Indonesia
The debate heats up over the future of agricultural support systems amidst electoral promises.
The city explores innovative solutions to waste management and fertilizer production amidst space constraints.
Many Indonesians, who rely on rice as their primary food source, are facing difficulties due to the price surge. The government has responded by offering subsidized rice, importing rice, and implementing technology-based solutions such as drought-resistant seeds and infrastructure improvements.
The journey towards sustainable agriculture in West Java.
The establishment is anticipated to bolster the nation’s food independence and reduce reliance on imports.
Drought and extreme weather conditions threaten coffee production in Indonesia, with significant implications for the global coffee supply.
Indonesia’s agriculture minister said the country will supply 9.55 million tonnes of subsidized fertilizer to farmers this year.
President Joko Widodo said that he plans to increase fertilizer subsidies for 2024 by $903.5mn.
Nigerian officials say the proposed coal-fertilizer facility will improve food security.
Pusri wants to enhance ammonia production capabilities with KBR’s innovative purifier technology.
New partnership aims to train over 1,000 Indonesian smallholders in eco-friendly practices, aligning with global deforestation goals.
The Indonesian company says the facility will meet 70-80% of the country’s demand for fertilizers.
Agency head suggests leveraging price increase to boost production, even as looming threats such as El Nino and national deficits are considered.
Global rice prices may significantly increase.
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