Johor allocates RM1.25mil to guide and educate the young in agriculture


Mohamed Khaled (in green), Segamat district officer Mohd Haffiz Ahmad (third from left) and Johor Health, Environment, Educational and Information executive chairman Datuk Ayub Rahmat (second from right) during the officiating ceremony of Bandar IOI food court in Segamat.

SEGAMAT: Youths who are agricultural entrepreneurs are encouraged to participate in the Agro Mix Farm programme to further expand their businesses and be role models to others.

Johor Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin said a total of RM1.25mil has been allocated for the project, which aims to help and educate those aged below 40 years and have an established agricultural business in the district.

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