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 V4. Swiftlet Keeping Discussions, All About Swiftlet Keeping Industry

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leongyitseng
post Dec 9 2011, 09:46 AM

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QUOTE(chaobaodtw @ Dec 7 2011, 03:14 PM)
Year Started: 8 jan 2010
Location: taiping
Size: 24 x 70
Type: open roof
Results:
3months = 15+-nests(50+-birds)
6months=  30+-nests(100+-birds)
10months= 20nests havested+ 30+-nests(180+-birds)
11months= 15nests havested+ 35+-nests(230-250birds)
I'm satisfied with my results.
p/s: my 24x70 individual bh fee=RM140k+RM20k(internal with guarantee 30birdnest in 1 year)
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hello Chao, I am looking a good track record contractor for my new BH. If yours is trustable, would you mind to share the contractor contact? my email: yitsengleong@yahoo.com
thanks
leongyitseng
post Feb 29 2012, 10:15 PM

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I am also interested in BH in Cambodia, the only problem is how are gonna manage BH?? Any masters here are running this or experience the practice there? Our government seems like not very support in this farming. Appreciate more inputs.

QUOTE(northface @ Feb 29 2012, 06:02 PM)
icecold, I think Cambodia's weather should be similar to those of peninsular Malaysia's East coast, since Cambodia's shore line is located along the Gulf of Thailand, which is essentially connected to south china sea. It is slightly located northwards so the temp should be cooler.

I think for most ppl, the problem is how to manage your BH in Cambodia, not its weather.
And you're wrong about swiftlets, they are a tropical species therefore they love hot and humid weather, you go somewhere slightly higher like Genting Highlands and you will see zero swiftlets, a lof of grass swiftlets but no EBN-making swiftlets.
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