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Third, we study the efficient use of agricultural machinery that has been newly introduced and develop distribution channels. Second, we reclaim land for cultivation and improve soil. First, we purchase tractors, combine harvesters, and other agricultural machinery to lease (and occasionally resell) them to farmhouses that cannot afford them. AMD Deputy Director General U Pale Maung answered our questions. Under the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, AMD is an administrative organ responsible for mechanization of agricultural production throughout the country, which is divided into fifteen areas, including the Naypyidaw District, seven states, and another seven regions, and it also operates 117 Agricultural Mechanization Stations. We paid a visit to AMD to get updated on the progress of agricultural mechanization in Myanmar. KUBOTA markets its agricultural machinery to the Agricultural Mechanization Department (AMD) and local dealers via Siam KUBOTA Corporation Co., Ltd. With regard to tractors, 45-horsepower models are the most popular, but the need for 75- to 90-horsepower models is growing. Looking at the rate of mechanization in agricultural production activities, some 50% of tilling is mechanized but only 10% of harvesting is mechanized, even in the Naypyidaw District where the shift to mechanization is being promoted. To enhance the appeal of agriculture to the working population, it is eagerly desired that the efficiency of agriculture be increased. Recent years have seen the young labor force being attracted to urban areas, where housing construction is booming. Much of the land has yet to be cultivated, and the government is encouraging farmers to grow vegetables and mangos in those areas.ДЄ comparison of rice growing areas and yields with Vietnam, a neighboring country with more highly mechanized agriculture, shows that Myanmar's rice growing area comes close to Vietnam at 6.35 million ha, but its yield вЂ“ 2.52 t/ha вЂ“ is only about half of that in Vietnam. Key dry field crops include plants from which oil is extracted, such as peanuts and sesame, and sugarcane. Recently, Myanmar's exported beans are fetching high prices. This is meant to prevent soil from deteriorating from a single crop. The country's principal product is rice, which is often grown in a yearly cycle of rice, then beans, then rice.

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Taking a look at the key facts about agriculture in Myanmar, it should be noted that there is no food-control system, and so farmers are free to grow and sell any crops that they wish. For Myanmar to sustain its economic growth, it is absolutely necessary to increase income levels among farming families, who account for some 60% of the country's total working population.

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