The team proposes a solution called "Stack Up Potatoes" to address poor soil conditions, lack of livelihood, and unused land in Kampung Teri. The method involves stacking and planting potatoes in recycled materials like tires or containers, which allows potatoes to be harvested within a month without needing much land or construction. It utilizes available resources like fertilizer and ignores soil quality issues, providing a cheap and easy way for villagers to start generating income through potato sales and use of the harvested potatoes. The team plans to experiment with different potato varieties and conditions to refine the method before creating awareness of and fundraising for the project.

1. Stack Up Potatoes Team Guardians Chua Yong Sheng Gabriel Yee Qi Ming Gao Zhi Fan Radiah Rasol Tang Lei Qin Hao Wang Sha

2. The Pain Kampung Teri Poor soil conditions Lack of source of livelihood No proper business model But… LOTS of land space and fertilizer

3. Constraints Domestic fowls are banned Lack of funding Harvest time Lack of reusable resources

4. The Solution Stack up those potatoes!

5. How It Works Start with a frame, Cutting up recycled pellets Used rubber tires or containers

6. How It Works Plant the potatoes Then cover it with a layer of soil

7. How It Works In 2 weeks, sprouts will appear Stack up Cover the sprouts

8. How It works Potato sprouts will then produce more potatoes Repeat again… and again… and again!

9. How It works Potato sprouts will then produce more potatoes Repeat again… and again… and again!

10. Why Potatoes? As a food source Nutritious Promotes healthy digestion Big global and regional market Many uses other than for food As a better grade of fertilizer material A more efficient source of bio-energy than sugarcane

11. What’s so GOOD? Only 1 month till harvest time No “complicated” construction needed Ignores soil quality No big landmass needed Cheap and easy to start up Utilizes the village’s fertilizer source

12. Our Action Plan Experiment on different Potato types Source for a suitable type Find the “best” conditions needed Develop a website Create awareness of Stack Up Potatoes Raise funds Get recycled pellets Experiment with other plants Tapioca Sweet Potatoes