Saipolbahari (centre) handing out Raya aid to the poor after the launch of the PPNJ Eastern Johor Baru branch annual general meeting at the Farmers’ Management Institute hall in Johor Baru.
JOHOR BARU: The Johor Farmers' Association (PPNJ) has successfully maintained profits of RM9mil for the past two years through proactive initiatives despite the economic slowdown last year.
Its chairman Datuk Saipolbahari Suib said that members’ initiatives to develop their businesses in poultry and fertiliser have contributed to high returns in the state.
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