By Stube HEMAT Yogyakarta. Visiting an agribusiness start-up in Selomartani-Sleman, named Indigen Karya Unggul, can make visitors gasp in amazement. Amazed by the thoughts implemented into real work in technological agriculture by fully involving young people. Indigen Farm focuses on cultivating melons planted in greenhouses with a hydroponic system pioneered in 2019. Igor Gadira was appointed as the President Director of PT Indigen Farm, a young graduate of INSTIPER, leading the Japanese Earl Musk melon planting project, with a sweet crunchy, and juicy taste. Special treatment is certainly applied in such farming covering greenhouse sterilization, manual pollination, water management, and also limiting the number of fruit produced. What is applied in this land is one melon plant for only one melon fruit to fasten the harvest time, which is around 45 days after pollination. In this 400 square meter greenhouse area, there are 1.200 melon plants, with a minimum weight of 1.
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