Hi M-century, welcome to our community.
Just curious, why chili and why fertigation? Do you have any personal experience / training?

I'm also a newbie, and a mong cha cha 1. Planted some chili, traditional way, on ground.

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Added on December 30, 2011, 7:18 pm
HI chinyen, welcome back. Where's your new place? Can visit? 

hi, i am new to this forum and i am interested to understand more about agriculture thingy. To my amaze this forum actually have lots of information regarding agriculture and aquaculture, and failure experience contribution that willing to share with us. good job there!

Ok, i am a greenhorn in this field and hope all of the pros can nourish me like plants. just kidding. Please give me advice as i am thinking whether or not into venturing agriculture line.
  Here is my story, i am not a farmer, and i`m currently working in other sector line which totally different from agri and i 'm base in pj. i'm currently thinking of purchasing an agriculture land using my lifetime saving. The reason i choose agriculture land instead of house is that, erm.... agri land cheaper than house in pj. =P and pj house i can't afford to buy too expensive and bank wont loan me that much.

  At first i think of just simpan the land and wait for land harga naik for long term. But this is not good coz i need to service bank loan and no rental income. Sumore earn salary just to service the loan for long period of years.haiz.. btw currently i'm looking at at 1-2 acre agriland.

  That's y i think its best to make use of the land to plant something rather than leaving there to rott. and i have full time job this makes more unfit to do farming.

All proffesional here please give me hint, guidance for what to do with the land? and i got some silly question to ask , hope all you all dont mind.

1. is there any fast growing plant that doesn't need to take care often?
  like 1 month see 1 time ? through browsing the post , i have come accross some plants like chili, serai, herbs(plenty of herbs there but which wan suits me best?)  and aka wood, or maybe some wormy business ^^ ?

2. if let say plant those crops that mention above, estimate what's the return ? erm.... i know it sounds silly thinking of harvesting already, but honest speaking i need to know what is the return so that i can plan what to plant for me to service the bank.

3. The maintenence of the plant. Well if got any plant which don't need constant care? But i willing to plant them first, and during harvesting i have some foreigner in my line which i can use as manpower but have to pay.

4. theft plantation? if i`m not there for 1 month will my corpse gone? any idea to prevent? i`m thinking if the aka wood thingy will be the best, but 6-10 years before can harvest *_*" i think i will being sued to bankrupt by bank.

Please please nourish me >.<"

Anywhere in KL. Cheras can, Kajang also can (satay  ) 17th onwards.
Who wants to volunteer to organize?

Attendance
1) Para
2) Kg_teratai
3) M-century (you in?)
4) Mr Farmer

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 and thank u for yr response.
Am interested to know more about yr way with soon hock.
Also I have tilapia wh I culture to feed my aros and soon hock.
Will want to know more about yr tilapia feed. Give me range of this and prices.

Hi all, I'm interested in Aquaculture ... rear fish and make some profit.... any Sifu can give me some guideline for a new enroll ?

Not to be rude, but people now a days, want to do something (no plans, no direction, no experience) and want to make a profit. How to make a profit if everything is not in place? You'll be lucky if you don't loose all your capital/savings.
Planning
Budgeting
Site Selection
Trial Run
Mobilization
Production
Post Harvest Management
Logistic
Marketing
And very important, An Exit Plan
This is just something that I can thing of in this instant.
Sorry ah, please don't take this personally.