Roses are red, violets are blue. Ideas stuck in my head, better talked to you. Hai FamilIAAS! IAAS Wanna Talks merupakan podcast oleh IAAS LC Undip. Disini kita akan membicarakan banyak hal seputar pertanian, lingkungan, atau hal-hal terkait lainnya. Ga cuma itu aja, kita juga akan sharing terkait trend-trend yang terjadi belakangan ini. So stay tune fellas!
IAAS Wanna Talks is back, and this time we're digging into something that ends up on our plate every single day.
In this episode, "Agriculture & Global Food Uncertainty", we sit down with Rafli Padilah (Deputy Local Director IAAS LC UNDIP 2026) to unpack a paradox that doesn't add up: Indonesia reportedly hit zero rice imports and a full surplus in 2025, Bulog's warehouses are stocked, yet prices at the market still climb past the government's own ceiling. So... are we really food secure, or is this a surplus that only exists on paper?
We also go straight to the ones carrying the heaviest weight, small farmers watching fertilizer prices spike as the dollar strengthens, squeezing their margins before harvest even begins. And when it comes to food estate programs and agricultural downstreaming (hilirisasi), we ask the question that matters most: who actually benefits? Big corporations with capital and market access, or the farmers still stuck supplying raw materials while someone else takes the added value?
Because "swasembada pangan" sounds great in a press release. But real food security isn't measured in production numbers, it's measured in whether farmers, the people actually growing our food, can survive the system built around them.
IAAS,
Think Globally, Act Locally.
Go Future, Go IAAS!
28 Mar 2026
#26 Our Water, Our Shared Responsibility
IAAS Wanna Talks is back with a conversation that hits closer to home than you'd expect. In this episode, "Our Water, Our Shared Responsibility," we're unpacking something we all take for granted, yes, water. Did you know Indonesia holds 6% of the world's freshwater reserve, yet 27 million people still lack access to clean drinking water? Or that a single plate of rice you leave unfinished carries hundreds of liters of water that farmers fought drought to produce? From the irony of a tropical country facing water scarcity, to the daily habits in our dorm rooms that silently drain more than we realize — this one will make you think twice before leaving the tap running. Because the problem was never really about the water. It's about awareness. And it starts with us. 🌊
IAAS, Think Globally, Act Locally. Go Future, Go IAAS!
30 Nov 2025
#25 From Campus to the World: A Journey of a FPP UNDIP Student on the Global Stage
In this special episode, we follow the inspiring journey of an FPP UNDIP student who successfully stepped beyond campus and onto the global stage. From joining MSIB Batch 7 at PT Gandum Mas Kencana, earning the title of 2nd Most Outstanding Student Undip 2025, to representing Indonesia as a Delegate at the World Food Forum 2024 in Rome, Italy, and becoming an Awardee of the International Students Week in Ilmenau (ISWI) 2024 in Germany.
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