Indonesian Government to prepare for industrialization of dwarf coconut trees

Published 2022년 8월 11일

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President Joko Widodo of Indonesia has revealed plans for the industrialization of dwarf coconut trees (Cocos Nucipera L.) grown in the country. The trees, which can yield between 140 and 180 coconuts within 2.5 to three years, can be used for palm sugar and coconut oil production. This initiative is expected to bring additional income to the community and can be carried out on unproductive lands. The government is allocating a total of 200 thousand dwarf coconut seedlings across various provinces, including Central Java.

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Jakarta (ANTARA) - President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) revealed that the government will prepare for the industrialization of dwarf coconut trees (Cocos Nucipera L.) planted throughout Indonesia. "The most important aspect is that after planting, preparations are also being made for industrialization because this coconut can be used to produce palm sugar, and it can also be used for obtaining coconut oil. Now, this (industrialization) is prepared here, in every village where there are large quantities of dwarf coconuts," President Jokowi stated on Thursday in a press statement broadcast on the official YouTube channel of the Presidential Secretariat. While reviewing the dwarf coconut plantation in Sanggang Village, Sukoharjo, Central Java, President Jokowi stated that a dwarf coconut tree could produce between 140 and 180 coconuts after 2.5 to three years. "Yes, if we plant one million nationally, then just multiply the result," he noted. Related news: Government to ...

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