Projected Rice Harvest Area in 38 Indonesian Provinces in 2024

According to estimates from the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), Indonesia's rice harvest area reached 10.05 million hectares (ha) in 2024.

This area is projected to decrease by 167,250 ha, or 1.64%, compared to 2023.

Indonesia's largest rice-harvesting areas are located on Java and Sumatra islands.

The largest harvest areas are estimated to be in East Java, Central Java, and West Java. The smallest are in the Papua Pegunungan, Riau Islands, and Southwest Papua.

The following is a detailed breakdown of the rice harvest area in Indonesia's 38 provinces in 2024, according to preliminary BPS estimates, ordered from largest to smallest:

1. East Java: 1,616,234.53 ha
2. Central Java: 1,551,687.48 ha
3. West Java: 1.47 million ha
4. South Sulawesi: 949,778.54 ha
5. Lampung: 531,435.03 ha
6. South Sumatra: 521,251.99 ha
7. North Sumatra: 419,089.12 ha
8. Aceh: 301,081.97 ha
9. Banten: 298,835.05 ha
10. West Sumatra: 296,215.93 ha
11. West Nusa Tenggara (NTB): 280,026.66 ha
12. West Kalimantan: 255,109.12 ha
13. South Kalimantan: 240,644.42 ha
14. Central Sulawesi: 171,786.2 ha
15. East Nusa Tenggara (NTT): 167,831.69 ha
16. Southeast Sulawesi: 130,308.14 ha
17. Central Kalimantan: 110,804.62 ha
18. Bali: 107,225.38 ha
19. Yogyakarta Special Region (DIY): 97,467.3 ha
20. West Sulawesi: 64,187.41 ha
21. Jambi: 64,119.24 ha
22. East Kalimantan: 61,939.27 ha
23. North Sulawesi: 58,875.23 ha
24. Riau: 57,003.35 ha
25. Bengkulu: 56,868.57 ha
26. South Papua: 46,736.31 ha
27. Gorontalo: 46,229.66 ha
28. Maluku: 24,043.19 ha
29. Bangka Belitung Islands: 19,078.1 ha
30. North Maluku: 11,732.75 ha
31. North Kalimantan: 9,412.52 ha
32. West Papua: 5,145.63 ha
33. Central Papua: 1,457.19 ha
34. Papua: 1,113.39 ha
35. Jakarta Special Capital Region (DKI Jakarta): 513.27 ha
36. Southwest Papua: 427.53 ha
37. Riau Islands: 118.56 ha
38. Papua Pegunungan: 26.68 ha