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Title: | Rural agricultural extension programmes in Sarawak |
Authors: | Leonard Martin Uning |
Conference Name: | Borneo Research Council |
Keywords: | Agricultural development programmes--Sarawak Rural development programmes--Sarawak |
Conference Date: | 1990-08-04 |
Conference Location: | Kuching, Sarawak |
Abstract: | When we talk about rural agricultural extension programmes or for that matter, the agricultural sector in Sarawak, we cannot run away from the reality of the situations, namely:- (1) Out of an annual value of agricultural production of about $750 million, about 90% or $675 million are contributed by the smallholder sector. The agricultural export earnings from the main agricultural of pepper, cocoa, rubber and palm oil were about $462 million in 1988 of which pepper, cocoa and rubber were mainly produced by the smallholder farmers. (2) Sarawak has a total of 137,000 smallholder farm families which actually constitute almost 100% of all the farm families in Sarawak. They are located in some 4,748 villages scattered in rural and remote locations throughout Sarawak. |
Pages: | 1-21 |
Call Number: | DS597.33.B66 1990c katsem |
Appears in Collections: | Seminar Papers/ Proceedings / Kertas Kerja Seminar/ Prosiding |
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