Bro,
terutama untuk Tuckfook,,,
nak tanya sikit,
what is your opinion on using unfired clay brick on swiftlet farms ?
Thanks in advance.
http://majpadu.com/bricks/?p=136
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Feb 25 2011, 12:09 PM
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Bro,
terutama untuk Tuckfook,,, nak tanya sikit, what is your opinion on using unfired clay brick on swiftlet farms ? Thanks in advance. http://majpadu.com/bricks/?p=136 |
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Mar 10 2011, 02:35 PM
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QUOTE(BirdNest_Satay @ Mar 9 2011, 09:52 PM) just now after rain went to see a location Bro,1000+ swiftlets flying cover the whole sky 1 successful BH there with a few supporting bh around there's 1 shophouse directly 6m behind for sale but the owner asking 400k for the 2storey corner unit .... quite expensive because that place ground floor no commercial use/rental Seniors here .... can give me newbie some opinions ??? Thank You. For that kind of money, where the building of no other commercial value, I would rather invest in standalone at agri land, the decision is solely yours, as at any times we see things differently, and in swiftlet farming there would be no right or wrong answer, only whether or not a right calculative moves. if i look the thing in right perspective, as far as i am concerned there pratically no FAIL BIRD HOUSE, it is a matter or time, if we dont make rich in our life time our children will, if not our children our grand children will, so,only time will decide bro, correct me if am wrong Best wishes. This post has been edited by Ayah Embong: Mar 10 2011, 02:39 PM |
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Mar 27 2011, 01:29 PM
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Jun 1 2011, 05:55 AM
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Good points tuckfook.
BRO QUOTE(Gravity @ May 31 2011, 11:35 PM) Dear sifu sekalian, i'm interested to venture into this business as well. Mind to share is there any seminars or any briefing given by government on this industry? Please check with Jabatan vetirinar, there would be one in near future conference swiftlet ranching 17-19 july 2011...please go to icotos@unisza.edu.my for more info seriously i have no idea how to start and where to start learning. been to MPH for books and found 0.. many books at sam's store, Gyms Klang, and what do you think about the current climate? will worsen climate affect the lifestyle of swiftlet like changes on weather, haze etc. Are there any official organization out there? ini boss kena tanya sifu sifu besar, lah many organisation and association..[COLOR=orange] Sorry for the noob questions @@ Added on June 1, 2011, 6:04 amBro lainux, me lurking in this forum for over 2 years, me think tuckfoock and WW would be able to guide you. Best wishes This post has been edited by Ayah Embong: Jun 1 2011, 06:06 AM |
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Jun 8 2011, 10:02 PM
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QUOTE(tuckfook @ Jun 8 2011, 08:06 PM) I have tried, and tried and tried again..........................same story. If I found the miracle potion I would charge 10% of your harvest, no need to sell for cash up front......I'll be waiting at harvest time and you'll be very happy to give me my commission too. what about body aroma? |
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Jun 10 2011, 07:28 AM
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points noted all.
Dear Bros, May i ask and get a clear answer regarding outside plastering, beside heavily concluded that plastering might assist is hindering the predators, would the experience farmers elaborate what are advantages and disadvantages of outside plastering. my inexperience observation that plastering only pleases the eyes and would only cost more, please be kind enough to elaborate further.. p.s tuckfook thanks for your recommendation on the unfired brick, it is a very useful and worthy infos. |
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Jun 10 2011, 09:03 AM
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i have seen most of your works and i notice they are all nicely finished, however is there a proven evident that wall plastering really reduce the temperature by 5 Degrees ? if pest or other predators could be controlled, do you personally think that it still need plastering?
Thanks for you kind feedback.. Hmmmmmm. Added on June 10, 2011, 9:26 amafter going thru the net... i can safely concluded that "The purpose of rendering is two-fold, namely to weatherproof the building wall and to provide pleasing finishes of various textures." please comments. This post has been edited by Ayah Embong: Jun 10 2011, 09:26 AM |
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Jun 10 2011, 06:06 PM
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BENCHAI!
