Strategic Meeting on the Implementation of the 2025 Sample Area Framework (KSA)

Optimizing KSA 2025: Evaluation, Innovation, and Collaboration

The strategic meeting on the implementation of the 2025 Sample Area Framework (KSA) marks a crucial moment in accelerating the provision of more accurate, reliable, and high-quality food crop data. A comprehensive evaluation is being conducted on the KSA observations for rice and corn, including a review of Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) and the identification of field risks. Through these improvements, the data generated is expected to be more precise, providing a real representation of agricultural conditions in the field.

Beyond evaluation, innovation is also a key driver in optimizing agricultural data this year. One of the breakthrough developments introduced by BPS Dairi Regency is PARIBAN (Integrated Ubinan Portal)—a system designed to enhance the accountability and quality of rice and secondary crop yield estimation. This innovation enables field officers to work more effectively and efficiently, ensuring that collected data meets operational standards while also accelerating the reporting and monitoring process.

The success of KSA 2025 relies heavily on strong collaboration. The synergy between field officers, field inspectors, and the Agripatra team plays a vital role in ensuring that each stage runs smoothly. Effective communication and close coordination will not only produce accurate data but also contribute to better agricultural policies for the future.