Durian growers are working to establish a homegrown industry. They face challenges such as typhoons and long growing cycles. To overcome these obstacles, growers are relying on technology and focusing on producing premium fruit.
This approach allows them to differentiate themselves from other producers in the region. Rather than trying to compete on volume, they are emphasizing quality. Further details about the efforts to develop this industry are available from the source.
The source provides more information about the challenges and strategies involved in growing durians. It explores the potential for a homegrown industry and the ways in which technology can support this goal.
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