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Indonesian Center For Estate Crops Research And Development
ESTATE CROPS INFO – Tobacco in Madura is the main commodity that is cultivated in rice fields, uplands and mountains during the dry season. Its role in the economic and social aspects for farmers, the cigarette industry, and local governments is quite important. Currently, the average area is 47,893 ha every year. Problems that often occur in Madura […]
Continue ReadingICECRD ACTIVITIES – Tuesday, December 29, 2020, the Indonesian Center For Estate Crops Research and Development (ICECRD) together with four Technical Implementation Units (UPT) held an online limited coordination meeting (Rakortas). The Coordination Meeting led by the Head of the Plantation Research and Development Center, Ir. Syafaruddin, Ph.D. attended by the Head of ISMCRI, Head of ISFCRI, Head […]
Continue ReadingICECRD ACTIVITIES – Head of the Indonesian Center For Estate Crops Research and Development (ICECRD) Ir. Syafaruddin, Ph.D gave a speech before the Signing of the Cooperation Agreement between the ICECRD and the Multidisciplinary and Cross-Sectoral PRN Consortium (KEHATI). The signing of this collaboration on the Utilization of Indonesia’s Biodiversity for Health, Other Industrial Products and Environmental […]
Continue ReadingICECRD ACTIVITIES – Indonesian Sweetener & Fiber Crops Research Institute (ISFCRI) Malang as one of the Center for Plantation Research and Development, Research and Development Agency of the Ministry of Agriculture received a visit from 2 staff of PG Krebet Baru Malang, namely Mrs. Arini and Mr. Sugiono (10/11/20). The purpose of the visit was to consult […]
Continue ReadingICECRD NEWS – Research Institute for Sweetener and Fiber Crops (ISFCRI), Research and Development Agency of the Ministry of Agriculture participated in the Tobacco Harvest Field Meeting held by the Agriculture Service of Lumajang Regency (22/9/20). The field meeting which was attended by the Regent and Deputy Regent of Kab. Lumajang and Forkopinda, Head of the East […]
Continue ReadingICECRD NEWS – The world’s demand for natural fiber from fiber plants, such as kenaf, is very high, currently the supply of kenaf fiber only meets 60% of the demand. The problem in developing kenaf in Indonesia to support industries that use kenaf fiber is the existing marketing system. Currently the existing marketing system for kenaf fiber […]
Continue ReadingICECRD NEWS – Sugarcane plantations are currently dominated by ratoon or kepras sugarcane which has a tendency to decrease productivity with increasing ratoon period. Farmers prefer to plant ratoon because planting new sugar cane requires high costs for unloading ratoon and procuring sugar cane seeds. Technology support for ratooning cane cultivation is needed to increase the productivity […]
Continue ReadingICECRD NEWS – The Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development (IAARD) Ministry of Agriculturerevealed that over the past 10 years it has released seven new high yielding varieties (VUB) of sugar cane as an effort to support the increase in national sugar production and productivity. Researcher from Indonesian Sweetener & Fiber Crops Research Institute […]
Continue ReadingCovid-19 in Indonesia was able to arouse the desire to continue sharing and sharing of knowledge and are always working to improve the productivity of crystal and broaden scientific about finding solutions to problems encountered in the cultivation of sugar cane plants. The Indonesian Sweetener & Fiber Crops Research Institute, the Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research […]
Continue ReadingPLANTATION ACTIVITY – Laboratory Team for Indonesian Sweetener & Fiber Crops Research Institute (ISFCRD) participated in a Laboratory Survey based on ISO / IEC 17025: 2017 standards conducted by the Assessment Team of the National Accreditation Committee (KAN) on Thursday 25 June 2020. Surveillance was conducted virtually through fadility “Zoom Claud Meeting” was attended by […]
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