Irrigation On A Agriculture During A Drought In Indonesia

Irrigation On A Agriculture During A Drought In Indonesia

An aerial view of rice fields and plantations near the Susukan Reservoir, an artificial reservoir in Ungaran, Central Java Province, Indonesia on October 20, 2023. Even though entering the long dry season, the water supply from the Susukan Reservoir is sufficient to irrigate agricultural land and plantations in the area. (Photo by WF Sihardian/NurPhoto)

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