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MALAYSIAcan become the

‘NURSERY of the WORLD’ Kampungs & Felda settlers

can become contract farmers for trees & wildlifeThis can transform the whole

economy & alleviate rural poverty

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Leptospermum poligalifolium

Trees grow exceptionally fast outdoors in Malaysia

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2 1/2 years old

RAIN TREES

For instant landscaping projects

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Garcinia cowa (Kandis)

<1 yr old Fruit Bearing Trees

James Kingham exports trees to re-landscape whole of Singapore

Opening up huge markets for Malaysian nursery trees

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Amesiodendrun chinense

Colourful leaved trees

James Kingham has collected

and propagated

900 species of

Rainforest Trees

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Malaysia/BorneoWORLD’S HIGHEST RATE BIOMASS PRODUCTION

Oil Palm in HUMID TROPICS produces

8-10 times more oil per hectare compared to Soybean or Rapeseed in

TEMPERATE CLIMATES“Due to high PHOTOSYNTHETIC rates

resulting in ten times higher CO2

absorption and oxygen emission rates than observed with soybean”

Ref: Yusof Basiron, Eur.J.Lipid Sci. Tecnol 109 (2007) 287-295

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With Nuclear Power abundant cheap desalinated water

Deep Tropical animal production suitable for dry tropics, even deserts

Huge increase in world production of milk, beef and lamb

Underdeveloped counties can become self-sufficient and achieve

western standard of human nutrition

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Compiled by Jonathan Adams (1998) Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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• Malaysia‘Nursery of the World’

A gigantic new export industry 4-year-old nursery trees

for City Landscaping & ‘Greening the Deserts’

Nuclear desalinated waterTHE ONLY REQUIREMENT

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Malaysia’s Competitive Advantage

• We have the climate• the modern infrastructure

• and 100 years of Plantation experience to

mass produce billions of landscape trees of any desired species

and millions of tropical birds & wildlifeCHEAPER, FASTER

Than any other country in the world

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Basic production statisticsfor Malaysian Market

4-year old nursery tree productionProduction cost RM50 Profit RM30 Selling price RM80

Can produce 1200 Trees per acre per year Nursery Profit RM36,000 per acre/year

compare with If Palm oil Profit RM3000 per acre/year

Nursery trees 12 times more profitable

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Malaysia ‘Nursery of the World’

Malaysia can potentially supply all the 4-year-old trees

(planted every 20 feet) to green all the world’s

deserts over next 100 years12 times more profitable per acre

compared to oil palm

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Greening the Deserts, JordanIrrigated Crop Circles

Goggle Maps

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Greening the Deserts, Saudi ArabiaIrrigated crop circles

Al kuhayfiyah, Saudi Arabia

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Circles of green irrigated vegetation Saudi Arabia April 1997NASA Satellite Photo

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Saudi Arabia needsHoneycomb layoutto save wasted land

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Greening the Sahara Desert, LibyaIrrigated Crop Circles

& Honeycomb Agricultural Villages

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Centre Pivot Irrigation

Developed in 1950s in America Now worldwide.

For crops in arid regions &

greening the deserts

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Centre Pivot Irrigation System

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Greening the Deserts, JordanIrrigated Crop Circles

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Irrigated Crop Circles in Jordan

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Centre Pivot Irrigation Systemup to 1km long

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The Great Wall of TreesAcross Africa 7000km long 15km Wide

Malaysia can supply the billions of

4-year-old nursery trees required

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The Green Wall for the Sahara Initiative will plant a wall of trees to stop the

spread of the Sahara. Photo: Dale Gillard (flickr)

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