"West Java agriculture"

#13031173

27 November 2025

A farmer plows a rice field with the help of a buffalo in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. In addition to reducing fuel consumption and machinery emissions, this practice also stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031174

27 November 2025

A farmer plows a rice field with the help of a buffalo in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. In addition to reducing fuel consumption and machinery emissions, this practice also stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031170

27 November 2025

A farmer plants rice using the traditional tandur method in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. This practice reduces fuel consumption and machinery emissions and stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031175

27 November 2025

A farmer plants rice using the traditional tandur method in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. This practice reduces fuel consumption and machinery emissions and stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031176

27 November 2025

A farmer plants rice using the traditional tandur method in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. This practice reduces fuel consumption and machinery emissions and stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031178

27 November 2025

A farmer plants rice using the traditional tandur method in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. This practice reduces fuel consumption and machinery emissions and stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031180

27 November 2025

A farmer plants rice using the traditional tandur method in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. This practice reduces fuel consumption and machinery emissions and stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031182

27 November 2025

A farmer plants rice using the traditional tandur method in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. This practice reduces fuel consumption and machinery emissions and stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031184

27 November 2025

A farmer plants rice using the traditional tandur method in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. This practice reduces fuel consumption and machinery emissions and stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031185

27 November 2025

A farmer plants rice using the traditional tandur method in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. This practice reduces fuel consumption and machinery emissions and stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031188

27 November 2025

A farmer plants rice using the traditional tandur method in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. This practice reduces fuel consumption and machinery emissions and stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031193

27 November 2025

A farmer plants rice using the traditional tandur method in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. This practice reduces fuel consumption and machinery emissions and stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031195

27 November 2025

The atmosphere of the rice fields comes to life as a farmer plows the muddy land with the help of a buffalo in Cilengkrang village, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amid the rapid modernization of agricultural machinery, some traditional farmers continue to preserve environmentally friendly methods by utilizing livestock power at the start of the planting season. In addition to reducing fuel consumption and machinery emissions, this practice also stands as a powerful symbol of preserving local wisdom and agricultural traditions passed down through generations.

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#13031153

27 November 2025

Farmers harvest sorghum plants at the National Sorghum Development Center (Sein Farm) in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. The Ministry of Agriculture, through the Sorghum Center Indonesia, holds a major harvest at the pilot plantation, producing approximately three tons of wet sorghum and 1.5 tons of dry sorghum. Following this harvest, the Ministry plans to expand sorghum development by opening 5,000 hectares of cultivation areas across Indonesia starting in 2026.

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#13031155

27 November 2025

Farmers harvest sorghum plants at the National Sorghum Development Center (Sein Farm) in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. The Ministry of Agriculture, through the Sorghum Center Indonesia, holds a major harvest at the pilot plantation, producing approximately three tons of wet sorghum and 1.5 tons of dry sorghum. Following this harvest, the Ministry plans to expand sorghum development by opening 5,000 hectares of cultivation areas across Indonesia starting in 2026.

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#13031156

27 November 2025

Farmers harvest sorghum plants at the National Sorghum Development Center (Sein Farm) in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. The Ministry of Agriculture, through the Sorghum Center Indonesia, holds a major harvest at the pilot plantation, producing approximately three tons of wet sorghum and 1.5 tons of dry sorghum. Following this harvest, the Ministry plans to expand sorghum development by opening 5,000 hectares of cultivation areas across Indonesia starting in 2026.

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