ABSTRACT
Smart farming technologies such as the Internet of Things, farm data management systems, automation, and digital decision-support tools are increasingly promoted as pathways to improve productivity and sustainability in high-value fruit systems. Evidence from a Malaysian durian farmer...
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The agricultural sector in Malaysia faces numerous challenges that impede productivity, including low yields, post-harvest losses, limited arable land, increasing demand, and the impacts of climate change. The rise of smart farming technologies, such as precision agriculture and...
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Animal feed is one of the factors that hindered the development of the livestock industry in Malaysia. Malaysia is relatively as a small country that lacks land area for grazing. Thus, Malaysia imports more than 3.5 million tons of corn every year as a source of material for animal feed...
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Urban agriculture (UA) is broadly defined as the full range of activities involved in producing food in cities, including small-scale home and large-scale commercial production. Urbanization, limited agricultural land, food demand, and consumer awareness are push factors for urban...
Nik Rahimah Nik Omar
Afflication
Socioeconomic, Market Intelligent and Agribusiness Research Center, MARDILatest Submission of the Author
Scaling Smart Durian Farming in Malaysia through Adoption and Policy Solutions
The Smart Agriculture Revolution Transforming Controlled Environment Farming in Malaysia
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Socioeconomic and Business Impact of Urban Agriculture in Malaysia