Indonesia: Daysindo Agrihorti Oranges, durable citrus variety

Published 2021년 12월 21일

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The article introduces the new orange variety, Daysindo Agrihorti, released by Indonesia's Agricultural Research and Development Agency in 2021. This high-yielding orange is designed to replace imported oranges and boost domestic citrus cultivation. Known for its sweet and fresh taste, the Daysindo Agrihorti orange offers a longer shelf life of 40-45 days and is adaptable to highland conditions. Rich in vitamin C and other compounds like flavonoid and limonin, these oranges provide numerous health benefits, including boosting the immune system, inhibiting the HIV virus, aiding in detoxification, and reducing cholesterol. The fiber content of the orange also aids in digestion and hunger control.

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My Agriculture— So far, oranges are still the prima donna fruit for the people of Indonesia because they are sweet, slightly sour, contain a lot of water, and are easy to consume. The advantage of oranges also lies in the content of vitamin C which is quite high and is needed by the body. Not long ago, the Agricultural Research and Development Agency (Balitbangtan) released a new variety of tangerines, named the Daysindo Agrihorti oranges. Launching from the litbang.pertanian.go.id page, Daysindo Agrihorti oranges were only released in 2021 through the Decree of the Minister of Agriculture Number 764/kpts/PV.240/D/11/2021. Daysindo Agrihorti is a new high yielding variety that has the potential to be developed. This release is an effort to substitute imported oranges. The new superior varieties are expected to be able to attract the attention of farmers and other agribusiness actors to develop citrus cultivation. Not only that, this variety is also expected to be able to attract ...

Source: Pertanianku