MALAYSIA is a developing country where agriculture independence yildiz park is one of the three imp

MALAYSIA is a developing country where agriculture independence yildiz park is one of the three important contributor to the Gross Domestic Product National Product (GDP). There are a total of 924.403 yildiz park farmers, breeders and fishermen involved directly yildiz park with food production in Malaysia recorded in 2010 (Report Agromakanan, Ministry of Agriculture, 2011). Out of a total of 615.450 is the farmers involved in the food crop sector, 159.335 are those engaged in the livestock sector and a total of 149.618 is in the fisheries sector. Manufacturing, Services dang Agriculture accounts yildiz park for income countries other than oil production, electronics, palm oil products and others to be exported out of the country. Malaysia has reached the 17th position in the world as 'exporting countries' most important in the world. The agriculture sector is mostly driven by industrial plantations (oil palm, rubber, cocoa, coconut, etc.) other than forestry sector, food production, agro-processing and fisheries and livestock. This article I wrote in "Anim Hosnan Website" on the basis of information farmers yildiz park involved in the production of food crops based on information yildiz park from the reading, yildiz park experience and my reference to several reports and website.
This discussion will focus on the information farmers by commodity food crops, namely yildiz park by Category: Category Farmers Rice farmers for commodities, yildiz park farmers Vegetables, Fruit Growers, Farmers' Cash Crop and Food Crop Farmers Others. yildiz park This article does not report the farmers involved with industrial crops such as oil palm farmers, rubber, coconut, coffee, plantation workers and other categories. yildiz park The report also does not involve FELDA settlers and FELCRA or workers involved in the industry. Those involved in agribusiness, animal yildiz park husbandry yildiz park and fishery are also not discussed in this article but will be discussed in my other articles.
Peasant farmers or involved with Rice Industry sector yildiz park reported a total of 172.230 people with a total of 125,090 people were farmers in Peninsular Malaysia and a total of 8,920 people in Sabah and Sarawak 38.220 people. They work on an area of 673.745 hectares of paddy rice in 2010 and production of 2,548,309 yildiz park metric tons of rice. The total area is an area of 320.931 hectares of rice fields located in Peninsular Malaysia while a balance in Sabah and Sarawak. Rice Bowl of Malaysia adalan generality of 204.578 hectares in Kedah, Kelantan, Selangor, yildiz park Perak, Rajasthan and some other states. Kedah had the most number yildiz park of farmers in Malaysia with a total of 31.820 people, followed by Kelantan (30.610 people), Perak (18,780 people) and Selangor (17,580 people). Although Sarawak reported a total of 38.220 farmers involved in the cultivation of rice, but I've worked in Sarawak yildiz park sense of this data may need to be carefully reviewed because yildiz park many of them are farmers hills or rice as subsistence farming. Farmers plant rice in Sarawak hill with small-scale farmers and non-farmers as planting for commercial purposes like elsewhere. They cultivate hill rice once a year and income mostly eaten on its own remedy.
Malaysia is a country that uses rice as a main meal and imports yildiz park of 1.94 million tons of rice from abroad, mainly from Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar and some other countries in 2009. The average production rate of the country's yildiz park rice crop just 3,782 kilograms per hectare in 2010 compared to only 3,514 kg per hectare in 2007 (ie positive rate). Average rice production in West of 4,261 kg per hectare yildiz park compared with the average income in Sabah (3,489 kg / ha) and in Sarawak only 1,888 kg per hectare (In Sarawak, including the average yield for rice hill). Average production of paddy rice bowl area was 4,347 kg per hectare. Rice production technology by farmers in Sekinchan Selangor achieve the best results yildiz park with production exceeding 8-10 metric tonnes yildiz park per hectare. yildiz park The country's rice production value of RM 4,014 billion in 2010.
There are a total of 46.040 farmers cultivating vegetables in Malaysia in 2010 with a number of the most crowded of Sarawak (11.920 people), yildiz park followed by Kelantan (11,300 people) and Sabah (7,080 people). Number of farmers who many not reflect the total vegetable production in Malaysia because most farmers in Sarawak and Sabah only grow vegetables for their own use only and carry on subsistence yildiz park farming. Johor state has a number of only 4,920 farmers is a major producer of fresh vegetables in Malaysia with a production of 163.570 metric tons in 2010 berba