The Journey to see the activities of traditional rubber farmers

Hello Hiver Everyone

How are you all today, I hope you are doing well wherever you are

My post this time will share some photos about my trip to visit rubber plantations owned by farmers in the hinterland where I am. I haven't been to the interior for a long time to see the activities of the people there.

Well, a few days ago, my friends and other journalist photographers went to a rubber plantation. Because currently there is a lot of news about the price of rubber in the Indonesian market as well as in the international market.

Before we went to the community's rubber plantation. We have contacted them that today we will take some photos about the activities or activities of rubber farmers in their gardens. So we have got permission to photograph all the activities of the rubber farmers.

According to the story of a rubber farmer. Currently, the selling value of rubber from his plantation has decreased drastically. However, farmers still have to take or drag their rubber even though the selling price is very cheap.

Oh yes I also get permission for these photos for me to publish on my blog. And rubber farmers also hope that rubber prices will stabilize soon after we publish the photos. In addition to the hive blog, I have also shared these photos on the online media where I am currently working.

Well, here are some photos about the activities of rubber farmers that I visited some time ago.

The photos below are views of the garden and rubber trees that I took and shared with all of you. See the scenery is very beautiful is not it. In contrast to the view of oil palm plantations. In the rubber plantation, the air feels a little cool. Well, if we are in oil palm plantations, we will feel hot and arid.