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  1. Amran discussed the agricultural system within Indonesia.
  2. Government policies in Indonesia are now targeting farm costs and productivity, with NTP measuring farmers' purchasing power.
  3. Bulog, operating under government mandate in Indonesia, procured grain from domestic farmers.

Indonesian Grain Agency Exceeds Annual Rice Procurement Target

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Bulog, the state-owned logistics company, reported procuring 4.11 million tonnes of rice from local farmers as of October 8. This amount exceeded the government's full-year target of 4 million tonnes for 2026. Bulog President Director Ahmad Rizal Ramdhani stated that absorption reached 102 percent of the mandated target.

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The procurement surpassed previous records, including the 3.65 million tonnes recorded in 2012. Bulog plans to strengthen purchasing networks and upgrade storage facilities to stabilize grain prices for farmers.

Bulog operates under government mandate in Indonesia, procuring grain from domestic farmers. Government policies in Indonesia are currently targeting farm costs and productivity, with NTP measuring farmers' purchasing power.

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  • Ahmad Rizal RamdhaniPresident Director of Bulog, supporting Indonesia's national food security
  • IndonesiaThe nation where Bulog operates under government mandate

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