INFOKU, BLORA – Farmers are throbbing with tractors plowing the fields. However, the movement of farmers is not free because of the lack of diesel ammunition.
This is the impact of limiting the purchase of diesel fuel at gas stations. Needs should be 10 liters in a day only get 5 liters.
"Only 5 liters of rations. If one time the tractor plows the fields requires 10 liters. Yes, definitely not enough,” said Mariyono after plowing the fields in Sumber Village, Kradenan District yesterday (17/11).
“There must be a letter from the village. In fact, if you don't have it, you can't buy it," he explained.
Eko Djulianto, Supervisor of the Cepu Gas Station, confirmed that when buying solar, farmers must bring a letter of recommendation from the urban village and the agriculture service. This is because the solar subsidized quota for farmers has been allotted at each gas station.
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According to him, the letter of recommendation has calculated the needs of farmers. "Recommendations from the village, know the agricultural service. Of course the rations have been adjusted to the needs. For example, in one hour of walking it requires one liter, later it will be calculated," he explained.
According to him, most farmers can access subsidized diesel up to 30 liters. Each gas station is given a quota, when farmers come with letters, of course they are served as long as they are available.
"The quota system is at gas stations, every farmer comes to buy the quota gradually decreases," he explained.
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According to Eko, sometimes it happens in the field that the letters of recommendation brought by farmers have expired.
So that gas stations cannot serve before the letters are renewed. "If the planting season is like today, there are many who buy it," he said. (Endah / IST )
