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        "msgid": "acehs-agricultural-land-replanted-regional-secretary-applauds-prr-task-force-1783853585",
        "date": "2026-07-12 17:19:49",
        "title": "Aceh's Agricultural Land Replanted, Regional Secretary Applauds PRR Task Force",
        "author": "",
        "source": "DETIK",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Agriculture",
        "summary": "Agricultural recovery in Aceh following a hydrometeorological disaster is progressing, with 32 percent of land optimisation completed. A symbolic rice planting event was held in Aceh Tamiang, one of the worst-hit areas, marking a commitment to restoring productivity and food security. The Regional Secretary expressed gratitude for the rapid response from the central government and the collaborative efforts of the Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Task Force.",
        "content": "<p>The recovery of the agricultural sector in areas of Aceh affected by\nhydrometeorological disasters continues to show positive progress.\nThrough synergy among stakeholders, the acceleration of paddy field\nrestoration is being pushed so that community activities can return to\nnormal. As of early July 2026, the realisation of the land optimisation\nprogramme has reached 32 percent. This progress is a crucial part of\naccelerating rehabilitation and reconstruction in 18 affected regencies\nand cities in Aceh. This revival momentum was marked by the inaugural\nrice planting movement in Bukit Panjang Village, Karang Baru District,\nAceh Tamiang Regency, on Sunday (5\/7\/2026). The activity underscores the\ngovernment\u2019s commitment to restoring land productivity while\nstrengthening food security. Aceh Regional Secretary M. Nasir,\nrepresenting Governor H. Muzakir Manaf, stated that the\nhydrometeorological disaster had severely hit the agricultural sector.\nIt was recorded that around 57,364 hectares of paddy fields and 60,438\nhectares of plantation land were damaged. Aceh Tamiang Regency was one\nof the worst-hit areas due to flooding that carried mud material.\nDespite this, recovery progress is proceeding well. \u201cWe thank the\nMinister of Agriculture and all ranks of the Ministry of Agriculture who\nmoved quickly to help our farmers. This recovery is a top priority so\nthat the community\u2019s economic wheels can return to normal,\u201d said M.\nNasir in a written statement on Sunday (5\/7\/2026). Nasir explained that\nland recovery is being executed in stages according to the level of\ndamage. The process begins with optimising lightly damaged land,\nrehabilitating moderately damaged land, and processing land after all\nconstruction is complete so it can be planted immediately. Beyond land\nrestoration, the government is also actively repairing agricultural\nsupport infrastructure. Several interventions have been carried out\nthrough the construction and rehabilitation of pumping irrigation\nsystems, piping irrigation, conservation structures, tertiary irrigation\nnetworks, and restoring farm access roads, which are the lifeline for\nharvest mobility. On that occasion, M. Nasir also expressed his\nappreciation to the Post-Disaster Rehabilitation and Reconstruction\nAcceleration Task Force (Satgas PRR) for Sumatra, Minister of\nAgriculture Amran Sulaiman, the Aceh Agriculture and Plantation Office,\nthe Aceh Tamiang Regency Government, the Iskandar Muda Military Command,\nand farmer groups. This collaborative effort is considered the key to\nrestarting the community\u2019s economic wheels. Concluding the inaugural\nplanting activity, M. Nasir invited all farmers to make the most of this\nearly post-disaster planting season. \u201cToday\u2019s inaugural planting is not\nmerely a routine of sowing seeds, but a symbol that our farmers remain\nstrong, spirited, and optimistic in keeping Aceh\u2019s food supply secure,\u201d\nhe said.<\/p>",
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