Characteristics of Cassava Planting in Malaysia
Malaysia's fertile land and warm climate are suitable for cassava growth.
Currently, Malaysia has approximately 200,000 hectares of land planted with cassava, mainly in Sabah, Negeri Sembilan, and Perak.
At present, Malaysia has made the following efforts to increase cassava yield:
1, Scientific Land Utilization and Planting Management
Cassava in Malaysia can be harvested twice a year, and in some places, it can be harvested three times. However, too many harvests can adversely affect the growth and quality of cassava. Therefore, it is necessary to reasonably plant and scientifically manage the number of harvests based on factors such as soil fertility and moisture content.
2,Variety Selection
Selecting high-quality varieties helps increase cassava yield. Therefore, variety selection is very important.
3,Scientific Fertilization and Pesticide Application
Through scientific fertilization and pesticide application, cassava yield can be increased, and the sustainable production capacity of the land can be ensured.
Cassava will play an increasingly important role in Malaysia's economic production.
Juan Hu
Marketing Manager
Email: juan.hu@liretecgroup.com
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