicators of the feasibility of using agricultural waste for bioenergy; and (3) develop methods for controlling both internal and external factors that affect this process. Mixed-Methods Research (MMR), Return on Investment (ROI), Breakeven Point (BEP), Descriptive Statistics, and the Strengths and Weaknesses (SWOT) analysis were all employed to analyze the study's data. An evaluation of the potential for agribusinesses to profit from recycling food scraps into biofuel; a case study of RW 06 Betawi Cultural Village Obtaining values of 0.85 for R/C and 0.85 for B/C, -14% for ROI, and 0.116 for Production BEP at a price of Rp. 8.164 per piece of BEP demonstrates the complexity of the internal and external factors that influence the utilization of agricultural waste in RW 06 Betawi Cultural Village. Therefore, it can be determined that farming agricultural waste in RW 06 Betawi Cultural Village is not economically viable, according to an analysis of the possibility of its utilization in agribusines