TheJakartaPost

Please Update your browser

Your browser is out of date, and may not be compatible with our website. A list of the most popular web browsers can be found below.
Just click on the icons to get to the download page.

LOG IN / REGISTER

LOG IN

Don’t have an account? Register here Give your organization full access to The Jakarta Post. Register here

horticulture

Business 6 years ago

Indonesia develops Cavendish banana plantations in Blitar to boost exports

Indonesia currently exports Cavendish bananas to China, Japan, Korea and the Middle East. However, demand from these countries has not been fulfilled because of limited production land.

National 6 years ago

Burning-free farming project bears fruit in South Sumatra

Farmers in Suka Makmur received a series of trainings, including on how to cultivate peatland without burning and decomposition techniques using homemade organic materials.

Business 7 years ago

Quarantine inspections tightened as agricultural trade booms

The growing trade in cattle and crops following trade agreements with several economies has increased the risk of diseases spreading across country borders.

Business 7 years ago

Fruit export grew by 26.27 percent in 2018: Agriculture Ministry

The Agriculture Ministry has announced that the export of horticultural commodities grew significantly last year, with fruit exports jumping 26.27 percent compared to the previous year’s figure.

Opinion 7 years ago

PREMIUM
Horticulture development strengthens food security

Urban consumers in Indonesia spent 16 percent of their budget on rice, 15 percent on fruit and vegetables and 22 percent on animal protein (meat, fish, eggs and dairy).

Lifestyle 7 years ago

Giant London glasshouse with world's rarest plants reopens

A gleaming monument to the ambition and creativity of its age, the world's largest Victorian glasshouse reopens to the public on Saturday after a lengthy facelift to show off some of the world's rarest plants.

Lifestyle 7 years ago

Giant London glasshouse with world's rarest plants reopens

A gleaming monument to the ambition and creativity of its age, the world's largest Victorian glasshouse reopens to the public on Saturday after a lengthy facelift to show off some of the world's rarest plants.

National 8 years ago

Sinabung volcanic ash damages Karo crops

Crops in several villages across Karo regency, North Sumatra, have been damaged by thick volcanic ash from Mount Sinabung, following its eruption on Wednesday.

Business 8 years ago

Govt to oblige garlic importers to cultivate garlic

The government plans to revise Article 11 of Agriculture Ministry regulation No. 78/2013 on the “Import recommendations of horticulture products concerning importer obligations,” to include an additional provision that will require garlic importers to cultivate the vegetable.

Business 9 years ago

Importers urged to buy local fruits, vegetables

In its latest move, the government has called for importers of horticulture to purchase domestically grown fruits and vegetables to support local farmers.

TheJakartaPost

Popular Reads

Top Results

Popular Reads

Top Results

LOG IN

horticulture

Indonesia develops Cavendish banana plantations in Blitar to boost exports

Burning-free farming project bears fruit in South Sumatra

Quarantine inspections tightened as agricultural trade booms

Fruit export grew by 26.27 percent in 2018: Agriculture Ministry

PREMIUM Horticulture development strengthens food security

Giant London glasshouse with world's rarest plants reopens

Giant London glasshouse with world's rarest plants reopens

Sinabung volcanic ash damages Karo crops

Govt to oblige garlic importers to cultivate garlic

Importers urged to buy local fruits, vegetables

follow our Social media

PREMIUM
Horticulture development strengthens food security