Tuesday, 7 June 2016
Friday, 3 June 2016
INNOVATION AND CHALLENGES IN MALAYSIAN AGRICULTURE
Technological Innovation from Research Institutes
There are many types of research institutes that helps in increasing agriculture process that occurs in Malaysia.
1) GOVERNMENT BODIES
- Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)
- Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)
- Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT)
- Universiti Malaya (UM)
- Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS)
- dan lain-lain.
3) PRIVATE SECTORS
- Sime Darby
- Golden Hope
- Guthrie
- IOI
- United Plantation Bhd.
Researchers and Innovations in Malaysia
1) OIL PALM
These video are some research and innovations that have been conducted on Palm in Malaysia.
- For oil palm there is the product just for fertilizer. The product have been produced by Prof. Dr. Syed Omar Syed Rastan.
- The product name is AJIB.
- AJIB is specially formula for the oil palm plantation industry to enhance the FFb yield and better protects the palm from many fungal diseases.
2) RUBBER
There are of few of innovations that have been made in rubber plantations in Malaysia. The innovations are:
- Puncture tapping or microtapping.
- New latex-timber clones (LTC)
PUNCTURE TAPPING
'LTC'
3) COCOA
WORLD RANKING: malaysia was no longer the main producer of cocoa beans but our country has been ranked as the largets cocoa grinder in the Asia-Pacific region and the fifith bigger grinder in the world.
In 2002 there are addition on biotechnology divisions of Malaysian Cocoa Abroad.
- It will enhance our cocoa product and the quality of cocoa products will respect to safety and health.
- Industrial and pharmaceutical biotechnology in Malaysia also will obtain new products.
4) PADDY
Malaysia aims to raise the yield to 10 tons ha-1 with the use of new technology.
- The new technology such PADDY TRANSPLANTER will helps farmers save their times and also energy.
- It is also will reduce costs of crop establishment and improve yields.
Like oil palm, paddy also have the product for fertilizer. It is also have been produced by Prof. Dr. Syed Omar Syed Rastan. The products are:
- Vita-grow
- Helps doubling yield and producing better.
- Zappa
- Helps enhances rapid germination and tillering.
THANK YOU!!! :)
Approaches to Agriculture Development in Malaysia
Properties of
sustainable systems
1. Sustainable
systems are equitable.
2. Sustainable
systems are efficient.
3. Sustainable
systems are flexible.
4. Sustainable
systems are principally self-sufficient. Use of locally available labour, soil,
water, energy, etc. makes them less vulnerable to import embargoes and other
critical factors.
5. Sustainable
systems are integrated in synergistic functions.
6. Sustainable
systems and society’s institutions are consistent.
Thursday, 2 June 2016
AGRICULTURE and MALAYSIA ECONOMY
REQUIREMENT OF FUTURE GLOBAL AGRICULTURE
SMALLHOLDERS
- The subsistence farmers who cultivate their land for their own consumption.
- That practice monocropping type of subsistence farming.
National Agricultural Policy (NAP)
- The latest third NAP (1998-2010)
- Development programmes
- Aim
- To improve the food trade balance
- Increase export of primary commodities
- Ensure supply of raw materials for local down stream industries
Crop Diversification Malaysia
- Horizontal diversification
- Vertical diversification
CHALLENGES OF CROP DIVERSIFICATION
- Need to reduce labour
- Strengthen the competitiveness
- Enhance private sector investment
- Smallholders need to be transformed
- More innovative & efficient agricultural practices
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)