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===Agriculture=== | ===Agriculture=== | ||
Sarolasta's equatorial climate, plentiful rainfall, and year-round growing season provide excellent conditions for tropical agriculture, almost all of which is concentrated on Grand Sarolasta and Songva-Ngatra. Storm damage to crops and agrarian infrastructure (especially drainage systems and mechanised equipment) is the primary risk factor for farming in the provinces, followed by pests and disease. | Sarolasta's equatorial climate, plentiful rainfall, and year-round growing season provide excellent conditions for tropical agriculture, almost all of which is concentrated on Grand Sarolasta and Songva-Ngatra. Storm damage to crops and agrarian infrastructure (especially drainage systems and mechanised equipment) is the primary risk factor for farming in the provinces, followed by pests and disease. Around one-quarter of the workforce is employed directly in agriculture, which underpins local economies clean across the archipelago. Maintaining stable agricultural incomes is a high policy priority for provincial and fedderal authorities, who consider rural conditions important to maintaining social cohesion and stability on the islands. | ||
Much of Sarolasta's agricultural productivity is concentrated on large monoculture estates dedicated to {{wp|cash crops}} such as pineapple, cane, nanners, oil palm, and coconut. These were traditionally owned by very wealthy ''Farakoskem'' settler families, but most are now either owned by or sell directly to {{wp|agribusiness}} corporations, such as Bay Orchards SAK (part of the [[Bay Trading Company|BayTrade Group]]) and the [[Kerēgulan Merchants of the Tropics|KMT Group]]. | Much of Sarolasta's agricultural productivity is concentrated on large monoculture estates dedicated to {{wp|cash crops}} such as {{wp|pineapple}}, {{wp|rubber}}, {{wp|abacá|abaka}}, cane, nanners, oil palm, and coconut. These were traditionally owned by very wealthy ''Farakoskem'' settler families, but most are now either owned by or sell directly to {{wp|agribusiness}} corporations, such as Bay Orchards SAK (part of the [[Bay Trading Company|BayTrade Group]]) and the [[Kerēgulan Merchants of the Tropics|KMT Group]]. | ||
Tanimbar, Leviti, and Rakitea are the top producers of {{wp|eddoes}} in the Kiravian Federacy, followed by the other Sarolastan provinces and [[Seváronsa]]. Tanimbar alone accounts for 46% of the national output. | Sarolasta is a world leader in the production and export of {{wp|abacá|abaka}}. Tanimbar, Leviti, and Rakitea are the top producers of {{wp|eddoes}} in the Kiravian Federacy, followed by the other Sarolastan provinces and [[Seváronsa]]. Tanimbar alone accounts for 46% of the national output. | ||
===Fisheries=== | ===Fisheries=== | ||