Idris (centre) testing out the E-cutter at the Felda oil palm plantation while Kamalanathan (second from left) and UPM staff look on.
UNIVERSITI Putra Malaysia (UPM) has created a device that promises to increase oil palm yields by removing the branches covering the fruits.
“This makes it easier to harvest the fruits.
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