KUCHING: Plantation management has to be improved to arrest the declining yields of oil palm fruits in Sarawak.
Sarawak Oil Palm Pantation Owners Association (SOPPOA) said there were serious concerns of sharply lower fresh fruit bunches (FFB) yields in the state which recorded an average of 16.23 tonnes per hectare last year compared to 20.88 tonnes in Sabah and 19.26 tonnes in Peninsular Malaysia.
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