Thinking of removing the soil, bag it to keep them moist. Hand carry back with me. No soil, hand carry no need to quarantine. ( no inspection 
Once arrived, plant them immediately and keep under shade with care. Then transfer to field.
Spoke with a friend before. they did it for Durian Red Prawn.

Possible to get 5 each for me Mastura & CJ3? Or is the nursery in Mantin? I can just drop by & buy from them next week?

Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Just the right time as I'm heading to Cheras Mahkota Monday afternoon.

As long as I can get a few to survive, I should be able to duplicate from those 

More interesting News to share.
Maybe we can emulate this here 
Japan: Farm-fresh produce delivery goes online

A growing number of consumers are purchasing fresh vegetables and fruit online directly from farmers.

Ayako Kakumoto, 36, a company employee from Tokyo’s Toshima Ward, began ordering vegetables six months ago on the My Farmer website operated by Tokyo-based mobile phone content developer Cybird Co. “I started shopping on the site as I became conscious of where vegetables are grown following the (March 2011) Great East Japan Earthquake,” Kakumoto said.

The earthquake and tsunami triggered the crisis at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant, fueling fears of radiation contamination in food.

Kakumoto said she likes the vegetables she purchases from the site, explaining that the green peppers, for example, “are very thick and taste the way I believe peppers should taste.”

Cybird launched the service in 2010 and has attracted about 12,000 members, mainly women in the Tokyo metropolitan area, according to the company. On the site, members can purchase vegetables and fruit produced by around 60 farmers from Hokkaido to Okinawa. Less than 10 percent of the members order products on a regular basis under the “private farmer” system, according to Cybird.

The company runs a vegetable market in Tokyo’s Shibuya Ward every month that brings together its contract farmers. “We wanted to create a system that allows consumers to feel safe about purchasing vegetables from specific farmers,” said Rikiyoshi Yoshida, who founded the service. The site posts pictures of the farmers along with explanations about where and how the vegetables and fruit are grown.

The operators can deliver fresh produce to consumers at reasonable prices as sourcing directly from producers allows them to cut delivery times and costs.

Source: japantimes.co.jp

Publication date: 10/21/2013

I went to Suzi's Nursery in Temerloh.
They have quite a number of Jack fruit clone.
The new Red Jack fruit
CJ-3
CJ-6 (no stock)
Mastura J37
Tekam Yellow J33
I acquire the Red, CJ-3 & Mastura. I feel that each clone has their own characteristic. Am still comparing and still do not have much details. Details on the Red / Mastura / CJ is kind of less.

Just trying to have some of each. My thinking is that a single / mono clone for the whole farm may not be that ideal.

From my research the term Honey Jackfruit is a term used on the sweet crunchy golden yellow type. Starting from J 33, Tikam Yellow is already classify as Honey Jackfruit.

Red is something new, not yet register. Not much information on the net, so has to test out myself. It's suppose sweet, crunchy, thick fruit.

I got the Mastura J 37, CJ-3 & the Red, total 30 plants.

Guys, the new budget for 2014 has been announced

Almost 8.4 billion are allocated to the agriculture industries.
That's a lot of money!

So what you guys think? Think my duck farm can benefit from it?

Hi, my name is twan das, i'm new here, my hometown is ipoh perak, now i've migrated to Singapore.

I would like to do farming and collaborate with all of you.If yku guys are around southern part of malaysia, i'd loved to visit your farm.

Eh bro you quote me but not saying a thing lol.

Who is going to Argoworld Expo in Melaka? I will be there this Sat.

I can't go 

Teratai, can please take plenty photos and share? Thank you, thank you. 

Hi Para,

Just visit my farm 2 weeks back. I have really no times to take care of it. The situation is bad.

Hi Twan,

Welcome. my farm will be about 3 hours from SG. You can go youture search Kampong Teratai. Singaporean go there for durian feast during the session.

Well 4X4 is fun. Durian is terrifically tasty.

How about fertilizer, machinery and other stuff? Solar powered device?

Hi Para,

My farm is already flower very little compare to other farm. Only one year once compare to other farm that can do at least 2 times a year.

Can go Yam Char in KL, Cheras.

Hey guys,

My friend and I are interested in venturing into Ag business mainly fruits and vegetables. Couple of questions:

1) We just graduated, in our early 20s. How can we actually get started in Ag nowadays? We have a full-time job. I am in Oil Palm Plantation; he is in Ag chemicals. Should we go full time or part time into Ag? What is the starting capital? We plan to go all Ag soon if our farm is established.
2) We plan to do integration for fruit or vegetables. Intercropping while waiting for main crop. For newbs like us, which is a better choice, fruit or vegetables? Considering we do not have any land and we would most probably start small, approx. 3-4 ac of land.
3) Any of the seniors here are willing to show us your farm and give us some advice? We can drive to your farm for the visit. Or maybe spare us some land not in cultivation for our trial and error.

We're very serious in venturing into Ag. Hopefully I can get some good response from the seniors.

Thank you very much.

Heya Mr. Para,

We just recently graduated. We both studied Agronomy. Yea, we plan to work for a few years before entering the ag business entirely. But at the moment, maybe we could do some part-time farming for trial and error and to learn more. My friend have been visiting farms because he's working in the ag chemical field. I am in the oil palm agronomy and research now. But with the high land prices, we couldn't catch up by just saving our money for the capital. Do you know where can we get funding or any other solution?

We're both in KL/PJ area. Would love to meet with you guys. It's always good to do connections.

  Sure, am leaving on Tuesday.
See you there. Old Town 12 ~ 13 hrs. Any changes, please phone ya?

ParaOpticaL
there's one forumer recommend me to look for u to seek advice on agriculture
should i PM u or create new topic?

Thank you for meeting up Para. It's great exchanging ideas and information with you. Learned a lot today. Thank you. See you again.