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nicotine
post Jan 29 2016, 07:54 PM

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QUOTE(Iceman74 @ Jan 29 2016, 07:00 PM)
I have tried a roughly 2000 litre for 100 tilapia n 100 catfish fry just for fun. Made a mistake mixed them in the tank. Tilapia grow very fast n not many catfish survived. By the time my tilapia grow to 600grams, the waste produced is heavy even for 100 tilapia fish.  So 500 fishes in 5000 litre tank growing, that is crazy unless u got high tech waste remover machine. Maybe u try split it up into 2 group once it get bigger. I love the feeding time. Below YouTube show can but nobody giving the trick to do it unless got $$

http://youtu.be/EGlIS-8QBgo
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Thank you for sharing,Mind to share ur water turn over rate, filteration method for ur 2k liter tank? How the survival rate for tilapia?

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post Jan 29 2016, 09:58 PM

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I didnt realized there was this thread in Lowyat, always have the interest to start some agro farming, but being in KL, land is the problem. If anyone can advise a good farming opportunity please let me know.
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post Jan 30 2016, 07:15 AM

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QUOTE(nicotine @ Jan 29 2016, 07:50 PM)
Thank you,very informative indeed. I'll redesign my filter again to take up more bio load. Assume 1000 fish at 800g per fish feed rate at 1.5% of weight. Total load per day around 12kg upon reaching harvest size.. I'll need a filter capable in handling atleast 16.8kg with 40% overhead for additional ammonia load.

Btw, your pond earth pond or fgt? Mind to share the capacity of ur pond for stocking 10k fish? Aeration,filtering method and etc?
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The farm is earthen pond. But we have non stop water flowing in from a river source. So we never have to worry about waste. Because of the flowing water, our ammonia levels never ever reach critical levels. If they start to rise we simply open the pipe to let in more water for a few hours. In effect we're doing a big scale water change.

For aeration, we use a 2hp air blower with aerotube. It is good enough because we have constant water flow. In fact you can use this method as well instead of oxygen injection for your ras. It's definitely the cheaper solution. Pond is roughly 1 acre in size.

Edit: you seem to know quite a bit about RAS, I'm still interested to learn about the ras system. Maybe we can meet up one day and share knowledge? Where are you based at?

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post Jan 30 2016, 03:43 PM

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QUOTE(thelws @ Jan 30 2016, 07:15 AM)
The farm is earthen pond. But we have non stop water flowing in from a river source. So we never have to worry about waste. Because of the flowing water, our ammonia levels never ever reach critical levels. If they start to rise we simply open the pipe to let in more water for a few hours. In effect we're doing a big scale water change.

For aeration, we use a 2hp air blower with aerotube. It is good enough because we have constant water flow. In fact you can use this method as well instead of oxygen injection for your ras. It's definitely the cheaper solution. Pond is roughly 1 acre in size.

Edit: you seem to know quite a bit about RAS, I'm still interested to learn about the ras system. Maybe we can meet up one day and share knowledge? Where are you based at?
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Ahh you have access to free water source. I don't have that kind of luxury as I'm converting my dad's workshop located in town area for aquaculture.

I'm not gonna use pure oxygen injection as it add up to the opex. I'll probably use a counter flow co2 stripper, if oxygen level is an issue later on, I'll just simply add throw in few o2 reactor power by air pump to further increase the dissolve oxygen.

Actually I'm still new on ras there's still a lot to learn, just started to research on this few month ago. smile.gif
BTW I'm had a full time job at KL, my aquaculture proof of concept project will be located at N9.


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post Feb 16 2016, 04:29 PM

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QUOTE(xeroxphan @ Feb 21 2015, 02:09 PM)
Yo guys, I'd like to join the farming enthusiast club. Planting chili on fertigation early Dec and we're ready to harvest early March. If u guys need any information on chili fertigation, feel free to ask. I'd like to help out if I can.

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I am considering to rent a land in Kuang 6 acres. can you share information as follow ?

1.)How much yield you can get from one plant 2~2.5kg of Cili Kulai 568 ?
2.)Generally Cili Kulai 568 yield per year per plant ?


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post Feb 16 2016, 06:02 PM

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QUOTE(Solar freak @ Feb 16 2016, 04:29 PM)
I am considering to rent a land in Kuang 6 acres. can you share information as follow ?

1.)How much yield you can get from one plant 2~2.5kg  of Cili Kulai 568 ?
2.)Generally  Cili Kulai 568 yield per year per plant ?
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Hello,

We're using fertigation system. Currently we have around 7000 plants on 1.8 acres of land. Our previous planting we had 10k plants on 1.8 acres. We harvested for 2.5 months, we got round 2.5 kg per plant during that duration. That was only the first cycle. You can harvest for up to 9 months if your plants are healthy. However, we had virus issue and we replanted. 4-5 kg per plant 2-3 cycles is not a problem.
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post Feb 16 2016, 10:11 PM

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Any recommendations on how to search for agriculture land?
What are the best approaches?

