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RE: SLC31-W6 | THE GREEN JOURNEY | Sustainable Legacy

At first, I thought about sustainable crops like wheat, rice, and perennials like coconut, oil palm, and mango. But I eventually understood that it's an agricultural cultivation that can increase food security, especially for families, without harming the surrounding environment. This means that almost any crop can be cultivated to support the family economy.

I love almost all types of plants, but unfortunately! Our land is so limited that we can only grow a few perennials like mango, grapes, and figs. But honestly, the climate and soil conditions don't support grapes to grow well and produce ideal fruit.

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If only we had a little more land, I would definitely cultivate vegetables sustainably, such as tomatoes, chilies, kale, and spinach. These vegetables are daily necessities, always needed for side dishes, and their prices fluctuate in the market.

...your story is very interesting, indeed. I wish you success in this exciting challenge.