The soil of happiness ...Middle East

WORKING the land is not a calling that comes to mind for most millennials.But Naviin Thiagarajan boldly decided to leave the corporate world for life as a gentleman farmer.After two years in the logistics business, the 26-year-old youth quit in 2018 to join his father to grow vegetables in Kota Tinggi, Johor.Today, he plants bitter gourd, brinjal, long beans, drumstick, okra and cucumber. There are plans to grow chilies and tomatoes in the near future.The farm was started by his father 10 years ago, who also quit the corporate world at age 54.The first thing Penang-born Naviin did was to increase the size of the vegetable farm from 1.5 acres to five acres.He is also starting a small mushroom

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