Indonesia: Chili harvest from Wajo Regency is ready to supply Java Island

Published 2024년 1월 4일

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Chili farmers in Wajo Regency, South Sulawesi are enthusiastic due to the promising price of chili, with the Governor of South Sulawesi appealing to farmers to focus on planting chilies to continue being the main supplier to Java. Governor Bahtiar planted and harvested the first cayenne pepper in Lowa Village and stated that the high price of chilies promises higher welfare for farmers, stabilizes prices, and reduces inflation. The Regent of Wajo explained that the current high price of chili peppers has increased the welfare level of farmers and they are optimistic about meeting the needs for Christmas and New Year.

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TABLOIDSINARTANI.COM, Wajo --- The promising price of chili has made chili farmers in Wajo Regency, South Sulawesi even more enthusiastic. Therefore, PJ. The Governor of South Sulawesi, Bahtiar, appealed to farmers to focus more on planting chilies, and that Wajo can continue to be the main supplier of chilies to Java. Bahtiar conveyed this when planting and harvesting the first cayenne pepper in Lowa Village. Tanasitolo District, Friday (29/12). In this activity PJ. The Governor of South Sulawesi was accompanied by the South Sulawesi Regional Police Chief, Inspector General of Police Andi Rian R Djajadi, the Regent of Wajo Amran Mahmud, as well as the Heads of OPD within the South Sulawesi Provincial Government, the Main Official of the South Sulawesi Regional Police as well as the Head of the Wajo Regency Forkopimda. After planting and harvesting, Bahtiar said that the chili commodity was more promising economically. "The relatively high price of chilies promises a higher level ...

Source: Tabloidsinartani