Bow may i ask, plastering both inside and outside? given the choice would you only plaster inside or outside? would appreciate your input, thanks This post has been edited by Ayah Embong: Jun 10 2011, 06:58 PM |
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Jun 11 2011, 06:46 AM
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Thanks Ben,
the inside plastering would do you any good or just pleases the eyes? |
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Jun 11 2011, 12:44 PM
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@Benchai
may i conclude that your future preference would be 1. plastering out side and painting with NASA approved additive. reasons a: predators prevention b: insulation c: green effect 2. unplaster inside - of course with correct wall material reason : to give the wall "breathing and or life" p.s if there is insulating cement on the market would you still prefer to paint? @ Bro WW you reasons for outside plastering is only predators prevention - what if you could prevent the predators by other means like ... say a sheet of alluminium with 4-5 feet width .. would you still want to plaster your wall? as painting - maybe you would consider NASA approved addictive as per suggestion by Benchai using " Kingkote," paint - the paint cost RM680/20 litres. What say you my dear WW? This post has been edited by Ayah Embong: Jun 11 2011, 01:14 PM |
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Jun 11 2011, 05:46 PM
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I hear you loud and clear. still I dont get the answer for the "breathing/life " wall, would you still plaster inside? WW, your intention of using cheap marble is a briliant idea and that covers the predators part, on lasting am not sure as there are still many colonial buildings last till now without plastering. however finitura superficiale sure, and if you use face bricks would you still plaster? correction on KK paint, it was not mention by BC, it was me, BC did mention about the addictive for aircraft paint and I think is is NASA approved addictive, which you could get it even on ebay. I really thank you both for a very worthy inputs. I wish you both and all others.. all the best and happy farming and good life as always. Nice day |
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thanks Tuckfook for the input
if I may add, What is breathable paint? A breathable paint does not contain acrylics or any other chemical compound that can seal the surface of a wall. Sealed surfaces can create a problematic barrier to any damp in a wall. You cannot seal in the damp for ever. With nowhere to go, it could eventually blow the paint and plaster off the wall. Whether it be an old wall with inherent damp problems or a newly plastered wall, it is far better to let it breathe through the paint. A breathable paint helps balance the humidity in your home or the workplace, which makes for a more comfortable living environment. Breathable paint won't seal in any dampness in your walls – something that can result in more serious problems. Breathable paint also reduces the likelihood of condensation which, as we all know, encourages mildew and mould |
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"I have come across 2 bh in Sabah suffering from the same problem ( one built by The writer) problem is now solved and steady growth have resumed. My shares BH in Kuching also share same problem . My partner prof. Andy Yap work very hard to stimulate and give live to the BH ,. Surprised the population is exploding in the last two months. I am actually in the airport very bored and on the way to Kuching to checked out the BH. If I have any exciting feed back will share with you. good luck "
Dear Bc, Same problem you mean - stagnant ? if you may shares what problems causes the stagnant growth and to the benefit of this forum especially ME.. please let us know what have been done to resolve the problems. Thanks. This post has been edited by Ayah Embong: Jun 14 2011, 11:41 AM |
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all has concluded that plastering is necessary and "IN" for and those has not done so are outdated in this industry(excuse me, huhh, if only i could turn the clock i dont mind being those outdated and old fashion!!!) 1. the life of the building 2. one of many ways of predators prevention 3. insulation in view of additional thickness 4. better finishing and pleases the eyes. next questions 1. does painting has any effect on the micro habitat? 2. does Af has color preference? if it does what are preference colors? would appreciate input from experience farmers? |
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@WW, you have always aspire me and life much more easier.
