Hi kaiserwulf, not to sound rude, land in Malaysia can be bought/sold/leased/rented or even borrowed. Land can cost from a token sum of very minimal to very expensively high, depending on location. Yes every government throughout the world would like to increase food production because statistic is showing that we are running out of food. Also there is no law stating that all Farmers have to be Bumi in Malaysia. Sorry if I sound offensive, but if you spend more time, and think more on it, like other people can do it, not not you? Solution can be found, you can work around/over/above it. This apply in almost every aspect in life. I did visit MAHA 2011, there are a lot of non- Bumi winning competition in farming. If you are interested, i can post some pictures.

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Added on March 19, 2011, 6:20 pm

Anteater, Pangolin (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangolin) is a protected species in Malaysia. Even if you manage to 'invite' one to stay at your farm, it'll go missing almost immediately as i heard the 'current rate' is that you can exchange a motorbike with it!. Am having a little success with 'ant powder' problem is that it's raining everyday and it washes the powder  away. There is a liquid type, by spraying, might try it out.

Maybe naming it with 'recycling center' you'll have better 'luck' over waste management? 

Say planting corn is easy.

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