Developing crop diversity is not a threat to Malaysia?s oil palm industry. Rather it could be a vital saviour, one of the world?s top crop scientists based in KL has been explaining to the country?s leading politicians, who appear to be listening.
Professor Sayed Azam-Ali heads the prestigious Crops For the Future Research Centre (CFFRC) supported by the Malaysian Government together with Nottingham University, which is fast becoming one of the world?s most highly regarded research centres in terms of meeting future challenges for global food security.
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