Malaysian urban farming project shortlisted for People’s Choice Award


  • Living
  • Monday, 31 Oct 2022

CAP staff Saraswathi (right) and Zahari tending to a variety of plants at CAP’s urban farm. Photos: Consumers’ Association of Penang

When 80-year-old Ch’ng Ah Bee first heard that the Senior Citizens Association at Scotland Road in Penang was going to start an eco-farm, she was more than excited as she could now put her gardening skills to good use.

“I used to live in a landed property with space for my own little garden where I planted a lot of vegetation,” Ch’ng said.

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