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post Feb 18 2016, 11:44 AM

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QUOTE(xeroxphan @ Feb 16 2016, 06:02 PM)
Hello,

We're using fertigation system. Currently we have around 7000 plants on 1.8 acres of land. Our previous planting we had 10k plants on 1.8 acres. We harvested for 2.5 months, we got round 2.5 kg per plant during that duration. That was only the first cycle. You can harvest for up to 9 months if your plants are healthy. However, we had virus issue and we replanted. 4-5 kg per plant 2-3 cycles is not a problem.
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Hi can I know where is your farm ? Can I meet you personally to understand more ? I really need some guidance as my rented land is pretty expensive hence have to proper plan crop to plant in my Farm. I have PM you pls check it out

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post Feb 21 2016, 04:59 PM

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QUOTE(nicotine @ Jan 30 2016, 03:43 PM)
Ahh you have access to free water source. I don't have that kind of luxury as I'm converting my dad's workshop located in town area for aquaculture.

I'm not gonna use pure oxygen injection as it add up to the opex. I'll probably use a counter flow co2 stripper, if oxygen level is an issue later on, I'll just simply add throw in few o2 reactor power by air pump to further increase the dissolve oxygen.

Actually I'm still new on ras there's still a lot to learn, just started to research on this few month ago. smile.gif
BTW I'm had a full time job at KL, my aquaculture proof of concept project will be located at N9.
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U got underground water? if you doesnt wanna do that , you should have a drum filter, bio filters are more appropriate for low density aquarium fish.
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post Apr 14 2016, 02:36 PM

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Hi guys,

I am selling a new premium product - Liquid fertiliser (PlantoForte)

It is a relatively new product but it has achieved some great results in oil palm plantation, seng kuang, flowers etc

Seng kuang farmers in Ipoh area that uses our products has achieved almost 30 tons per 1 acre.

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Anyone interested can contact me at 0176557520 or email info@plantoforte.com with your details.

We also provide consultancy if you have any problem with your plants.

Thank you

www.plantoforte.com (still under construction)

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post Apr 14 2016, 03:01 PM

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QUOTE(ParaOpticaL @ Jan 26 2007, 02:14 PM)
Hello People,

we are proud to inform that a bunch of us (you guys know who you are) had just finished publishing an Agri & Aqua Culturing Newsletter.

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Year 2012 Plans

http://forum.lowyat.net/user/MrFarmer

Planning my strategy for year 2012.
Looking at crops with minimal care
Short Term crops
Field Corns
Groundnuts
Pumpkins/Winter Melon
Sweet Potatoes

Mid Term crops
Bananas
Yam (for area prone to floods)

http://forum.lowyat.net/user/ParaOpticaL

My Focus & Strategy for 2013 is as follows :-

12ac :-
Finish planting the below
- Nangka (80%) - Well on track to fruit by end of the year (The tree fruited around the 18th month which i will post pictures later but because the tree not big enough thus added fertiliser and delay fruiting till after CNY 2014)
- Banana - Once finish harvesting TOTAL REMOVAL
- Papaya - Intercropping (Will remove as my Nangka are progressing very well)
- Durian (20%)
5ac :-
Planning to start a 1 acre papaya intercrop with durian planting before going full scale. (Changed to 1/2 acre Papaya + Durian & 1/2 acre Papaya + Soursop)
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post May 17 2016, 12:08 PM

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Thanks for the good information. Love to hear more about your ventures.

We're also building up as a machinery company in Malaysia.
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post May 17 2016, 01:23 PM

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Wow!.....i love farming and gardening. I'm planning to start a farm in my father's land in Puchong. There is never a time better to get into farming. Planning to plant sunn hemp in a test bed in that land before I start the main crop which is corn.
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post May 17 2016, 01:25 PM

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QUOTE(xeroxphan @ Feb 16 2016, 06:02 PM)
Hello,

We're using fertigation system. Currently we have around 7000 plants on 1.8 acres of land. Our previous planting we had 10k plants on 1.8 acres. We harvested for 2.5 months, we got round 2.5 kg per plant during that duration. That was only the first cycle. You can harvest for up to 9 months if your plants are healthy. However, we had virus issue and we replanted. 4-5 kg per plant 2-3 cycles is not a problem.
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Which has more yield per acre, chilli or okra?
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post Jul 16 2016, 01:01 PM

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post Jul 18 2016, 12:13 PM

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questions:

1. how to hunt for cheap land? approx say 2-4 acres with free clean water preferably.
2. how to hunt for a proper caretaker/farm manager? what is the going rate for say bentong area?

thanks.

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post Jul 18 2016, 12:52 PM

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Im planting papaya from scratch. Any heads up?

Currently Im cultivating seeds on its 8th day. Only 30% success i assume and still growing; based on approx 3k bags consist of 4 seeds each.
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post Jul 18 2016, 08:20 PM

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Been a silent reader in this thread for quite a while. Thanks for the positive feedback & contribution from Agri otai here. Keep up the good discussion.
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post Jul 27 2016, 11:19 AM

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Hi guys. Just found this place. Any ideas on how to start home-shrimp -farming ?

I remember reading it in the newspaper some time ago (maybe in 2015) that featured some homes in malaysia doing it, but can't find anything online.
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cheers guys, still active?

 

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