SEARCH For TAIWAN PEARL @ SEKINCHAN / 到适耕庄寻找台湾珍珠

Sekinchan is a small town located in the state of Selangor. It is one of the major rice producing areas of Malaysia and has higher output record per Hectare in Malaysia.

To further enhance rice yield and quality, PLS has chosen LIFE LIGHT since 2007. LIFE LIGHT purifies environment & restore natural ecosystem, thus produce natural taste healthy plants / healthy rice!

If you go to Sekinchan, remember to pick up PLS LIFE LIGHT Pearl Rice!

Genting Strawberry Leisure Farms

Apart from Cameron, LIFE LIGHT strawberry can also be found in Genting Strawberry Leisure Farms at Gotong Jaya, Genting Highland. A concept farm that combines the elements of farming, leisure and business, it provides the ultimate strawberry experience for the discerning enthusiast!

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ORGANIC PATH 2010 : Good.Clean.Fair - 18-20Sep'10

The 5th Malaysian Organic & Natural Products Exhibition is coming.

Place : The Kuala Lumpur & Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall
Date : 18-20th Sep, 2010
Organized by : CETDEM
Supported by : Department of Agriculture (DOA)
To visit, to participate, to support, pls click below :



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80% alkaline forming foods and only 20% acid forming

** To live healthily! chose your eating habit! starts with changing your thinking first ! **


Why is there such confusion in food PH values? It's because there are 2 different ways to measure it. One way is to measure a food's PH value before we eat it. The second way is to measure a food's PH value after we eat it. There are websites that contain each of these values. And these values are NOT the same- they are totally different. That's where part of the confusion comes into play. In this web page I deal with a food's PH value after we eat it. The food industry term for this is PH FORMING foods. For instance, the PH value for an orange before we eat it is acidic, however, after we eat it- it turns alkaline in our body.

PH in chemistry stands for "potential of hydrogen." What is that? It's the measure of the acidity or alkalinity of a solution. It is measured on a scale of 0 to 14 with 14 being the most alkaline, while 0 is the most acidic. Water is neutral and our blood is mostly water. God created our blood to have a PH of 7.0 which is neutral. The goal for each person should be to eat the right kinds of foods to maintain a healthy pH of 7.4 or higher of their blood.

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4th ANNUAL CLIMET CHANGE SEMINAR - 7Jun10

CETDEM successfully organised our 4th Annual Climate Change Seminar on 7th June 2010 at Hotel Armada Petaling Jaya. The theme for this year is “Can Cancun Redeem Copenhagen?”.

Read more: Opening Speech by YB Dato Sri Douglas Uggah Embas

OBSERVATION TRIP TO CAMERON

CETDEM has successfully organized an Observation Trip to Cameron on 8-9 May,2010.
30+ members of CETDEM joined the trip and visited 7 Organic Vegetable farms & GAP LIFE LIGHT Strawberry farm.

It is very beneficial for the group to see what farmers use on their soil/crop which indirectly affect our health when we consume their produce. The group have gained better idea who's produce is safe for consumption. The visit also serve as a platform for two way communication between farmer & consumer. It also earns our respect to the hard work the farmer committed & contributed to our community.

The group had a wonderful time in EQ Strawberry farms tasting delicious and safe to consume strawberry. We also gain some knowledge on how to grow quality strawberry with LIFE LIGHT & KIKUCHI LIGHT.

RESTORES A RAINFOREST

By piecing together a complex ecological puzzle, biologist Willie Smits has found a way to re-grow clear cut rain forest in Borneo, saving local orangutans -- and creating a thrilling blueprint for restoring fragile ecosystems. Click here to view the success story.

Why you should listen to him:

Willie Smits works at the complicated intersection of humankind, the animal world and our green planet. In his early work as a forester in Indonesia, he came to a deep understanding of that triple relationship, as he watched the growing population of Sulawesi move into (or burn for fuel) forests that are home to the orangutan. These intelligent animals were being killed for food, traded as pets or simply failing to thrive as their forest home degraded.

Smits believes that to rebuild orangutan populations, we must first rebuild their forest habitat -- which means helping local people find options other than the short-term fix of harvesting forests to survive. His Masarang Foundation raises money and awareness to restore habitat forests around the world -- and to empower local people. In 2007, Masarang opened a palm-sugar factory that uses thermal energy to turn sugar palms (fast-growing trees that thrive in degraded soils) into sugar and even ethanol, returning cash and power to the community and, with luck, starting the cycle toward a better future for people, trees and orangs.

"This man has dedicated his life to saving the world, and for this he earns our deepest respect."