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Community initiative utilizes biopori holes and organic compost to enhance soil fertility, suggesting future sustainability.
The 2025 Regular Kuliah Kerja Nyata (KKN) program is being carried out in Bukit Rawi village, Kahayan Tengah subdistrict, Pulang Pisau Regency. The main focus is on using biopori holes and making organic compost to improve soil fertility. The methods used include educating the community, providing training, and offering direct support. The results show that residents have gained more knowledge and skills in turning organic waste into compost. Seven active biopori holes have been created on household and demonstration lands. The community participation was very high, especially from farmers' groups and housewives. This activity is hoped to be continued independently by the community and to serve as a model for other villages in Kahayan Tengah subdistrict.
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