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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA – Indonesia's success in achieving rice self-sufficiency has been appreciated by the House of Representatives (DPR RI). Member of Commission IV from the Gerindra Faction, Endang S. Tohari, considers this achievement as a major accomplishment indicating that the national agricultural sector is on the path of strengthening towards sustainable food security. Endang said, the success of rice self-sufficiency in a relatively short time exceeded the government's initial projection which had previously estimated it would take up to four years. “The success of rice self-sufficiency in a short time indicates that the agricultural sector is managed with proper planning, swift execution, and strong supervision,” said Endang. According to him, this achievement is not detached from the leadership of the Minister of Agriculture Andi Amran Sulaiman who consistently pushed for increased rice production through land optimization, accelerated planting, and the utilization ...

Kazakhstan's Food Corporation continues to accept grains and oilseeds under the direct procurement program. As noted by the Food Corporation, applications submitted under the program are considered on a priority basis. Suppliers can expect expedited processing and prompt financing, allowing farmers to prepare timely for spring field work. According to the Food Corporation, in 2026 the list of procured crops has been expanded. In addition to wheat and barley, the national operator is accepting sunflower, flax, and buckwheat. The expansion of the crop range allows for more agricultural entities to be covered and stimulates diversification of sowing areas. As of February 16, 2026, farmers have delivered 114 thousand tons of grain products to the Food Corporation's resources. The largest volume has been procured from farms in the Akmola region — 43.7 thousand tons, the North Kazakhstan region — 40 thousand tons, and the Kostanay region — 24.2 thousand tons. Farmers and agricultural ...

KOSTANAY REGION This year, Kostanay agrarians are giving preference to priority crops—oilseeds, legumes, cereals, and forage crops, reports the 24.kz news agency. Over the past 10 years, oilseed cultivation in the Kostanay region has doubled. This season, their sowing will increase by 13 thousand hectares, totaling 887 thousand hectares. "In accordance with the 'roadmap' until 2028, we will continue to work on the further phased reduction of grain areas with a simultaneous increase in the areas of priority crops," noted Deputy Head of the Regional Department of Agriculture Gaziz Akhmetchin. According to the Department of Agriculture, in 2026, spring sowing is planned to be carried out on an area of more than 5.1 million hectares. Over 4 million hectares will be sown with grains and legumes, with wheat occupying about 3.36 million hectares. The department added that among the socially significant crops, buckwheat is planned to be sown on an area of 17.1 thousand hectares, potatoes ...