Indonesia seeks ways to tame hunger for food imports
date:Jul 07, 2014
olcanic soil on Java can support up to three rice harvests a year but land is running out on the densely populated central island of the archipelago. Indonesia plans to import at least half-a-million tonnes of rice this year.

Pawan Kumar, an analyst at Rabobank International, said rice and corn offered the best opportunity to increase production, mostly through improving yields given a scarcity of land.

But commodities like soybeans, wheat and sugar would be more challenging, said Kumar, citin
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