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View all search resultsThe island province, long known for its sandy beaches, terraced rice farms and unique temple culture, is still struggling to find a way to ramp up its agriculture industry and move away from its reliance on tourism as the key economic contributor.
None of the farmers used chemical fertilizers to maintain the soil quality, nor pesticides and herbicides to get rid of insects and unwanted vegetation. They simply get rid of pests using a chopper and improve the soil quality with organic fertilizers.
The residents of Lembah Hijau 2 village in Nanga Tayap district, Ketapang regency, West Kalimantan, are intensifying organic farming in home gardens, using seedling "pots" made from natural materials to increase their crop yields.
Farmers in Nanga Tayap district, Ketapang regency, West Kalimantan, have intensively carried out organic farming over the last two years as part of their efforts to reduce their dependence on imported products, such as chemical-based fertilizers and insecticides.
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