For many farmers, the success of a shallot crop begins long before harvest. It begins with a tiny seedling being moved from the nursery to the field. This step may look simple, but it is one of the most stressful…
Potato is one of the world’s most important food crops after rice and wheat. It is rich in carbohydrates, calories, minerals, and vitamins, making it valuable not only as a vegetable but also as a potential staple food. In Indonesia,…
For many shallot farmers, the next harvest begins not in the field, but in storage. After harvest, shallot bulbs cannot always be planted immediately because they enter a natural resting phase known as dormancy. During this period, the bulb looks…
Shallots are more than just a kitchen ingredient. In Indonesia, they are an important horticultural crop that supports household cooking, food businesses, and farmer income. However, shallot production often faces one basic problem: not all seeds germinate well. When seeds…
Shallots are a daily need in many Indonesian kitchens, but producing them is not always easy. One of the biggest challenges for farmers is obtaining good planting material. Traditionally, shallots are planted using bulbs, but this method can be costly,…
For many shallot farmers, good production begins with good planting material. Traditionally, shallots are grown from bulbs, but this method requires a large amount of planting material and may carry diseases from one season to the next. True shallot seed…
Activities- Since May 2026 and continuing to the present, a research and field evaluation activity entitled “Evaluation of Second-Generation Shallot Bulb Production from True Seed” has been carried out in Ulu Ere District, Bantaeng. This activity involves 11 participants, including…
Activities – From June to December 2025, a research-based agricultural activity entitled “Mini Shallot Bulb Production Using Population Density and Paclobutrazol Application” was carried out at the Experimental Farm, Hasanuddin University. This activity involved 11 participants, including the students Zulhajir…
Activities – On 30 November 2025, a community-based agricultural learning activity entitled “Shallot Seedling Technology from True Seed” was conducted in Ulu Ere District, Bantaeng. The activity was attended by 20 shallot farmers who participated in a technical and informative…
On 29 November 2025, a farmer capacity-building activity entitled “Lokana Shallot Seed Production for Quality Planting Material” was conducted in Sinoa District, Bantaeng. The activity involved 25 shallot farmers who actively participated in learning both the theoretical and technical aspects…