In 2025, the agricultural sector’s share of Indonesia’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) reached 14.35 percent — marking its highest contribution in the past six years. This level makes agriculture the second-largest contributor to the national economy, underlining the growing importance of farming and related activities to Indonesia’s economic stability.
The surge comes amid broader improvements: the government points to strengthened agricultural policies, rising productivity, and better farmer welfare as key drivers. Combined with other indicators — including increased exports of agricultural products and improved purchasing power of farmers — the 2025 performance demonstrates that agriculture is no longer just a food-supply sector, but a major pillar supporting Indonesia’s economy.
