| Release Date | : | July 18, 2010 |
| File Size | : | 0.09 MB |
Abstract
RICE, MAIZE, AND SOYBEAN PRODUCTION (FIXED 2009 AND RAMALAN FIGURES II 2010) A. RICE (Lowland Rice + Field Rice) The fixed figure (ROO) of Sulawesi Barat Province's 2009 rice production amounted to 310,706 tons of Dry Milled Grain (GKG), decreased 32,515 tons (9.47 percent) compared to rice production in 2008, which amounted to 343,221 tons. The decline in rice production in 2009 was due to a decrease in harvested area of 7,498 hectares (10.35 percent) but in terms of productivity increased by 0.46 kw / hectare (0.97 percent). Furthermore, the Forecast Number II (ARAM II) of Sulawesi Barat Province's rice production in 2010 is estimated to reach 333,188 tons of MPD, an increase of 22,482 tons (7.24 percent) compared to production in 2009. The increase in production in 2010 was triggered by an increase in harvested area which is expected to increase from 64,973 hectares in 2009 to 69,924 hectares in 2010, or an increase of around 4,951 hectares (7.62 percent), but in terms of productivity there is a decline that is expected to decrease by about 0.17 kw / ha (0.36 percent), ie from 47.82 kw / ha in 2009 to 47.65 kw / ha in 2010 (ARAM II 2010) B. CORN Fixed Numbers (ROO) corn production inSulawesi Barat Province in 2009 was 58,320 tons of dry shelled, an increase of 18,068 tons (44.89 percent) compared to 2008's production of 40,252 tons. The increase in corn production was triggered by an increase in harvested area of 2,584 hectares (28.36 percent) and also an increase in productivity of 5.69 quintals / hectare (12.88 percent), from 44.18 quintals / hectare in 2008 to 49.87 quintal / hectare in 2009. Forecast figure II (ARAM II) corn production in Sulawesi Barat Province in 2010 was 51,183 tons of dry shelled or decreased by 7,137 tons (12.24 percent) compared to 2009 production. The decline in corn production was triggered by a decrease in harvested area of 941 hectares (8.05 percent), as well as a decrease in productivity of 2.27 quintals / hectare (4.55 percent) C. SOYBEAN ROOF THE SOIL PRODUCTION OF SOUTH SANTIUM Province in 2010 was 3,153 tons of dry beans,
