Banten – Banten Regional Police have planted 1,772,14 hectares of wheat land to harvest in the third quarter of this year. A total of 1.703 hectares are re -planted for the next three months. Banten Regional Police again held a simultaneous wheat crop in his jurisdiction. The Harvest Ceremony Center was held Saturday (09/27/2025) in Ciruas Cimp Village, Ranjeng Village, Ciruas District, Serang Regency. The activity was attended by the Banten Police Chief Inspector General Hengki, the Deputy Governor of Banten, Achmad Dimyati Natakusuma, and Serang police chief AKBP Condro Sasongko. Hengki, chief inspector of Banten police, said food security is one of the strategic sectors to receive common attention. Browse to continue with the content “through the food security program, we work with the Ministry of Agriculture, Regional Government, BPS, Bulog and Farming Groups to encourage agricultural productivity, especially wheat products that are national strategic needs,” the inspector-general said. It is known, the target of the National Police Headquarters for the management of wheat land in the Banten Regional Police -Jurisdiction is 2500 hectares. So far, there was an area of 3,388,2 hectares available with the realization of 1,772,14 hectares or about 49.73%, with details: Quarter I: 260,07 hectares Quarter II: 384.83 hectares of quarter III: 1,127,24 hectares. The wheat yields to the second quarter of this year reached 2,442.41 tonnes, and all the third quarterly yields, and so on, must be absorbed by the Bulog Perum with a minimum target of 2,000 tons. “I hope that all related parties, both local governments, agricultural offices, bullogs and the national police ranks, are truly serious about protecting the NA Saving process, ranging from drying, storage, to distribution, so that production results can be taken optimally,” he said. In this activity, the Banten Regional Police performed a crop on an area of 9.17 hectares with an estimated 54 tonnes result. Meanwhile, Serang AKBP Condro Sasongko police said he worked with a third party, the Bulog subdivre Serang, for the spread of crops. “Grain yields will then be sold to Bulog at a predetermined price,” he said. The police chief explained that his party would not accept part of the harvest. The proceeds from the sale of wheats should be used for soil expansion and the well -being of farmers. “The results of this crop are the right of farmers to enlarge the area and grow new land and for the well -being of farmers,” he said. (YGS/YGS)
Support food security, Banten polda plant wheat in 1.772 hectares of land
