Malaysia Grows Sustainable Farming To Modernise Agriculture | CNA Correspondent

[@connieliew]

So impressed with farm fresh sustainability efforts. Their fresh milk is so much better than imported milk. Smaller carbon footprint too. #farmfreshmilkmalaysia

[@xeedsenterprise505]

Farm Fresh should lower their price a bit

[@apakansaja8505]

If only Malaysia can focus her agriculture development as good as her health sector Malaysia will be self sufficient in her food productions in a decade.

[@sunderlandbertram931]

If Malaysia focus too much on agriculture, politician unable to steal much money. That why they refused to focus on agriculture industry.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

Bette relate than never

[@cahyospn723]

Haha halusinasi melayu...

[@madszwzteo5619]

Malaysia has the opportunity to increase and modernise its vegetable farming. Price of veggies like cauliflowers, peppers are 3-4 times that of Hong Kong, a notoriously high cost of living city.

[@angxiang3186]

Malaysia padi rice is too small scale for a commercial aspect. It is the chicken n egg issue ~ small scale n lack of investment value. The Gov need to review this sector of industry.

[@StrsAmbrg]

I am Indonesian, even in Indonesia farming small scale is no longer seen as a promising profession due to increase of living cost. Many rice fields were abandoned due to not so profitable. Some of the rice fields were converted back to horticulture farming if the land is dry enough (I said converted back because long ago the rice fields were dry land for buffalo grazing but they managed to water them by traditionally build water canal). But if the rice fields always wet, then it become considered as useless. So, even we see now many claim "millennial farmer", it is not more than just a hype, not a hope.

[@angxiang3186]

@@StrsAmbrg It is a forsaken sector that need R&D with investment. There would be plots with preconditions for “premium” grade rice ~ ie Japanese premium type. Such substitutes would be marketable to foreign markets with recognition of certification n marketing. But the small scale local poor quality produce cannot match big commercialisation of rice.

[@StrsAmbrg]

@@angxiang3186 the market is still not capable to cope the price of organic product. The selling price of organic agriculture is still much lower than the cost of producing that organic farming product. I saw, even in Canada with huge land available, the organic farming is still not promising.

[@asiaone9609]

​@@angxiang3186 well it's better than Singapore without paddy field or land 😂😂😂 Singapore can't afford land for agriculture let alone farming... 😂😂😂

[@angxiang3186]

@@StrsAmbrg Canada is a poor market ~ all Anglo Saxon countries r poor market choices. The biggest growing market is China ~ the more premium, the more desirable. China has no lack of “rich people” - same as Japan( Japan is a very close knit market ~ there r a lot of behind scenes of the market. U need the right networks to advance into the market). It is a niche market ~ there r no shortage of “rich” clients when they perceive your product is worthwhile. The cars in Singapore are the most expensive; but Ferraris are the selling so well. Ferrari Purosangue is over subscribed with a 1 year wait list. Price is S$2 million excluding COE S$100k. (Singapore car usage is only for 10 years).

[@CosmopolitanXMan]

When I was a kid in Sumatra, and maybe now kids still do it; I whistled too to call the wind to come to help me fly my kite.😊

[@LisaLisa-mo2tg]

😊😊😊same as malaysia this is our culture 😂😂😂

[@amirism91]

bakelalan will be connected with sabah sarawak link road which also connects pan borneo highway from both states. no need to take a flight anymore in the future. bakelalan would be big town soon

[@Velozz-wm3tc]

Betul.. Jalan masuk ke sana betul2 mencabar.. Sehingga mengambil masa berjam2...hrp krjaan ada plan untuk ini..

[@alikhan-ku5nx]

Malaysia borneo needs a railway road for connecting all districts and sea port

[@bowlampar]

Most of the small family-owned rice farms are disappearing, the income from this crop is not providing sufficient income to feed family anymore, now it is mostly big commercial farm owned by multinational corporation that are left standing. Various trade regulation and agriculture bylaw also make it difficult for small holders to survive like those small poultry farm owners.

[@wewenang5167]

not to mention most of young people don't want to works in farm anymore, they rather move to the cities. To make this sustainable farming we need more young people who are willing to works as farmers...or else we will end up like many European country who relied on foreign workers. This is a socioeconomic issue that need to be dealt with. Even in Japan country sides and farms are being left to rotten and nobody wants to be farmers anymore. That is why the corporation took over, there is nothing we can do about it...let the corporation took over or just left the farm to turn to jungle.

