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Researchers from the University of Queensland and the Indian Institute of Technology have developed an innovative method to convert sugarcane waste into biofuel for aircraft. This advancement promotes environmental sustainability and reduces production costs.
The Indonesian government has allocated a budget of <strong>1.7 trillion rupiah</strong> to modernize sugarcane farming, aiming to enhance productivity and achieve self-sufficiency in sugar by <strong>2027</strong>. This decision is part of the government's efforts to strengthen national food security.
The Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture has announced intensified field tours to monitor fertilizer distribution and sugarcane supply. This initiative aims to enhance agricultural production and ensure farmers' needs are met.
Ahmad Rizal Ramdhani, the General Director of the Indonesian company PTPN, announced the company's readiness to absorb the sugarcane crop from Blora farmers starting May 2026, according to government-set prices. This announcement was made during a business visit to the Jendiss Multi Manis company, where meetings with farmers and stakeholders took place.
The Indonesian company BULOG has reaffirmed its commitment to support sugarcane farmers in Blora by facilitating the marketing of their products to sugar mills. This initiative is part of broader efforts to enhance food security and improve farmers' conditions.
Sugarcane supply operations are ongoing at factories in Armant, West Luxor, highlighting the sector's significance in Egypt's local economy. This initiative aims to enhance domestic production and meet market demands.