Indonesia: Minister of Agriculture Amran said pumping would boost rice production to 1.2 million tons

Published 2024년 4월 23일

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The Minister of Agriculture in Central Java, Andi Amran Sulaiman, has proposed a solution to boost national rice production by implementing a pumping program in Kandang Village. The program aims to connect rain-fed rice fields with the Comal River, potentially increasing rice production by up to 1.2 million tons, equivalent to 10 trillion rupiah. Sulaiman believes that this could lead to increased income for farmers and notes that the program has the potential to increase production by three to four million tons.
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Minister of Agriculture, Andi Amran Sulaiman, visited the pumping location in Kandang Village, Comal District, Pemalang Regency, Central Java, Tuesday (23/4/2024). ADVERTISEMENT Amran said that pumping is a quick solution to increase national rice production, including Central Java Province. According to him, the pumping program can increase rice production by up to 1.2 million tons. Also Read: Ministry of Agriculture Targets Rice Planting Period Three Times a Year in Lamongan “This pumping can increase rice production by 1.2 million tons. If we convert it into monetary value, it means the equivalent of 10 trillion rupiah. "So the assistance we provide is not much compared to the value we get," said Amran in his statement, Tuesday (23/4/2024). By using a pump, rain-fed rice fields in Kandang Village are considered capable of utilizing the Comal River as a water source. “One side of this rice field needs water. On the other hand, water is abundant. Then we connect the water with ...
Source: Wartaekonomi

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