As one of the largest coffee producers, Indonesia exports high-quality coffee worldwide. Even so, that doesn’t mean there aren’t any problems with growing coffee. Global climate change, food security regulation updates, and the need for pesticides to control pests and plant diseases have become the challenges that coffee farmers should be prepared for.
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About Pandawa Agri Indonesia
Pandawa Agri Indonesia is the first life-science-based company from Indonesia and is currently the only one that has innovation in the development of pesticide-reducing products (pesticide reductants). Starting from this innovation, Pandawa Agri Indonesia is committed to helping agricultural business actors to realize agricultural practices that are sustainable, environmentally friendly, safe for users, and also cost-efficient.
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On January 28, 2023, an International Seminar was held with the theme “Increasing Exports with Agricultural Research Products and the inauguration of the HA IPB DPC Malaysia” at the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Jakarta, January 18 2023 – Pandawa Agri Indonesia (PAI), the first Indonesian life science-based company with innovation in pesticide reductants, today announced their three sustainability frameworks to accelerate sustainable agriculture in Indonesia. The frameworks are called 3 PROs: 1) protecting the
The Mbay Natural Rice Ecosystem involves relevant stakeholders to produce a premium local product called Mbay Natural Rice. In the process, from upstream to downstream, various parties work hand in hand until this natural rice can be benefited, especially by the people of Nagekeo.
