Top 10 National Rice Producers in 2022: East Java Takes the Lead

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Cindy Mutia Annur 20/04/2023 09:20 WIB

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According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, national rice production reached 54.78 million tons of milled rice (GKG) in 2022. The largest production came from East Java.

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According to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), national rice production reached 54.78 million tons of dry milled rice (GKG) in 2022. This figure only increased slightly by 0.6% compared to the previous year (year-on-year/yoy).

In 2022, East Java was the largest rice producer, with production reaching 9.52 million tons of GKG or 17.39% of total national rice production.

West Java ranked second, producing 9.43 million tons of GKG, followed by Central Java with 9.35 million tons of GKG.

Other provinces classified as the largest national rice producers are South Sulawesi, South Sumatra, Lampung, North Sumatra, Banten, Aceh, and West Nusa Tenggara, as shown in the graph.

On the other hand, Riau Islands recorded the lowest rice production last year, at only 506.91 tons, followed by DKI Jakarta, West Papua, and North Maluku.

Here is a detailed breakdown of rice production volume per province in Indonesia in 2022, ordered from largest to smallest:

1. East Java: 9,526,516 tons GKG
2. West Java: 9,433,723 tons GKG
3. Central Java: 9,356,445 tons GKG
4. South Sulawesi: 5,360,169 tons GKG
5. South Sumatra: 2,775,069 tons GKG
6. Lampung: 2,688,160 tons GKG
7. North Sumatra: 2,088,584 tons GKG
8. Banten: 1,788,583 tons GKG
9. Aceh: 1,509,456 tons GKG
10. West Nusa Tenggara: 1,452,945 tons GKG
11. West Sumatra: 1,373,532 tons GKG
12. South Kalimantan: 819,419.2 tons GKG
13. East Nusa Tenggara: 756,049.9 tons GKG
14. Central Sulawesi: 744,408.7 tons GKG
15. West Kalimantan: 731,225.8 tons GKG
16. Bali: 680,601.6 tons GKG
17. Yogyakarta Special Region: 561,699.5 tons GKG
18. Southeast Sulawesi: 478,958 tons GKG
19. West Sulawesi: 353,513.3 tons GKG
20. Central Kalimantan: 343,918.8 tons GKG
21. Bengkulu: 281,610.1 tons GKG
22. Jambi: 277,743.8 tons GKG
23. North Sulawesi: 243,730.3 tons GKG
24. Gorontalo: 240,134.5 tons GKG
25. East Kalimantan: 239,425.3 tons GKG
26. Riau: 213,557.2 tons GKG
27. Papua: 193,943.5 tons GKG
28. Maluku: 92,601.06 tons GKG
29. Bangka Belitung Islands: 61,425.07 tons GKG
30. North Kalimantan: 30,533.59 tons GKG
31. North Maluku: 24,486.03 tons GKG
32. West Papua: 23,963.92 tons GKG
33. DKI Jakarta: 2,337.77 tons GKG
34. Riau Islands: 506.91 tons GKG

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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