Project Description

The Integrated Nursery Farming System (INFS) is a 79.86-hectare agribusiness development project in North Bengkulu, Indonesia, integrating fisheries, livestock, food crops, and plantations into a single, efficient ecosystem. The project applies a circular economy approach, optimizing resource use and minimizing waste while improving overall productivity. INFS aims to address the limited supply of quality seeds and low agricultural productivity by establishing a centralized, integrated production hub. The project generates multiple revenue streams from aquaculture, livestock, plant nurseries, food production, organic products, and agro-edu-tourism, ensuring diversified and resilient income. Supported by strong market demand, government backing, and strategic location advantages, the project offers scalable growth and long-term sustainability. Investment opportunities are available through direct investment, joint ventures, or public-private partnerships, with attractive returns and significant socio-economic impact.