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    Hello guys and welcome to my blog! My name is MUHAMMAD NAIM BIN AZMAN from Class M3AT1101D and I am 19 years old. I am from Temerloh, Pahang and I am a student who currently study at UITM MELAKA , CAMPUS JASIN. I am a diploma student on Diploma Planting Industry Management from Faculty of Plantation and Agrotechnology. In this blog I update what we do every week.



WEEK 1


   In week one, we do a online classes because that day is the second day of fasting for Muslim. So at 8 am our lecturer give the link to join google meet. In that meeting our lecturer briefly explain about what we need to do and discuss about what plan can farming for this project. After we decide what type of plan we want to farm, our lecturer give a information about what we need to do  and schedule for this subject every Friday.


     
























WEEK 2


   In week first, our lecturer divide the place for every class.  So that we know where area farming every classes. Next, our lecturer also introduce our Planters Executive (PE) for every class. After that, we meet our PE that in charge every class. Every class have 2 PE. So we start our ice breaking session with our PE. We introduce ourself our one by one by classes. After that PE give a explanation about rules of FPA subject. After that we had a photography with PE every class before we dismiss our session. 


                     



                 










WEEK 3

In week three, we start a Land Clearing follow the area part of every classes. We get a one hoe every person to clear the land. We do the land clearing according to each class. The one who managed us at that time was the lecturer and PE. PE can give rest for a few minutes before we continue the process of land clearing. After finish the land clearing, we need to gathered at front of these area to sing a planters song before dismiss this class. After that we need to wash the hoe that we had use before keep in store.



























   










 








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