Well ahteck88, I'm sure you can build a career in Agriculture.
Me, I'm trying too, work hard for a few years, then hope to "enjoy the fruits of labor" later on. Also hoping to pass on what I had nurture to the next generation (as some agriculture is long term).

anyone heading out to MAHA 2012 ???

I'm going. Most probably 23rd, 1st day,
Very excited about it, can't wait!
See you there.

I mostly will go at second day 24th or 25th Oct.

anybody also can go? need to register?

Oh yes.
You can also per-register online.
So many things to see.

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Added on November 2, 2012, 6:20 pmHi Teratai, you go 24th, catalogs all no more lor, I grab all jor

This post has been edited by MrFarmer: Nov 2 2012, 06:20 PM

ok thanks

Hi Farmer,

I have no choice, I will need to work at Friday, only free at Saturday.

Now the oil palm also no price, small potato like me really no eye see already.

Hi Kg Teratai,
In agriculture, good price or low price, you'll just need to carry on. It's on a long term, averaging. From my conversation with some friends here, still ok wor. Still got profit.

Rubber also having problems.
You are not alone, stay motivated. Price shall raise again, and you can go singing karaoke.

Hi Farmer,

The price is still survivable at this moment provided it is not down trend again.
Like you mention, low price or high price, we will still need to continue to yield.
I wish that situation can turn into better side. You may heard that oil palm buyer from farm will charge rm40 in order to safeguard their profit. This is a very ridiculous policy. I am not sure if they will really go ahead with this policy. Price of fertilizers and other necessities for the farming have been increasing. These are the negative factors that will discourage us.

Here, most of the small holders sent their oil palm to the collection center.
Not to mention the minimum wages. New medical insurance scheme for foreign labors.
Cost of doing business is definitely going up.

Hi everyone,
Seems like everyone is making progress here.

I'm reporting in again this time.

My company now sell and distribute Tilapia fish feed pellet with small, medium and large size.

What my company offers?
1) high quality yet economical Tilapia fish feed

2) free consultation service on pond improvement and to those who wish to start up.

3) Guaranteed fish buy back with highest possible price (according to market price). Our buyback price only applicable if using our fish feed pellets. However, if you manage to find middleman that offer higher price than us, we would accept it too as its a free market. Because the quality, texture and flavor of the fish using our feed is highly in demand. Therefore, you won't have to worry no one to buy your fish.

4) Our feed had been tested and proven by the fish quality because we are using it ourself.

5) The success of our company rely on the success of our clients. We not only see our clients as customers, they are also our business partners as their success are crucial to us.

Here are some of the basic info I would like to share here rather than wall of text.

Whether you are already on tilapia farming that looking to optimize your profit or you plan to execute your plan but have tons of worries. You can just drop me an email at:
lichengmajutrading@gmail.com
Please drop me your name, location and your current status.

The best thing is there's more to come from us to assist tilapia fish farmers to maximise profits.

Good luck

Hi everyone,
does anyone have the good ideas how to harvest vermicast?

Good Morning everyone, does anyone know where I can get some worms such as African Nightcrawler, Tiger Worm or Red Worm in PJ area?

I got a red worm supplier but he lives at Port Klang. Do u wan his contact number?

Mind PM me the number. Thank you.

Hi everybody! I am new here. My interest is in Soon Hock and have benefited reading the many tips members here have provided on the subject. Some questions I have hopefully some of u may know the answers of and they are:
1. Other than fr the wild malaysian soon hock farmers(say those in Johor) get their fingerlings from what reliable sources?
2. Is integrated soon hock/tilapia farming a reliable and significant source for fingerlings supply?
3. I was told there is an uncle in Kulai who is successful breeding and raising soon hock fingerlings in earthen ponds(the natural way) and is regular supplier of fingerlings to farms in Johor. Any body here can provide his address and contact number?

Hi People,

This is the November 2012 Newsletter

November 2012 Newsletter

Hi Farmer,

Do you pre register for the MAHA?

I have registered and received an email ask me to go there collect the badge. However, when I went there, they tell me do not have to take the badge, you will only have to walk in. Really waste my time.

For Soon Hock, I only know a way which is practically zero cost that can succeed, other ways I not too sure

For Tilapia, only advise I can provide is to get yourself a mentor, copy his/her model to get a feel of it. There are many ways that can work.
Any other questions, can ask me, I can help me a bit. I distribute Tilapia fish feed.