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WELCOME TO

URALCHEM TEAM

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Agriculture In Indonesia 2024

Bio Agrilink & BKTP College of Agriculture, The

Institution of Engineers Indonesia

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OUR TEAM :

1. IR.NANDANG M HOLIL, MBA – BIO AGRI LINK, JAKARTA

2. IR.ROMI YULIADI – BIO AGRI LINK, JAKARTA 3. DR.IR. M. YANUAR J PURWANTO - IPB

UNIVERSITY, BOGOR

4. DR. IR. IB ARIMBAWA, BEST AGRO

5. JOKO PURNOMO, SOIL RESEARCH INSTITUTE,

BRIN, BOGOR

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WHAT YOU CAN LEARN

1. AGRICULTURE IN INDONESIA 2. CLIMATE

3. SOIL TYPE AND SOIL CULTIVATION

4. CROPS AND AGRONOMY PRACTICE: Field Crops, Plantation Crops, Fruit and Vegetables Crops.

5. FERTILIZER AND MANURING TECHNIQUE

6. CROP PROTECTION: PEST, DISEASE, WEEDS AND ITS CONTROL

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HOW LONG IT WILL TAKE

DAY 1 – 2 X 2 HOURS

1.1. AGRICULTURE IN INDONESIA 1.2. SOIL, CLIMATE

DAY 2 – 2 X 2 HOURS: FIELD CROPS 2.1. RICE

2.2. CORN

DAY 3 – 2 X 2 HOURS: FRUIT AND VEGETABLES 3.1. TOMATO; POTATO

3.2. CHILLY; CABBAGE

DAY 4 – 2 X 2 HOURS: PLANTATION CROPS 4.1. OILPALM, RUBBER

4.2. COFFEE AND CACAO

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17th largest economy 5-6% GDP growth per year

60% from domestic consumption US$ 4,919 GDP/capita

17,508 islands

6,000 inhabited island

> 170 active volanoes 5 main islands

70% population

262 Millions People

(51.6% at Productive Age)

60% in Java island (7% of total land) 129 millions in Java island

130 millions middle class 50% population < 30 years old

5,120 km wide

1.9 millions sqm land 7.9 millions sqm sea.

- GDP per capita: $ 4,919,- Growth by 5.05%.

- Agriculture contribute 13.92% of GDP.

- 29.68% of Population (35.92 M People) work in Agriculture.

- Inflation: 2.61% in 2023.

- Stable Political Environment.

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germination tiller initiation tillering panicle initiation heading flowering grain formation/mature

DAS :0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100- 110 Transplanting: 15-20 DAS

Land Preparation:

2x Ploughing 1x Harrowing

Rice Crop Phenology - Indonesia

Basal Manuring Follow up Manuring 1 Follow up Manuring 2

Harvesting

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Palm Oil

All Information

1. KInd of Oil Palm 2. Cultivation

3. Agronomy matters 4. Fertilizer

5. Crop Stages/ Phenology 6. Main Area

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Tomato

All Information 1. General 2. Cultivation

3. Agronomy matters 4. Fertilizer

5. Crop Stages/ Phenology 6. Main Area

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CITRUS

All Information 1. General 2. Cultivation

3. Agronomy matters 4. Fertilizer

5. Crop Stages/ Phenology 6. Main Area

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CHILI

All Information 1. General 2. Cultivation

3. Agronomy matters 4. Fertilizer

5. Crop Stages/ Phenology 6. Main Area

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CABBAGE

All Information 1. General 2. Cultivation

3. Agronomy matters 4. Fertilizer

5. Crop Stages/ Phenology 6. Main Area

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Q & A

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Request data for

● Fertilizer Market, Market potential

● Regulatory Matters- Update regulation, How to register Uralchem Fertilizer in Indonesia

● Market Structure

● Alignment Uralchem Product with existing product in the Market

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Crops to be discussed

1. Plantation Cops:

1.1. Oil Palm 1.2. Rubber 1.3. Sugarcane 1.4. Coffee

1.5. Cocoa 2. Food Crops 2.1. Rice

2.2. Corn

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Crops to be discussed

1. Fruit and Vegetables Crops 1.1. Tomato

1.2. Potato 1.3. Chilly 1.4. Shallot 1.5. Cabbage 1.6. Soybean 1.7. Peanut 1.8. Durian 1.9. Manggo

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Q & A

1. Do you consider coffee and cocoa as high margin crops, and if not, why? Coffee and Cocoa consider high margin, although these crops many manage by small growing farmers.

2. What are the criteria for determine crop as high margin? Criteria for crop as high margin if the yield higher than cost of input.

3. Do you consider tropical fruits as high margin crops nevertheless they occupy small growing area? Some tropical fruits consider high margin, like durian and manggo.

4. For rice and corn you stated that 80% and 40% of fertilizers consumed are subsidized. Do these subsidies spread on fertilizers produced by government companies in Indonesia or not? Fertilizer subsidy produced and distribute by government fertilizer companies only.

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Q & A

5. What do you mean by organic farming? Organic farming is a production management system excluding off all synthetic off-farm inputs but rely upon on-farm agronomic, biological and mechanical methods like crop rotations, crop residues, animal manures, off-farm organic waste, mineral grade rock additives and biological system of nutrient mobilization and plant protection, etc which promotes and enhances biodiversity, biological cycles and agro-ecosytem health.

6. Are tomato and cabbage grown with organic farming or not? only tomato and cabbage plant in green house.

7. For which crops in nutrition systems organic fertilizers have the higher amount of use? Organic fertilizers mainly use in organic farming crops, like rice and vegetables (less than 2% crop acreage is organic farming). For non organic farming the farmers use organic fertilizers and an-organic fertilizers.

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Q & A

8. Most tomato and cabbage growing in green house use organic fertilizers, but there are area where those crops are grown in open ground and use an-organic fertilizers.

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