Malaysian paraplegic agriculturist builds regenerative food forest for KL community


More of the Soil-U-tion aquaponic satellite farms will find its home in the food forest, with residents tending to it. Photos: The Star/Azman Ghani

For years, an empty plot of land sat unused behind an apartment complex in Kuala Lumpur.

Its soil remains waterlogged after heavy rain and its barrenness noticeable, save for a few shady trees dotting the edges and brown patches where grass refuses to grow.

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