East Java farmers grapple with falling prices

With growers concerned about their livelihoods, the industry is searching for solutions.

By Yenny Herawati for Khabar Southeast Asia in Madiun and Magetan, East Java

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• • agus samosir
    December 9, 2012 @ 09:12:51PM
  • No matter the production is good or bad, the farmers are always the looser ones.

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