Melon harvest in Indonesian greenhouse

Published 2022년 7월 15일

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Dendi Ramadhona, the regent of Pesawaran region in Indonesia, is focusing on advancing the agricultural sector to enhance the quality of life of the local farming community by boosting income rather than just increasing production. The region, located in Lampung Province, has a natural potential for melon cultivation and is already a significant contributor to the province's melon market. The regent welcomes the initiative by Al Hidayat Gerning Islamic Boarding School to develop melon horticulture, aiming to further establish Pesawaran Regency as a melon-producing hub and diversify its agricultural output beyond food crops.

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Dendi Ramadhona, regent of the Pesawaran region in Indonesia, expects developments in the agricultural sector are not only about increasing production but also about improving the quality of life of the farming community through increased income. "Melon commodities in Lampung Province are currently dominated by three districts, namely Central Lampung, East Lampung, and Metro City. If we look at the natural potential in Pesawaran Regency, we can believe that Pesawaran Regency can contribute to the availability of tropical fruit in Lampung Province," he said. According to him, Pesawaran Regency welcomes what has been done by Al Hidayat Gerning Islamic Boarding School in an effort to develop Melon horticultural commodities. This is also a step toward making the local district one of the melon-producing areas. "With the melon plantation, it is also expected to contribute to improving the welfare of the ...

Source: Hortidaily