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Food Security (SDG’s No. 2) & Reverse Global Warming (SDG’s No. 13).

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Our customer range from poor farmer till rich household, from Brastagi hilly area till downtown Medan.... are satisfied with EcoGrow Organic Liquid Fertilizer...

Why ? Because we offer solutions...not only sell the products but also advice from. the consultant..

Our Integrated Farming Apps monitors crop growing...that makes customer happy...

Along the way, we’ve been sold on the idea that difficult tasks ought to be left to heroes, often from somewhere far away or from long ago. That it’s up to them, whoever ‘them’ is.

The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. quoted Theodore Parker: “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice.”

But it’s not bending itself. And it’s not waiting for someone from away to bend it either.

It’s on us. Even when it doesn’t work (yet). Even when it’s difficult. Even when it’s inconvenient.

~Seth Godin~

Our culture is the result of a trillion tiny acts, taken by billions of people, every day. Each of them can seem insignificant, but all of them add up, one way or the other, to the change we each live through.

Sometimes it takes a hero like Dr. King to wake us up and remind us of how much power we actually have.

And now it’s our turn. It always has been.



What our customer says..

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Why is the Plantix apps so helpful for farmers ? it is :

1. One of the most accurate apps  in monitoring crops grown and determining  plant disease in the world

2. Fast, convenient and breakthrough the uses of data science

The best way to understand why it succeeded is to look at the reasons above.  It's these assets that created the circumstances that allowed the apps to become a turkey.

That would have been not enough. If at three or four critical moments in the development of the apps, someone had continued the assembly line to proceed, everything should have been better. And it is what we do now, modify it in Bahasa Indonesia.

Sometimes, the investments we put in place to avoid mediocrity are the very things that cause it.



Crops monitoring growth through android apps ~ now in Bahasa Indonesia ~  contact PT Medan Tehnik

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Benefits :

1. Alternative Renewable Energy

2. Save money & environment sustainability

3. Portable, durable, easy to install

Key Features :

• Renewable biogas for all cooking needs 

• Average 20 tons of renewable organic ferlizer for agriculture per year 

• Indonesian product, manufactured in N. Sumatra 

• A smoke-free cooking environment 

• Increase crop yield by up to 35% while reducing chemical ferlizer use 

• Flood resistant up to 1.5 meters 

• Clean pots and sanitary kitchen 

• Can be installed in wet season 

• Portable, installaon and training in one hour. 

• 4.5 tons of carbon abated per year 

• Can be moved and on-sold by household as an asset 

• Can be toilet and/or stay connected 

• Up to $6,500 in savings to the user over product lifeme 

• Dimensions: 1,240mm (H) by 0,440mm (W) 

• Weight: 9.0 kg 

• Capacity: 1,450L (1.45m3) 

• Material: UV-treated linear low-density polyethylene 

• Inputs: Animal manure, human waste, kitchen waste, green waste 

• Daily input range: 0.2-10L (type and quanty of input determine range listed below)

• Daily gas output: up to 120L (manure) or up to 240L (kitchen/green waste) 

• Daily ferlizer output range: 



Benefit that counts, not features

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Brilio.net - Pemanasan global terasa semakin nyata. Tak hanya harus bersiap menghadapi berbagai ancaman kesehatan, masyarakat di seluruh belahan dunia juga mesti bersiap menghadapi berbagai bencana alam sebagai dampak dari perubahan iklim.

Berdasar sebuah studi yang dirilis dalam Jurnal The Lancet Medical, perubahan iklim saat ini telah membuat bumi semakin panas dan mengakibatkan berkurangnya persediaan makanan serta meningkatnya bencana banjir dan kebakaran. Begitu pula dengan polusi udara yang semakin bertambah.

Di Indonesia sendiri, dampak dari perubahan iklim ini bisa dilihat dari bencana banjir yang belum lama menggenangi wilayah Jakarta dan sekitarnya. Tak hanya itu, sebagian titik kebakaran yang terjadi pada musim kemarau juga disebabkan oleh adanya perubahan iklim tersebut. Senin (13/1).

Global Warming is the main problem of food security ! Journal The Lancet Medical

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Tani Group work with 25.000 farmers in Indonesia and grow their business.

Tani Group (TaniHub & TaniFund)  expand e-commerce and FinTech (financial technology) in agriculture.

They agreed to encourage financial inclusion and better social impacts – by increasing smallholders’ income and the role of women – in agriculture in order to operate better, more efficient, and, most importantly, create a bigger social impact on the community.

Tani Group conducted technical assistance (advisory) for 2 years in the form of standardization of operational procedures (SOP), improvement in distribution chain efficiency, and the creation of several tools to identify potential areas and scoring/assessment for prospective partners of farmers and MSMEs who will become Tani Group partners.



Perspective on Coaching Class #3

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STOQO is an online supplier providing a variety of grocery for culinary business. They connect distributors of various groceries – such as cooking oil, coffee, flour etc – on one platform. In addition, for some ingredients, such as fresh vegetables and meat, customers are connected to the market sellers. STOQO`s main targets are the owners of restaurant, cafe, catering, and home-based culinary business.

