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Dry rice was first introduced to Singapore out of necessity by the wartime Japanese administration in Singapore. In the 3-year Food Sufficiency program, the ‘Grow More Food Campaign’ motivated Singaporeans to cultivate common crops like dry rice using all available spaces including...
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The large southern state of Johor in Malaysia is rich in both cash crops and agricultural resources. In the cash crop category, for example, oil palm can be utilized for producing biodiesel while its food supply farm facilities features livestock (and dairy products like milk and eggs...
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With more plastics in the oceans than fishes in the future, this dire prediction has highlighted the destruction of nature by the marine fishing industry. Yet, human demand for such marine products is insatiable and continues to grow. With the emergence of large developing economies and...
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Cooperation between Singapore and Indonesia has extended to the agricultural sector, beyond just industrial park collaboration between the two countries. One of these schemes is the Riau Vegetable Project importing green vegetables from Indonesia (including the nearest Indonesian...
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In the past, Singapore had an agrarian economic sector, but over time, the traditional farmlands in villages transformed into urbanized areas, leaving only a sliver of land use in Kranji for high tech agriculture. Even the Kranji farming landscape over time transformed into multistoried...
Tai Wei Lim
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Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS)Job Title
Associate/LecturerE-mail
limtaiwei2009@gmail.comLatest Submission of the Author
The History of Singapore’s Rice Cultivation
Singaporean Food Supply from Its Nearest State Neighbor-- Johor
Sustainable Agri-Food Systems: Sustainable Aqua Farms in Taiwan
Singapore’s Food Supply from Riau Archipelago
Technologies in Singapore’s High Tech Kranji Farms
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