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National 7 years ago
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Palm oil smallholders pushed to adopt sustainable practices over environmental concerns
Having relied on oil palms to earn a living for decades, it never occurred to Sartono, 51, that he and hundreds of other small-scale farmers in his village in West Kotawaringin regency, Central Kalimantan, had been doing things the wrong way.
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