Keeping a close eye on illegal farming


PETALING JAYA: The Agriculture and Food Security Ministry is working closely with local authorities to clamp down on illegal farming nationwide, including in Cameron Highlands and Johor.

The ministry clarified that the Agriculture Department in Pahang and its district offices do not offer advisory services, process incentive applications, approve foreign worker permits or issue MyGAP certifications for agricultural projects on unauthorised land.

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