[@موسى_7]

@@wewenang5167 Is it so bad if the people find better employment outside farms? Is it bad for farms to become jungle if nobody is using them? I guess it's bad if it hurts self-sufficiency. But is it bad for large corporations to solve that problem?

[@gracetsensiewlynn5140]

This is what the world needs... healthy organic rice.

[@TheVandered]

Thanks to Do vist & make report to our land

[@jk-gi7sh]

Malaysian rice looks very unique . It will be a good Idea to form cooperative and pool resources of all small farmers in that region that will make things easier for commercialization of Malaysian rice . PS: i know it's not easy to do and depends on the local conditions.

[@andrewchang8192]

Vietnam "Highland" rice growing is impressive . Can learn from them ,. This type of rice is for self consumption & small scale sales . As for commercial scale we are not comparable to other ASEAN countries with the exception of Singapore . Thailand is too too advance to follow for Malaysia .

[@agronomist98]

why only focus on 3 sector of agriculture ? why not look at Harum Manis mango orchard at Perlis, fishery aquaculture and veggies plantation at Cameron Highlands ?

[@jeffkingofearth]

Malaysian exactly are the very least consider about the environment . Only a small portion of Malaysian really care about . Hopefully these good vibes will spread

[@whaz4056]

Ah good ol journalism. I miss this sort of reporting from professional reporter. Nowadays many just screenshot twitter, IG & comments just to report news

[@TaoDeChing-ls5gz]

Can’t find the Adan rice online to purchase??

[@saeffareez3337]

Even I'm local living KL, never went to Bakalalan???🤷

[@mayfoo02]

Ba kelalan is a beautiful place in the kelabit Highlands. U can fly there b maswings

[@Mustafa-Kamal-Satar]

Federal govt of Malaysia needs to build a good asphalt road to Baklelan..

[@ابن_حسن_07]

State goverment responsibility

[@Politiksz2023]

The Audio doesnt match is only present at the Bakelalan one. try to refresh.

[@Biakurbanfarm]

Good

[@alexlong3714]

Interesting program. 👍

[@ThisnametaKenny]

Boleh!!

[@beranihati2008]

Malaysia is not "poor or inferior" as so tot by some ignorant people living in a "1st world" country. Instead malaysia choose to develop at its own pace, suitable to d wishes of its people.

[@meilinchan7314]

"The people" you mean, ""Barisan Nasional" right?

[@asiaone9609]

​@@meilinchan7314 no its Pakatn Hancing instead 😂

[@Noy201-i3p]

Put politic aside plsss

[@yeyyeyyey5104]

just be honest...the incomptence of government are the cause of Malaysia will never be a developed nation...

[@happymelon7129]

They see us as jungle people😅 “Europe Is a Garden. The Rest of the World Is a Jungle, and the Jungle Could Invade the Garden” (c) Josep Borrell, 2022 These are the words of the chief diplomat of the EU, there is nothing to add here

[@elzaaltmann]

I hope against hope that nothing gets destroyed in this field.

[@evolancer211]

Man it's really annoying that the lip sync is waaayyy off lol

[@ngkeong3387]

Alot of opportunities in growing food. Just the authoritiest are giving a lot of problems to the entrepreneurs to start the business If the authorities are smart, no issues. But they aren't

[@missingking4791]

Ugh i hate milk.. can't stand the smell,but i like the rice wish someday i can try it.

[@gaza1677]

So how come it takes so long to grow rice from August to December Better stick to sorghum

[@ReviveHF]

In Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Mainland China and Taiwan, lab grown meat and the practice of indoor agriculture is slowly gaining a foothold, this was also due to the War in Ukraine and COVID-19 pandemic.

[@wiwingmargahayu6831]

black or purple rice

[@watb8689]

technically most of the farmers are not even malays these days lots of foreign workers. Malays are getting malas

[@wanhaziq9880]

Lancio la target Malays, most of them Malay are in professional white collars

[@naniah.online]

Then why don't you start farming? Sembang diri sendiri Malas lepas tu cakap Melayu yang malas.

[@wewenang5167]

easy said than done tbh...if the paddy only produce just once a year then the rice is not sufficient for the whole population, not to mention the price will be higher. Its not like rice are our supplementary diet...its our main diet and almost everyone in Malaysia eat rice at least 3 times a day. If the rice only once a year that means they need more land to produce more of it...more paddy fields means more land to clear and more jungle will be cut down...you cant plant rice in the jungle, you need to cut them down. If we do that the western woke climate changed activist will try to harassed us and lobby to boycott us just like what they did with the palm oils. Like i said...its easier said than done!

