Indonesia, is a nation of over 17.000 Islands, and this ensures that both the waterways, and seas in this nation create a livelihood for millions of people. The rich seafaring heritage of Indonesia, lays in the fact that many Indonesians navigate traditional boats, without any modern sailing equipment, and these boats are a lifeline as inter- island transport. In 1955, this short film was taken of the nations diverse inland fish farms, coconut production and the basic boats that help transport these products. Over half a century later, some of these images are as common today, as they were in the mid-1950s.
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Being a land of fertile soil, Indonesia's main occupation is farming. And rice is their main cash crop.The agriculture industry of Indonesia plays an important role in the country's economy. It not only supply food but also gives a magnificent view to travelers and tourists alike. Rice is the central dietary of the Islands of Java and Bali. Huge arable land of rice terraces could be seen in these two Islands. To manage water and drainage for rice terraces they have a properly and well arranged water management system locally known as subak. Bali is an island located in the westernmost end of the Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia. It has Java to its west and Lombok to the east. It has its provincial capital at Denpasar and it is one of the 33 provinces Indonesia has. The province envelopes a few small neighbouring islands as well as the isle of Bali. The 2010 census recorded its population as 3891000. In the 2000 census about 92.29% of Bali's population adhered to Balinese Hinduism while the rest follow Islam. It is the country's largest tourist destination and is known for its highly developed arts which include traditional and modern dance, sculpture, painting, leather, metalworking and music. Bali has seen a further surge in tourist numbers in recent years and has been a tourist haven for decades. Thisfootage is part of the professionally-shot broadcast stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of imagery from South Asia. The Wilderness ...
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OBE Organic presents our 2012 documentary film, Nature's Perfect Farm, with Bahasa Indonesia subtitles. Filmed entirely on location in Australia's green oasis, The Channel Country, we elucidate many of our beliefs and practices which result in our wonderful 100% grass-fed organic beef.
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The Mentawai Islands in western Indonesia are well-known to international surfers for their enormous waves. But now, thanks to pearls, locals are going into a lustrous business. The man behind the business is Hardimansyah. In 2007, while diving in the waters of Mentawai, he accidently found pearl oysters in the region. It was quite unusual for that part of Indonesia. With limited knowledge of pearl farming, Hardimansyah tried to cultivate one-hundred pearls. But, he only managed to harvest eight. After five-years of perseverance, he now harvests more than 2-hundred round pearls a year. The pearls make a good source of income and he wants to encourage others to take up the business.
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Established in 2005, The Learning Farm is a social entrepreneurship program that aims to empower marginalized youth through a 4-month residential programme. Here they learn about organic farming, enterprise development and other valuable life skills in order to enable them to become more economically self-sufficient, capable, and productive members of their communities. In TLF, the students will be guided to use their HANDS through the combination of the class-teaching and field-practice of organic farming; to fill their knowledge-thirsty HEAD through the additional life skills training, such as Computer, English, First Aid, etc.; and to enrich their hopeful HEART through the recognition of their ability and existence to encourage their self confidence. The learning atmosphere with integrated teamwork encourages peer support which is a fully resource to accelerate change of attitude of students who come from different background of culture, religion, language and tribe.
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The island of Java, is the most populated and agrarian part of the many islands of Indonesia. The majority of people living on Java, before independence worked in agriculture, and lived in villages across this island. The lifestyle seen in this film seems timeless, with fertile fields rich in volcanic soil providing an abundant harvest, and the steady winds of change, drifting just slightly into the centuries old farming customs of these villages Some of the footage in the film, is as familiar today as it was all those years ago.
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An inspiring story of how working with a multinational company has helped a farmer's cooperative in Sumatra improve their yield and their way of life.
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December, 2011 - 7 years after the devastating tsunami that killed hundreds of thousands of people in the Indian ocean, and over 135000 alone in Indonesia, comes a story of hope and resilience as two shrimp farmers from Banda Aceh share with us their success from shrimp aquaculture farming. This short video was produced for the Aquaculture Clinic 2011 held in Utrecht, The Netherlands, and hosted by The WorldFish center and A-Spark Good Ventures.
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The Balinese tradition of salt farming dates back almost a thousand years, but is only recently gaining appreciation by not only fascinated tourists, but also by salt connoisseurs. Both tourists and consumers are willing to pay for this inefficient and archaic method of harvesting salt to enjoy both the "naturally produced" salt, as well as the unique taste that is only possible due to Bali's geographical location.
