Gardens of opportunities


The Agrobox is part of the Kebun Kita programme implemented in Taman Medan. It enables organic farming in urban areas by combining hydroponic and aquaculture techniques. — Photos: RAJA FAISAL HISHAN/The Star

THE “Kebun Kita” initiative under Petaling Jaya City Council’s (MBPJ) Landscape Department is one of the council’s most popular community programmes since the project was launched two years ago.

“We receive between 10 and 15 applications per month to start a Kebun Kita (Our Farm) programme in various neighbourhoods, ” said MBPJ Landscape Department director Zuraidah Sainan.

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