is that the plastic for covering planting beds?

last i bought in february, black 0.03 x 1.2M x 1roll = RM65

It's a small roll, very thin, should be 100M..


no problem

Mr Farmer,

Can spare some jackfruit seeds? looks interesting

Mr Farmer,

I saw in your previous posts that you are planting rubber tree as well.
I have a question; it is advisable to collect seed from existing trees, germinate and plant them in new field?

i have spare land and planning to plant rubber trees

that's why i'm planning to plant them

in anyways, is it necessary to graft the seedling?
or i just germinate them then transplant them when the time comes?
sorry ahh... my knowledge in rubber is 0%

Mr Farmer, the land for me only suitable for rubber as the access itself is 'kayu balak' access... thinking of palm oil but it's just not feasible to me...
i've asked around and LIGS is selling seedling at RM4.50/pc... will have a look on it later..

Mr xeroxphan, just for reference; i've actually developed a small palm oil farm (+-8acres) with financing from Agrobank. But, the land is not mine.. some proper documents (agreements, MPOB licence etc) are required. But do protect your interest and if possible you do sub-lease of the land.

Mr chris, thanks. great info..

p/s: Mr Para, bulletin not out yet?

This post has been edited by poks: Nov 30 2013, 10:12 AM

Mr Ah suknat.

It all depends on your operating cost whenever you want to try a system.

I'm doing other biz other than agri just to cover my other expenses. And i'm doing the exact system on your last part's comment. I only experience that you may sell cheap at big quantities with low quality and cost can be covered.

Other than that, opening small branches do help. I go for fixed price and they marked up price. Just sharing though & sorry for off topic. Lol

Ps: just do it

Mr Farmer,

It's durian season in keningau now?
Btw, in your experience what is the favourite durian around?
Just curious

Mr Suknat,
What is the update? Now I'm also looking for financing to replant ginger.
Agrobank is one of the option in view...

Mr Farmer, still taking care of your Cavendish? I'm still looking for ways to make them ripe yellow..

Hello funnyface,

I'll take things one step at the time.. target your crop, plant them, sell them and get the feel of the market..

when you think you can do it, plant larger... planting is not a problem but selling can be a big problem..

btw, can anyone help me..? how long can i pick up my banana fruit if they were exposed to mancozeb application.. Mr Para?

Mr Farmer, ginger price is good around here... replanting 2nd season

Update on my unknown banana... started fruiting
Planted somewhere Feb'13 >>> Oct'13 (1st pic) >>> Feb'14 (2nd pic)

now propagating this fella

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ah suknat,

Any links or website of infos?

got it, googled

This post has been edited by poks: Feb 19 2014, 11:29 AM

Is it a reality program?

sorry ya.. i spent too much time away from tv

ah suknat,
meet up ... i'll like to join. get some ideas will be great..
can ahhh???

lol...

need more hard work in that case....

1. be a customer (ie.: go eat first)
2. be a nice customer & dig info,
3. propose your products..


you can always do it the blunt way... "want to buy my product?"

Lol ....
still the best thing to do is put people in your farm.
but as for my banana, no people dare to i think as you can see traces of mancozeb on the leave

btw.. after much research i found out that the tall banana
i've posted is actually pisang raja... another collection
http://www.bananas.org/wiki/Musa_Belle

Mr suknat,

eggs have a hard shell unlike apple. but no harm trying & do share the result.

Mr framer,
i heard that wild agar tree is preferred compared to injected ones?
and how much cost per injection if you have any infos?

Just do it

I wish i was 26 when i started agriculture.

hahahahaha

very very true