High hopes for urban farming


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  • Saturday, 30 Jan 2016

Kong has started to incubate chicken, duck and goose eggs.

PHARMACIST Jeff Kong Jiang Foong, who first ventured into urban farming a year ago in his residential area, is bent on expanding it to more communities around the country.

In order to promote his passion for urban farming, which he believes is the way forward, Kong has set up the Urban, Rooftop and Vertical Farming Association of Malaysia.

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