Alfira (left) and Saidatul tasting fragrant marigold leaves (daun bunga tahi ayam) from Taiwan at the farm.
SK Tanjung Tokong pupils did not mind getting their hands dirty with organic fertilisers and soil as they turned little farmers for a day during a trip to the Wonder Wilderfarm in Relau, Penang.
Organised by Eastern & Oriental Berhad (E&O) with the Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) as its facilitator, the recent event saw the pupils tirelessly weeding, fertilising and mulching with the guidance of CAP and the farm operators.
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Alfira (left) and Saidatul tasting fragrant marigold leaves (daun bunga tahi ayam) from Taiwan at the farm.
Students of SK Tanjung Tokong tending to raised vegetable beds in Wonder Wilderfarm under the guidance of its operator Loi Mei Shy (standing right).
(Pic below) Aspiring urban gardeners listening to Koh (brown trousers) explain measures taken to prevent evaporation of vegetables at the Wonder Wilderfarm in Relau, Penang.
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