Mongabay: Indonesia will target its last frontier — its territory on New Guinea — as it seeks to become a major agricultural exporter, reports the AFP. In its quest to become one of the largest producers of rice, maize, sugar, coffee, shrimp, meats and palm oil, Indonesia will push development in the country’s largest remaining “wild” area: Papua, the Indonesian-held half of New Guinea. Expansion in Papua will begin in a 1.6 million hectare (4 million acre) area around the town of …