Electoral Games with Fertilizer
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
A rise in the 'cost of goods sold' has reduced the volume of subsidized fertilizer. A jump in fertilizer subsidies always occurs before general elections.
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The main street of Plumbungan village, Central Java, suddenly changed its function. Usually the road serves to connect Pati and Purwodadi regencies, but now it had become a place to dry tons of rice straw. Hundreds of farmers spread out rice stalks that were wet from soaking in muddy water for two weeks.
Parinah, a 65-year-old farmer from Pati, had deployed five of his relatives to the harvest. The owner of 1.5 hectares of rice fields moved earl
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