A Cambodian farmer plows his plantation field near the Mekong river bank in Kandal province, on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, April 8 ,2008. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
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3 comments:
can they use tractors and other modern equipment instead of ancient method like animal power? can cambodia help to modernize its farmers to use modern equipment? especially in a large scale agriculture. i guess small family farm is ok to use ancient method, but not large scale farm. good idea, huh!
12:53AM too much modernize that why we do not have money to pay for gas petrol! aNd there money large scale farm stupid and it own by Communis China!
GO to Vietname fool!
Large scale farming practice would drive many people of the land. Where would they go then.
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