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PAGE 8 A fruit vendor selling her products in the market. One of the measures that must be done to realize the synergies between tourism and agricultural sector is to establish the ability of farmers in terms of quantity, quality and continuity of production.
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MANGUPURA - One of the measures that must be done to realize the synergies between tourism and agricultural sector is to establish the ability of farmers in terms of quantity, quality and continuity of production. Badung Government through the Agriculture, Plantation and Forestry Agency has planned to bring together farmers and tourism perpetrators to realize the synergy in 2012. “In the North Badung Agricultural Festival to be held in 2012, we will bring together the tourism stakeholders with the farming
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estry Agency, IGAK Sudartmaja. Sudartmaja interviewed recently said his party responded positively to the proposal of a special regula-
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communities to formulate the measures of real synergies of both sides,” said the Head of Badung Agriculture, Plantation and For-
tion like in the form of regional regulation (Perda) requiring the tourism businesspeople to use the local agricultural products. Moreover, the agricultural sector in Bali, especially in Badung, in essence was closely related to social and cultural life of the society as the mother of tourism sector. His party also promised to examine the possibility of making such regulation.
JAKARTA - Indonesia’s troubled football federation is once again in strife as a breakaway super league threatens to disqualify top Indonesian clubs from regional events. Rival administrators revived the defunct Liga Super Indonesia,
which kicked off Thursday after disputes between clubs and Liga Prima Indonesia, the country’s official top league registered with the Indonesian Football Association (PSSI). “We believe a letter from the sports ministry makes it clear that there is only one recognised professional league under the
PSSI, and that’s the Prima Liga Indonesia,” PSSI competition committee chief Sihar Sitorus told AFP. “We will be taking action against the Liga Super administrators and we will see if they are kicked out or accommodated.” Eleven of the 24 original Liga Prima clubs boycotted the compe-
tition, some saying too many clubs were playing, others citing inadequate salaries and conditions. The split in the country’s pool of top clubs could hurt Indonesia’s chances of competing in the Asian Champions League and the AFC Cup championships beyond next year. Continued on page 6