Drones spraying pesticide, sensors taking soil readings, sprinklers that squirt fertiliser at the touch of a button - a Malaysian plantation is using high-tech
BATU PAHAT, May 26 Drones spraying pesticide, sensors taking soil readings, sprinklers that squirt fertiliser at the touch of a button a Malaysian plantation is using.
Drones spraying pesticide, sensors taking soil readings, sprinklers that squirt fertiliser at the touch of a button – a Malaysian plantation is using high-tech methods to boost its crop of pungent durians.
Grown across Southeast Asia, fans hail the spiky durian as the “king of fruit” due to its bittersweet flavours and creamy golden flesh, and it is particularly popular in China.
But to its detractors it is the world’s smelliest fruit, with an overpowering stench like rotting food that has seen it banned in hotels and on public transport across the region
BATU PAHAT: Drones spraying pesticide, sensors taking soil readings, sprinklers that squirt fertiliser at the touch of a button a Malaysian plantation is using high-tech methods to boost its crop of pungent durians.
Drones spraying pesticide, sensors taking soil readings, sprinklers that squirt fertiliser at the touch of a button a Malaysian plantation is using high-tech methods to boost its crop of pungent durians.…