WENDY LEE CLASS:Y10A

Geography ProjectTopic: Market Gardening

Teacher :Kalpana

What Is Market Gardening

Market Gardening is the growing of fruit and vegetable for sale in the local market

What is Intensive Farming ? Intensive Farming is the farming

on a small piece of land using high inputs of labour and capital to produce high output per hectare.

Natural Input Of Market Gardening

The Natural Input Of Market Gardening Are

Light / Heat ,Rainwater ,Soil and Land

Human Input of Market Gardening

The Human Input Of Market Gardening

Workers ,Seeds ,Irrigation ,Fertilisers ,Pesticides, Machineries and Capital

Output Of Farm are

Rice, Vegetables And Fruits

Advantages Of Market Gardening

Can Get Good Prices For Crops

Can Get Many Type Of Crops

Farmer Has Good Steady Income Throughout The Year

Disadvantages Of Market Gardening

High Wages To Be To Foreign Workers

It Did Not Attract Locals To Work In The Business

Farmer Need To Buy Expensive Fertilizers

Farmer Need To Buy Expensive Pesticides To Protect Crops.

Crops Will Wilt Quickly Due To High Temperature

There are Two Types Of Market Gardening in Brunei:

-Hydroponics Farming -Traditional Market Gardening

Disadvantages High Wages are need to paid to

foreign workers

High Expenses? Why It is because Farmers need to

buy expensive fertilizer and pesticides

Case Study Of Brunei Darussalam

Solution To The Problems : Encourages Family Members to involve in

marker gardening ,therefore ,it can reduce high payment of wages to foreign workers

Use of Natural Fertilizers from animal waste ,example Chicken Dung and Cow Dung

Use Pest Trap To Trap Insects Use Net to Cover To Protect From The

Receiving Direct Sunlight