http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014...-agro-projects/

16 areas in Johor identified for youth agro projects

by rahimy rahim, tan sin chow, AND a. raman


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SIXTEEN areas in Johor have been earmarked for agricultural pilot projects for the economic empowerment of Indian youths in the state, reported in Tamil Nesan.

Deputy Youth and Sports Minister Datuk M. Saravanan said the areas had been identified for chilli cultivation, adding that 16 Indian youths had been selected and they would undergo a two-week training.

Johor Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin said he would pay a visit to the areas soon.

He said all youths were welcome to participate in agricultural projects undertaken by the New Affirmative Action Movement Foundation.

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Richard

Just learned about The mango Sein-talone from Myamar.

what are its characteristics bro ??

Wow never know this thread existed..my dream yet drag my life thru a normal office job..guess to start at 26 is not too late yea..

Just do it

I wish i was 26 when i started agriculture.

hi bro
just wanna ask, do u provide sinking pellet?
plan to buy it for my lobsters

Hello peeps, especially MJ and para, just to let you know I am still alive and kicking. Some updates about myself, I have landed on a comfort zone of my career and have decided to stick with it for a little while. If you are curious, I am in IT field.

Then there is this Agribusiness, which was recalled to me when I received a pm from someone querying me about this topic, which reminded me that there are always some adventurous young souls out there who never gave up dreaming for greater achievement, or simply feel that you are in a wrong pool of water.

I have not been involved in any agribusiness(and my agri magazines has became my bed frame), but I humbly believe that the core values of life lies within the same bucket. After a few years of struggling I have come to this conclusion of life, that in order to live a life of success, you must obtain 3 simple items: love something/someone, do something, hope something. Which is a summary of passion, initiative, and ultimately, the hope for a desired tomorrow.

You passion for agribusiness is just exactly the same as passion to any other business, it is to make your life meaningful, which means you are able to make something useful out of your limited life time. What is meaningful? It could be money, it could be just the love of nature, or you love mangoes very very much, or you love watching a swarm of insects feeding(i do), whatever it is you must have it, and it must be strong enough reason to motivate you, that it will make you feel burning from inside and out, in order to propel and lift off from your current confort zone, and into darkness of uncharted spaces.

But remember, do not go into something just because you hate some other thing, it is unlikely that something will work because of hate, Stevy and Billy dropped out of school not because they hate school or spent too much time on DOTA, it is because they believe that there are some other better things to do. Of course, nobody, ever, can tell you what you can or can not do.

Okay, I will pause my long winded old man talk for now.

Long life agribusiness thread

I am smelling argo-tourism here! LOL come'on peeps, any takers, RM150 per night is a HUGE bargain, none-alcoholic cordial included.

Sein Ta Lone, or Diamond Solitaire Mangoes is the most famour mango variety in Myanmar.

Known for its superior and distinct fragrance, every mango lover who tried it once never forget the taste of it.

REXIS, yes, I remember seeing your post in the early part of the thread. Glad to hear that your are happy in your comfort zone.

Well Agri is really tough, especially for oldies like me, but is still loving it.

Yes, start young and be successful at a young age. When you are young, you are more energetic. When old, talk like superman, work like a snail

hahahahaha

very very true

Thinking to make some fish feed myself, currently what i got on hand is copra meal. Any mixture or recipe?
I've tried with wheat flour + corn flour + soybean flour + copra meal, the fish seems like doesn't like it much~

Just curious, fish eats grain in the nature? sorry for the noob question.

Just curious, fish eats grain in the nature? sorry for the noob question.

so far on my reading, tilapia will eat anything u feed them as long as they are hungry enough. Grain is good in protein which grow the fishes faster.

I still think formulated pellets are the way to go if you are culturing edible fishes

hey guys, im looking for aquaculture farms in selangor for fishes, shellfish n prawns. any listings available? wanna procure food supplies.

this type of biz is actually quite lucrative but it is hard to manage.