Putroe Neng (@ayijufridar) - Proof of Brain

Putroe Neng

Aceh, Indonesia

a journalist | writer | reader

4 days ago

Safe and Comfortable while Homecoming; Mudik! Homecoming or mudik is a tradition of Indonesian society. Homecoming means returning to one's hometown during the Eid al-Fitr holiday to meet one's parent

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6 days ago

"Price manipulation creates an imbalance between the price of agricultural commodities and the level of farmer welfare" The amount of agricultural production depends on the area of land owned, quality, and weather, as well as knowledge in agricultural aspects.

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8 days ago

"No Feminism, No Food Sovereignty” Illustration photo: Tomb of Putroe Neng, a legendary female figure in Lhokseumawe, Aceh, Indonesia. Many studies have shown that women play an important role in a

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9 days ago

Gayo Women as Pillars of Family and Community Food Security | Early in the morning, Gayo women wake up and start getting ready to go to the fields. However, before that, they have to prepare breakfast, take care

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9 days ago

Village Fund Corruption and Betrayal of People's Hopes | Village life in Indonesia. The election of village heads or other terms in Indonesia, is now no different from the election of regional heads suc

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12 days ago

Women's Contribution to Food Security Agricultural development aims to increase agricultural production and the welfare of farming families so that food security is achieved. Food security c

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13 days ago

Vulnerability versus Food Security: Book One of the main goals of agricultural development is to achieve food security, both at the individual, family, and community levels. Fo

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15 days ago

Rising from Food Powerlessness: Books | In agricultural development, it is inevitable to empower farmers. However, empowerment also depends heavily on whether or not people are willing

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17 days ago

Coffee Plantations and the Roadmap for Welfare: Book | The development of coffee farming in Gayo is also the result of the persistence of the local government, both at the district and provin

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18 days ago

The Prosperous Land of Gayo: The history of coffee as part of a business | Before starting to plant coffee at the end of the 19th century, the Gayo people farmed in rice fields or gardens planted with vegetable-producing plants (Afadhal, et al., 2008: 169-170). Eve

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