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www2.dupont.com Title: Rice Abundant -- After a pest crisis crippled rice farms in many countries throughout Asia in 2008, DuPont developed solutions to help increase rice production and yields. Among its efforts, DuPont™ Rynaxypyr® insecticide helped farmers in the village of Kuta Rakyat, Indonesia combat the pests that traditionally ravaged their harvests. These crop protection efforts in subsistence farming communities aided the quality of life in Indonesia, helping the country feed its people and avoid political strife and food riots that blighted many other Asian nations at the time. Rynaxypyr® is an award-winning and efficient insecticide with an exceptional environmental profile. TITLE INDONESIA NANDANG M. HOLIL DUPONT, INDONESIA Rice is a food staple for Indonesians. When there's not enough the people riot. UDHORO K. ANGGORO DIRECTOR GENERAL, FOOD CROP It's hard to overstate the importance of rice in this country. It is both a strategic and political commodity. We need to become a self-sufficient nation. MAIN TITLE RICE ABUNDANT DEDEN HERMANSYAH INDONESIAN FARMER I wanted to become a rice farmer so that I could provide enough food for the people here. I started my business in 2005. But my farm failed because at that time there was a major pest outbreak, which wiped out almost 80 percent of my crop. I felt like such a failure. PUTU WARDANA INDONESIAN CENTRE FOR RICE RESEARCH, ICRR Farmers often say they feel powerless against such pests and diseases. NANDANG M ...
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The rich volcanic soils of Java ensure a diverse, and fertile harvest for the millions of farming families who live off the land, in villages. This film shows the timeless harvesting, in a typical village, which was filmed in 1955. Visitors to Indonesia, often marvel of the lush green lands that feed Indonesia, and export agricultural products to the World. Visitors to Indonesia, could still recognize today some of the rural scenes in this short film.
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Wangsa Jelita for 'Project Inspire: 5 Minutes to Change the World' Help empower women and girls in Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa with Project Inspire: 5 Minutes to Change the World at www.5MinutestoChangetheWorld.org Join the conversation on Facebook Causes http --- Roses are horticultural commodities with high economic value. The data from the Directorate General of Horticulture in Indonesia said that foreign and domestic market still has not been fully filled and for the last 10 years, the demand for roses has increased rapidly from year to year. However, despite the high demand of roses, rose farmers are still in awful condition. For example, farmers in Lembang on average earn Rp1.000.000 a month, while their expenses vary from Rp500.000 to Rp2.000.000 a month, it depends on dependents they have in a family. With this kind of financial situation, farmers family make money to survive from month to month. If someday their needs increase, for example the rising cost of education for their children, they will no longer afford it. Children are the ones who get the most disadvantages. They mostly ended their education at a junior high school level. Realizing that we could use our skills to bring benefits to the community, so we came up with a social enterprise plan. We surveyed a rose farmer community in Lembang and found out that there was a stark disparity between prices flower growers and middlemen charged for flowers. It was because there was no alternative market ...
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A farming family from Indonesia talk about farming coffee, green beans and rice on their three-quarter hectare farm. They have been trained on the responsible use of pesticides, and say that farming is easy if you understand what the plants need.
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Bagaimana mengontrol tikus di areal pertanaman padi. By understanding how populations of specific rodent species interact, simple and environment-friendly methods can be developed to control rats in lowland irrigated crops. This video, produced by the Irrigated Rice Research Consortium (IRRC; irri.org ), explains the breeding dynamics of the rice field rat and its relation to the rice planting season. It introduces ecologically based rodent management and highlights effective community actions to control rice field rats, such as the trap barrier system. Also see: * Rodent outbreaks: Ecology and impacts on Google Books: books.google.com * Rat busters, an article in Rice Today magazine: irri.org Partial script: Each rodent pest species has different behavioral characteristics, breeding dynamics, and habitat preferences. Some species breed regularly, some breed throughout the year, and others breed at very specific times. The ricefield rat, for example, breeds only when the rice is in the reproductive phase—if there is one planting season per year, they have one breeding season, if there are two, they will have two, and, if they have three crops a year, they will have three breeding seasons. Female rats are pregnant for 21 days and can mate the day after they give birth. One female can give birth to three litters—with 12 young per litter—during a rice crop, resulting in a total of 36 rats. These young will not breed until the next crop unless neighboring farmers plant their ...
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Maria uses IPM training to improve her crops and support her family of five children on her own.
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Through advances in plant science technology and commitment to learning, Karya and his wife now have hopes to send their children to college.
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The blooming of marine fish farming in Indonesia .
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