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In 1985 Indonesia achieved self sufficiency in rice, this was a dramatic change from a major importing country in 1982 and became a potential for net exporter in 1985. However, this change has caused several effects on prices and the production structure of food commodities in Indonesia. Price of rice declined sharply in the main harvest seasons in February-April in 1985, where price of gabah (unmilled rice) was 20-40 percent below 1984level. The decline in the price of rice caused changes in the comparative advantage of other food crops namely Corn, Soybeans, Cane Sugar and vegetable crops. Policy issues related to this fact include support price for rice, input subsidy, marketing and supply management. The effectiveness of the food policies depends on the level of resources and effort devoted to the implementation of the policies. Because resources are becoming more limited, it is extremely important to determine the level of resources require to sustain rice self sufficiency. The emphasis of this paper will be on demand for inputs and supply of outputs in rice farming using profit function analysis. Both farm level and agregate data were used in the analysis.

Supply of Rice and Demand for Fertilizer for Rice Farming in Indonesia