Besides presenting a beautiful view of Takikon town with the Sea Lake Tawarnya from a height, this area is also known to have hundreds of hectares of fertile agricultural land. Various types of crops and horticulture grow very well in this area, ranging from sweet corn, yams, potatoes, carrots, potatoes, cabbage, red beans and so on. Supported by very fertile soil conditions, agriculture in this area can still maintain the organic system, where the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides is very minimal, very diverse produced by farmers in this place is completely organic and of course very safe for consumption. Today, various vegetables produced in this region become "hunted" by traders and consumers.
There is something different from other people who visited this area.In addition to presenting a beautiful view of the city of Takengon with the Sea Lake Tawarnya from a height, this area is also known to have hundreds of hectares of fertile agricultural land. Various types of crops and horticulture grow very well in this region, ranging from sweet corn, yams, potatoes, carrots, potatoes, cabbage, red beans and so on. Supported by the condition of the soil is still very fertile, agricultural business in this area can still maintain the organic system, where the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides is very minimal, so the various vegetables produced by the farmers in this place is really organic and of course very safe to consumed. That is why today, various types of vegetables produced in this area become "hunt" of traders and consumers.
There is something quite different when the author visited this area a few days ago to see the potential of agriculture in this region. From a distance, the author sees a married couple who are nearing dusk, chatting in an open hut on a stretch of vegetable gardens. The author became interested to look closely and get closer to the pair of elderly. Although his age is quite old, but these two people still look fit and fit. The old man who later introduced himself as Aman Ruhdi, along with his wife Inen Ruhdi, welcomed me pleasantly.
Unlike other farmers in the area who cultivate potatoes, carrots or cabbage, Aman Ruhdi, a 67-year-old man, a retired civil servant selects vegetable cultivation whose capital is not large and his treatment is not complicated. For the past few years Aman Ruhdi and his wife, Inen Ruhdi, a 65-year-old female, this retired teacher is cultivating different vegetables with other farmers in the area. In their own garden, the writer can see a stretch of Jipang or Pumpkin Siam plant covering almost half a hectare. Jipang leaf buds look green and fresh. It turned out that the day Aman Ruhdi and his wife were harvesting the jeeps assisted by two of their nephews in his garden. Aman Ruhdi assisted the two men had just finished picking the ripe buds, while Inen Ruhdi began busy binding the vegetables into small ties. Seeing the expanse of fresh-green jalang shoots, immediately imagine the delicious vegetable stir-fry or vegetables asem shoot jepang that evocative taste, let alone combined with sambal terasi or sambal eggplant belanda.