Bali produced 427.3 tons of palm leaves (Borassus flabellifer) during 2008, which was a crop of 1,569 hectares of productive gardens. Bali now has an area of ​​2,043 hectares of palm trees, but 437 hectares of them are immature young plants and 7 hectares of old plants. This high economic value plant is only found in the critical area of ​​Karangasem Regency covering 1,861 hectares and in Buleleng Regency 182 hectares. For Karangasem Regency, east Bali, the palm trees are mostly found in Kubu District (1,665 hectares), Abang District (175 ha), and Karangasem District (21 ha). Not wrong, Karangasem was declared as the biggest producer of palm trees in Bali 🌴🌴 ----------------------- #anakbangsabisa