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A worker checking the kiwi vines in the field at ReFruits Co, a company hoping to revitalise agriculture in the area by growing kiwi fruits, some five kilometres from the stricken Fukushima nuclear power plant in the town of Okuma, Fukushima. Photo by Richard A. Brooks/AFP

Durian grower Eric Yeap, who manages seven durian orchards spanning 53.4 hectares from Teluk Bahang to Balik Pulau, described the Tupai King as egg-shaped with a greenish-brown husk, rounded at the base and tapering to a point.

Born and bred in Sungai Besar, Selangor, Khairul Azwan began with crops like bitter gourd, okra, bottle gourd, ridge gourd, water spinach, spinach, eggplant, and chilly. - Photo by Bernama

UiTM Penang’s Faculty of Mechanical Engineering senior lecturer Associate Professor Dr Hamid Yusoff (right) and Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association (Macma) Penang branch chairman Ben Ooi Chooi Beng (two, right), together with participants, showcase mushrooms cultivated using the ‘iMistroom 2.0’ technology. - Photo by Bernama

The Sultan of Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah has called on leaders, especially political figures, to serve as a bridge to unite the people and not to ignite fire to the long-standing peaceful coexistence of the people. - Photo: FACEBOOK / KESULTANAN PAHANG

The GUTPROtein Foundational Health bundle, consisting of probiotics from Botanical Beverage Mix Chicory Root Extract, protein from Nutrilite Soy Protein Drink and prebiotics from Nutrilite Mixed Fibre Powder, all of which provide digestive comfort, raise energy levels, and even promote skin health.

Checks found that essential items needed during the Pongal celebration such as sugarcane, milk, brown sugar, flowers, mango leaves, fruits and clay pots are readily available and sold at reasonable prices. - Photo by Bernama

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Roszaini Azlina Che Rusle shared that she began growing mushrooms on a small scale in 2020, earning only a few hundred ringgit a month before joining the project, which she believed could help villagers raise their family income. - Photo by Bernama