Jepara Statistics Agency Conducts Crop-Cutting Survey, Supervisors Monitor Data Quality and Accuracy

Statistics Jepara conducted Crop-Cutting Survey in Jepara District as part of its efforts to collect accurate agricultural statistics. This activity is conducted annually in three sub-rounds: January–April, May–August, and September–December. During the survey, supervisors assist field officers to ensure the survey follows procedures and produces quality data.

Crop-Cutting Survey is a crucial instrument for Statistics in measuring the productivity of food crops such as corn, soybeans, and cassava. The resulting data plays a significant role in formulating food policies, agricultural sector planning, and strategic decision-making by local and central governments. With a scientific approach and strict oversight, BPS ensures that every reported figure reflects the actual conditions on the ground.