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Blue and green are my favourite colours and also the colours of the natural environment. The lakes, seas and oceans are blue and we wish people blue sky and everything nice. Green is the colour of the forests. Let's not have blue and green that is just colouring material.
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Can you feature photos of kacangma or motherwort in their natural state growing in the farms of kuching? It would be a real help to me and my daughter.
I have not actually seen the real kacangma plant. Tell me how to plant it too.
thanks.
Sarawakiana,
You might want to contact Mardi Sarawak or State Farmers' organisation for more info. I understand they have an active research, technical and marketing programme on kacangma and the expertise there can help. The contacts are as follows:
Director MARDI Sarawak
Lot 411, Blok 14, Jalan Santubong
93055 Petra Jaya, Kuching
Tel: 082-446531
E-Mail: pghswk@mardi.my
STATE FARMERS' ORGANISATION
Pertubuhan Peladang Negeri Sarawak
Wisma Pertubuhan Peladang, Jalan Dusun,
Off Jalan Ong Tiang Swee, 93200 Kuching,
Sarawak.
Tel : 6082-259022 / 241978 / 420162
Fax : 6082-424564
E-mail : ppnswk@streamyx.com
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