Indonesia farmers count the costs as rains wash out Java durian harvest

Mongabay
Mar 3, 2026, 11:23 pm121 ptsTrending
BANYUMAS, Indonesia — The first two months of the year would ordinarily see Ganjar Budi Setiaji hurrying around Plana village’s durian orchard, here in the hilly Javanese district of Banyumas. But on the last Tuesday of January, the 53-year-old father instead appeared restless. “In 2024, I harvested 3,500…

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