God bless you. |
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WW,
5 years ago may be your friend has a fair chance, and at the rate BH being built now with all sort of high tech equipments to support, i have feeling you friend is going to sail into stormy waters. I wish him all the best too. |
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ooo cool down uncle BC, "Every man has to get to heaven his own way"
excuse me it is "Hairy Cock/d***" in malay P***R Bulu could you give rough floor plans, of the 2 mentioned BHs, please This post has been edited by Ayah Embong: Jun 23 2011, 10:46 PM |
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ooo sani , salam buat anda
" I'll lend you my shoulder for you to cry on, my ears to listen to, my hand for you to hold, my feet to walk with you, but I can't lend you my heart because ....... " Added on June 23, 2011, 11:21 pm QUOTE(hunter1425 @ Jun 22 2011, 08:40 AM) Hello everybody. This post has been edited by Ayah Embong: Jun 23 2011, 11:35 PMHi too Bro My 1st post here, just joined up this month. one month with over 72 posting, where do you hang out ? Have been reading this thread for the last 2 years on and off. me over 3 years , daily without fail , before i even dare to speak out Excellent group of brothers here. Most helpful and unselfish to share your experience and knowledge , not one off, but over the years. SALUTE !!]my hat off No, am not into BH yet. Wait till I joint bro WW pensioner, building a new farm which cost him almost 1M, you cant be serious that he will be in that club.. LOL club then have more time. |
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Bro,
if i may comment QUOTE(northface @ Jun 24 2011, 06:45 PM) There's a question I need the input from sifus here. those are my personal understanding and i also welcome further correction where am wrong.Is it possible to have 2 entrance in a BH? Am no sifu but let me put down here my personal understanding and short experience, it is possible Basically this is the deal, my friend's BH 24x80 3 storeys initially started with roof opening, however after 4-5 months only 2-3 spots of droppings on the 2nd floor. After paying his place a visit I recommended him to try hacking off a side entrance on another side (for example roof ent on south side, side ent on north side). This worked as after 1 month now there is already 10 new spots of dropping in 2nd floor. Then we sealed off the roof entrance. But the birds aren't going down to 1st and ground floor at all. The reason might be because the stairs were designed to be near the roof opening so then can fly down. But since the new entrance is on another side of the building, the stairs are very far away, the birds need to fly almost to the other end before they can go down. That should be ok, as long as you have a good enough opening, personnal I prefer 4x4 m , however you could settle for lesser size of 2.5x3m I was thinking to reopen the roof opening, please dont maybe partially not fully so there will be some light and the birds can see the path down to 1st and ground floor, will this work?, please dont get yourself confused, have confident in what you are doing, a small ventilation at strategic places could assist as guide path good luck and best wishes. Added on June 24, 2011, 9:04 pm QUOTE(northface @ Jun 24 2011, 07:06 PM) Added picture, the red dots are where the new droppings are located at, notice they only spread around 2nd floor but do not go down to 1st floor, let alone ground floor. oooo soooo confusing,So I was thinking of re-opening the old entrance, would that work? oooo on seeing this, my eyes and head goes wank, to many partition i guess,, i dont understand why you need all those for, may be just a simple middle separator at the back of the house would assist, with a minimum of 4m from the back wall. if i were you i will remove all those partition and move the second partition (facing the old LMB) to the back on the void. again the direction of the stairs could have been the main culprit also i dont know may be size of the void, what is the size of the void ? on seeing this design, if i were you, without further consideration of the flight path, sun direction and also the effect if strong trade winds, i would definitely would not open the entrance hole at the new place you have open but instead on the side of the old hole facing directly the void.. only my personal opinion This post has been edited by Ayah Embong: Jun 24 2011, 09:16 PM |
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QUOTE(northface @ Jun 24 2011, 09:47 PM) Sifu ayah embong, ps Bro, dont worry too much about brightness, the birds would be able to adjust to meet its requirements and where it wishes to roost , all they need are peace, comfortable and quiet place as am sure... there are soo many dark places on the lower floor,,Hello bro, me no sifu, lah, Since the new entrance is side, in order to preserve some nesting space therefore a partition is made, if not it is too bright. As of now seems like some birds are settling down there so it should be fine. The end of the partition should have extended all the way to where the old roof entrance was. But since this renovation was done in the short time we decided to just leave that one wall, so it might look weird to yo. then you have only one lah, after the entrance hole 12 feet away, and also another one blocking the void, try those.. if you may please send a new version as per my recommendation. The stair void is large enough, it's 10x12ft. good enough Looking at my picture, I just don't know how to guide the birds down to the 1st and ground floor. There's ZERO droppings, not even a tiny droplet near the void. The birds just come in the side entrance and turn into the partitioned room. what about guiding/pulling tweerters from the LMB to void.. must use them effectively.. dont make life soo complicated for them, all they need are house with easy in easy out, as i can see you are not building those for them but rather for own living, macam macam ada, living room lah, bedroom lah, toilet lah, kitchen lah, ,garden lah... think simple BRO., where less is more. This post has been edited by Ayah Embong: Jun 24 2011, 10:43 PM |
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