CASE STUDY

 

INTERVIEW

-          We interview  the owner of okra plantation, Puan Hanafiah Binti Yusof who was 59 years old   in Kampung Teluk Kandih , Alor Mengkudu, Kedah. We interviewed her and having discussion about the issues in okra plantation.She started planting on November last year in 3 hectares of okra plantation.


Amalina and Nabilah are interview Puan Hanafiah
capture by - shahidah



Location: Alor Setar, Kedah, Malaysia

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