STOQO’s vision: “to empower the underserved to work for a better life.”

“The segment crowded with players is e-commerce B2C. In B2B, especially for culinary business grocery, STOQO is one pioneer,” 

STOQO provides delivery service for 6 days a week. The fastest delivery is tomorrow, for any order submitted before 2 pm. By ordering more than Rp300,000, they’re making free delivery, it’s for additional value due to culinary players are quite “sensitive” with this kind of cost.

Customers don’t have to pay in advance, COD is available. Currently, STOQO only serves around Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, and Bekasi.



Conclusion Coaching Class #4

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Lemonilo is the biggest LOHAS (Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability) & Wellness meets CPG (Consumer Packaged Goods) vertical startup in Indonesia. They are on a mission to build a healthier, happier society.

They apply technology not only to bring a better retail experience to our customers, but also to assist Indonesian SMEs to curate & predict, create, and distribute affordable healthy products that are free from 100+ harmful ingredients.

Erika Dianasari Go, Partner at Alpha JWC Ventures, in #BeSociopreneur Coaching Class #1 last week, shared her insight about how to win smart investment for social enterprise. Alpha JWC Ventures itself is the biggest venture capital firm in Indonesia. Alpha JWC Ventures has given investment to Lemonilo.com thus, describing Lemonilo.com as an example, Erika revealed how Lemonilo.com has attracted her firm to invest in Lemonilo.com. “When you first come to us, your product or business doesn’t have to be perfect. What’s important for us is, your product or business has to be clear and you have to be able to show us the direction that your product or business is heading to,” she said. She added that most investors want their investee to fully understand their own products and know what to do to develop their business. “Do not expect your investor to show you the way. You are the one who should know the way and show it to them,” she said. She also gave advise that to win a smart investment, which is not mere money, investee need to build a good relationship with their investors. “You can learn from Lemonilo.com. They came to us and talk to us, not just wanting money from us.” 

Shinta Nurfauzia, CEO and Co-Founder of Lemonilo.com, affirmed what’s been said by Erika, “Our prototype product was not so perfect. It was not as tasty and delicious as the product today. But we were clear about our product. We had a clear vision about it.”

Selling of products are the source of income for Lemonilo, however Shinta refused to provide information on how much percentage of sales to the company.

For new customer, they are directed to visit official website or apps for transactions.

Shinta was quoted by saying "The objective for this market place is to develop and relaunch variety of products in order to help Indonesian society live healthier.

In the near future, Lemonilo apps will be useful for not only shopping but also healthy lifestyle. "With increasing of Indonesian healthy awareness, we believe our customer will increase this year".

Lesson Learned from Coaching Class#1

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“Complement, Collaborate, Empower!” is how HARA can be best described and it can be implemented in our business as well. What does this phrase has to tell us ?  It is about the people who work in a business. Just like in any kind of relationship, a good business requires people who complement each other and can work together. HARA is a good example as it is co-founded by two men whose educational background and professional experience are different but perfectly complement each other. Larissa Sidarto, Head of Business Development and Marketing of HARA, in #BeSociopreneur Coaching Class 2 at @america last week, explained that HARA was raised by two co-founders; one was an expert in technology, and the other was an expert in business. This complement between these co-founders has successfully made HARA what it is now; a global and open blockchain-based data that enables farmers, entrepreneurs, and policy makers to make data-driven solutions in the field of agriculture. 

Can you imagine how HARA collect agriculture data from all over Indonesia? Of course the co-founders cannot do it alone, that’s why they collaborate with local people who they later call as agripreneur. These agripreneurs are local people who are equipped with smartphones to help collect data from farmers using HARA mobile application. These agripreneur are willing to collaborate with HARA because they want to help farmers in their villages. With this collaboration, not only HARA help Indonesian farmers, but also empower other local people to be agripreneurs, introduce them to technology and how it can be used to help society. HARA might not be what it is now without this kind of collaboration. 

Yes! Collaboration is key in building a business, because it is impossible for one person to have all of what it needs to make the business works. And to make a great collaboration, we need to find people whose skills complement yours. Nadia Putri from Alpha JWC Ventures also mentioned that what makes them invest in HARA is the potential of the people who complement each other.

HARA model has proven to empower rural communities and increased economic opportunities by facilitating equitable, inclusive marketplaces in the Indonesian agriculture landscape. 

She talked about her passion of utilizing data to promote financial inclusion!

Thank you to the HARA team for working tirelessly to reach out to smallholder farmers and turn this vision into a reality. 

Proud to bring HARA  on an international stage! Together we can transform the food and agriculture sector one byte at a time 🇲🇨👩🏻‍🌾👨🏻‍🌾🌾➡️🌏

Congratulations Larissa Sidarto on her well-deserved success! 

Food Security (SDG’s No. 2) & Reverse Global Warming (SDG’s No. 13).

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