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Contemporary Minangkabau food culture in West Sumatra, Indonesia
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2001Diet has a strong relationship with food culture and changes in it are likely to be involved in the pathogenesis of newly emergent degenerative diseases. To obtain in‐depth opinions about the food culture of Minangkabau people, focus group discussions were conducted in a Minangkabau region, represented by four villages in West Sumatra, Indonesia, from ...
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West Sumatra and South Sulawesi
2019This chapter examines the extent of adoption of high-yielding rice varieties, chemical fertilizers, and pesticides; the degree of success in terms of production and income; and the direct and indirect impact on village-wide income, absolute and relative.
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Upik in West Sumatra: Istana Pagaruyung
Upik in West Sumatra: Istana Pagaruyung tells the story of Upik, a child of Minangkabau tribe who is proud of her origins and cultural heritage in the province of West Sumatra. West Sumatra is a province in Indonesia which has a lot of interesting tourist attractions, especially Upik’s favorite tourism place: Istana Pagaruyung. Let's take a closer looknull Rahayu, null Alzeina Hajar
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Tukang Sijobang, Storytellers of West Sumatra
Archipel, 1980Phillips Nigel. Tukang Sijobang, Storytellers of West Sumatra. In: Archipel, volume 20, 1980. De la philologie à l'histoire. pp. 105-119.
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Nutrition transition in west Sumatra, Indonesia.
Asia Pacific journal of clinical nutrition, 2005Indonesia, like many developing countries, is experiencing a rapid urbanisation characterised by double burden of disease in which non communicable diseases become more prevalent while infectious diseases remain undefeated. This report describes the nutrition transition which occurred to Indonesia after economic transformation in 1966, based on ...
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[Cataract epidemiological study in west Sumatra].
Nippon Ganka Gakkai zasshi, 1989A cataract epidemiology survey using a photo-documentation system was performed for people over age 40 who live in West Sumatra Island. The percent prevalence of cataracts, including early senile changes, were 28.7% in the 50 year-old population, 64.7% in the 60, 83.8% the 70 and 95.8% for people over 80.
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Infectious disease in an era of global change
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2021Rachel E Baker +2 more
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Forecasting Coffee Productivity in West Sumatra [PDF]
Coffee productivity in West Sumatra has been fluctuating during 24 years. Therefor, it is essential to forecast the coffe productivity for effective farm management, resource allocation, and market stability. As the 10th highest coffee-producing region in Indonesia, West Sumatra plays a significant role in the country's coffee sector.
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