Na een flinke regenbui ziet de tuin er direct anders uit. Het groen springt en knettert omhoog en veel vogels komen hier op af. De regen haalt ook het stof uit de lucht waardoor het uitzicht vanaf het hotel haarscherp is geworden. Alleen in de maanden april en mei kun je zo ver kijken.
Located near Indonesia's popular Mount Batukaru, this egg-laying chicken farm has approximately 10,000 chickens crammed inside a series of small wood and bamboo cages. The farm is surrounded by several other farms, all belonging to different families from the area. This farm pays scant attention to hygiene on its premises. Plastic trash and chicken feces are strewn about the area, including beneath the cages where the chickens live. Rats run and jump around the structures inside the building where the chickens are housed. Since the chickensÂ’ housing opens to the outdoors, any animal can easily enter the farm, making it possible for disease transmission from one species to another. Egg consumption has risen steadily in Indonesia since the late 1960s, growing to just over 15 kilograms of eggs consumed per person in 2019 compared with less than 0.5 kilograms per person in 1961. Indonesia's egg production has also shown consistent growth with this demand. As of 2020, Indonesia's egg production continues to increase by just over 10 per cent per year, producing approximately 5.4 million tonnes of eggs in 2020 alone.
