Indonesian farmers are facing challenges due to a significant increase in corn prices, which have risen by 73.02% to 8,651 rupees per kilogram. The issue was brought to light by presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo, who also expressed concerns about the reduction in fertilizer subsidies, a move he believes could threaten national food security. Despite the government's efforts to provide subsidized fertilizers through PT Pupuk Indonesia, many farmers have not been able to access this support.