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the great commonsense has spoken. yeah, me too.. keep some, sell some.. this company is awesome.. can go shangrila dinner tonight. huat arr

Imagine that each Chinese eats a crap of durian. The prime minister encourages the peasants to change their thinking.

"China has a population of 1.3 billion. If everyone eats a durian, I will see the durians in the country eaten."

Prime Minister Tun Mahathir believes that farmers should change their minds, not just planting single crops, but also developing other markets to increase additional income.

For example, farmers who used to plant oil palm and rubber have now planted durians and yellow pears, and some have even turned into "millionaires."

Therefore, he suggested that farmers can grow a variety of crops, such as fruits, vegetables and flowers.

He said that the total amount of vegetables imported from abroad each year is as high as RM60 billion. Therefore, if farmers grow vegetables, they can not only be self-sufficient but also reduce their dependence on foreign vegetables.

“In Malaysia, we have seen that most of the farmland is planted with a single crop, like palm trees in the oil palm plantation and rubber trees in the rubber plantation.”

"In addition to vegetables, the demand for fruits in various countries is increasing day by day. The cats and kings of China are also rushing to enter the country."

Mahathir said this when he promoted the rural development platform at the Putra International Convention and Exhibition Center on Thursday.

He disclosed that the Chinese people are very fond of our country's Maoshan Wang durian, in addition to durian, yellow pear is also very potential. In the past, China's yellow pears were very sour, but today's yellow pears are very sweet.

“I heard about farmers who used to plant oil palm and rubber. Nowadays, they have been planted with yellow pears. Today their yellow pear gardens are very large, with 20 to 30 acres of land, each of which has become a millionaire.”

Participants included the Minister of Rural Development Datuk Seririna Harlan and the Deputy Minister Xihua Lasha.

Mahathir also pointed out that there are two main reasons why Chinese farmers face poverty for a long time, that is, the agricultural land is small and the crops grown are too single.

“To ensure that farmers have high incomes, we must have detailed development plans. Why are foreign farmers richer than our farmers? The main reason is that they have a large number of assets (farm), ranging from 10,000 to 20,000 acres of land, and It is managed by professionals and uses the most advanced technology to improve the harvest."

“However, our farmers still need government subsidies. Why is this? Because our farmland is very small, some farmers only have 1 acre, 2 acres to 3 acres of farmland, how can such a small farmland bring high yields? And draft profit?"

He suggested that farmers can work with their neighbors to expand 1-3 acres of farmland to 1,000 to 2,000 acres of farmland.

“After expanding the agricultural land, we can find professionals from local universities to manage these agricultural land and develop their own strengths. This will not only improve the harvest, but also help farmers get more profits.”

He explained that the cooperation between farmers and professionals is mainly to allow farmers to save more time in studying existing regulations and laws.

"At present, different laws and regulations are different from those of 2 years ago. Therefore, we must find professionals to manage. After all, some farmers are old, just like me. Therefore, we need to change our minds. By working with professionals and using new technologies, we can increase the harvest of crops."

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Hey fellow value investors,
Does anyone have any insights on the disposal of OMI Alloy? I know that it wont deter MBMR's growth but letting go of that small loss making unit will definitely further improve MBMR's P&L IMO. commonsense?

Wow what a quarter. Thank you Perodua for another good year of sales.
Now waiting for an indepth review by commonsense