No regrets for manager who left comfy job to be a farmer


Growing well: Mohamad Amir and his wife Nordini Hashim checking the cucumbers in his farm that are ready for harvest. — Bernama

TEMERLOH: Not many young adults would give up a comfortable salaried job and sweat it out in the field, but that is exactly what Mohamad Amir Hasridz Bakar did.

Leaving his tie, suit and RM4,000 monthly pay as manager of a telecommunications company behind, Mohamad Amir took the plunge and signed up for the Temerloh Agriculture Office’s agropreneur programme.

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