Two mini padi estates being fast tracked in Sabah


KOTA KINABALU: Two mini padi estates are being fast tracked by the Sabah Farmers’ Association Board (LPP) in an effort to increase rice production in the region.

LPP deputy director-general Amir Matamin said the 150ha mini-estates will be established in the east coast Terusan Sapi area in Beluran district and Kampung Kabatasan in northern Pitas.

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