Getting youth into farming


GREATER adoption of technology in agriculture can attract more youth to the sector while bringing Malaysia closer to its goal of becoming more self-sufficient in food.

For instance, using mobile applications to monitor and control the crop growing environment, along with introducing robots equipped with sensors to dispense the right amount of water and fertiliser based on the changing needs of different crops, is the way forward.

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