Bab 667: Chapter 507: Agricultural Plan_2

The problem is, as a pilot for the localisation of the Australasia Colony, Dili's population will inevitably experience a sudden surge in a short amount of time.

Even this surge has already begun, with Dili's population increasing by more than 10,000 in a short period of time, which is the extent of its annual population growth in previous years.

Although it is difficult for a colony like Dili to attract immigrants, there would be no problem with the source of immigrants if the government strongly supports it.

After all, the current per capita cultivated land area in Dili is as high as 3 acres, far exceeding the current situation in Australasia where the national per capita cultivated land area is less than 2 acres.

And the conditions offered by the Dili government for immigrants are very strong; as long as they are willing to reside permanently in Dili, they can obtain at least 4 acres of cultivated land and have accommodations arranged for free.