[@NotLikeWhatYouThink]

Its only in sabah sarawak while peninsular malaysia plant paddy 2-3 per year..we even dont use bufflo we harvest using machine since 80's first time i see paddy machine was when i kids now 35 yo its you guys live backward life..we use machine to spread the seed,systematic water arrigation called ban,free seed and subsidize fertilizer etc all that under peladang state managing..i wonder who's their state minister..honey oiii the soil to plant paddy use tanah gambut..not all place have that even you cut entire forest..that soil kept retain water that why can plant palm tree or plant fruit like ananas/pineapple,corn etc..aiyoo..usually paddy field in malaysia closer to river sabah sarawak padi bukit you think type of soil will be the same??..You duduk planet marikh ke?

[@kokleonglim8543]

corruption and miss use of quota is the major downside of agri in Malaysia ... cow project for eg ... hundred of million tax payer money for cow development project been use to buy property in singapore ... and the culprit just pay back a portion of it and free of charge ...

[@shumyinghon]

get help from China if need be, they made great strides in agricultural field - basic infrastructure development like rails, roads and etc need also be kept on par. be aggressive and ambitious, don't let dilly dally on the future on such a vast rich piece of estate and its people.

[@sachi330]

They are best bersih suci people. Don't have to do work the leaders will provide for them. Day time suci night time mat rempit.

[@Michaelochieng691]

Voice and video don't match

[@SambMoustapha-e1u]

Je m'appelle moustapha samb je suis un Sénégalais je cherche un travail d agriculture Malaisie 🇲🇾

[@mrj475]

Why are these channel showing minor things, we have more than this..hahaha

[@KingLelouch7]

they never change their narratives and very selective in what they want people to see, kinda funny when they do it on the internet

[@megatazwan]

@@rayh.9130 you also realised it huh? they like to put other countries down to make theirs superior lol.

[@mayfoo02]

These are not minor things. Food security and sustainable farming is a major issue in our country. Wo der if ur aware of the issues we face.

[@wewenang5167]

SAPE BAGI JAWATAN NI KAT MAT SABU WEIIH??? xD

[@ariesjuanitas8268]

Sabah is part of the Philippines

[@betawikid]

Part Sulu Sultaned especially

[@azzzz222]

Sabah is part Malaysia , stupid pinoy

[@mean69]

Lanun laknat

[@NotLikeWhatYouThink]

🤣

[@MyHappyCats]

Yayayayaya… Do not talk too much. You think we will let you take and just see it? Come here if you want

[@jarrodyuki7081]

japan will retake the kurils sakhalin and vladivostok south korea will take north korea.

[@meilinchan7314]

Give them all fifty years.

[@asiaone9609]

​@@meilinchan7314 Malaysia will retake the Singapore.. Because there is no Chinese land at first in southeast Asia 😂😂

[@jye7027]

@@asiaone9609 Then Indonesia / philippines will take sarawak and sabah! fair right?

[@ethos-]

​@JY E Malay will disowned javanese, right?

[@hclau218]

What a nonsensical story, pretending to be a "docu - report'. Malaysia does not have food security, just like Singapore. Go do some research and truly understand the "food security " situation in Malaysia.

[@bukharyRADI]

what do you mean singapore has better food security than malaysia? singapore mostly import food from other countries, hardly grow any of them. in event of world war, what are they going to do? swim over to malaysia to get live chicken

[@hclau218]

@@bukharyRADI please read and understand before you "retort'

[@dwoodglobal945]

You also sohai.. This story just about sustainable farming and never mentioned Malaysia is food secured. Stupid af.

[@PemadamGergasi]

@@bukharyRADI read carefully.

[@PemadamGergasi]

Actually, Malaysia export more agriculture product compare to import. But when the goverment exclude palm oil as agriculture product, the surplus became negative. Palm oil now consider as comodity, not agriculture produce

[@cahyospn723]

Halusinasi melayu malaysia menanam padi😅

[@room6667]

Sabah philippines 💪💪💪

[@mhd_nrzwn]

Keep dreaming

[@sayfolman7752]

Keep Dreaming It Never Happen

[@Noy201-i3p]

Pls wake up, you sleep too long......it just your dream pok

[@samchan3240]

South China Sea belong to Philippines

[@wewenang5167]

@@samchan3240 yeh yeh whatever lol....