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Where Do the Allocations for Farmers Go?

Summary by Utusan Online
ALOR SETAR: Although the government's allocation for the country's paddy sector increases every year, including by RM2.62 billion for next year, the fate of rice farmers has never changed. In fact, rice farmers still have to bear part of the planting costs using their own money, in addition to having to face various other problems. These mainly involve delays in the supply of fertiliser, seeds that are allegedly of poor quality ...
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ALOR SETAR: Although the government's allocation for the country's paddy sector increases every year, including by RM2.62 billion for next year, the fate of rice farmers has never changed. In fact, rice farmers still have to bear part of the planting costs using their own money, in addition to having to face various other problems. These mainly involve delays in the supply of fertiliser, seeds that are allegedly of poor quality ...

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Utusan Online broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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