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 ?

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.

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

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

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.

Hi guys,

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

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Which has more yield per acre, chilli or okra?

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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.

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.

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.

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.

cheers guys, still active?

I have done some study on fertigation system and bought a mini set installed behind my yard. Result was pretty good, harvested nice rock melon's; however it is not as sweet as expected. I am still trying, hopefully my second round will be more sweet. Some photos for sharing...

where u buy the set?

Hi guys,

been thinking to venture into cocoa plantation.

any of you guys have experience or thoughts to share?

my only concern so far is hiring labour and finding buyers. so far, the production of cocoa in malaysia has been dropping, was wondering if it's due to the plant fragility or labor intensive?

can advise?

Well, first you might not want to directly jump into plantation...
plant on a small scale first.... i've jumped into many many fruits/plants etc before and at the end of the day, i went back to my first and basic darling banana planting...

it's not about price good or not as price depends on supply & demand... all commercial commodities are facing price drop and it is a good idea to start planting..

what ever it is, plant small scale so that you can learn the tricks and trade so to prepare yourself for bigger challenges...