Sweet taste of success for M'sian grape grower


Wan Yusoff Abdul Rahmat, 37, checking on the grape vines planted outside is house in Kampung Belukar, Wakaf Bharu. - Bernama pic

TUMPAT (Bernama): The belief that a cold climate is best suited for growing grapes has been disproven by Wan Yusoff Abdul Rahman, 37, who has been cultivating the fruit in tropical Malaysia for two years.

The former graphic artist said he had 60 grapevines planted around his house in Kampung Belukar, Wakaf Bharu, that could yield up to 100kg of fruit per month.

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