mind telling me which part in perak?

Hey guys! I would like to propose a joint venture project to anyone who is interested and has already planted their karas/agarwood tree. My friend and I are currently searching for the best inoculation technique in the international market. Once we have identify the best technique, we will bring it into Malaysia.

In a nutshell, what we will propose is that you will be incharge of planting those karas/agarwood tree and later on my friend and I will come in to inoculate those tree for you. Later after that, we will split the profit among ourself based on our agreement. If you are interested with it, please pm me your detail such as:

Your full name:
Contact number:
Number of karas tree you have:
Age of the tree:
The location of your plantation:

Remember, this is not the final proposal. We still have to work out all the detail. If you are really interested, we might have to find a day and discuss this face to face.


Early sign of gaharu resin formation. 1 year after inoculation.

This post has been edited by eehtsitna: Apr 15 2008, 09:27 AM

Kampung Gajah.......between ipoh and teluk intan

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Added on April 16, 2008, 5:31 pmI didn't know there are different inoculation techniques and the result will differs. Seems interesting. Please keep us updated

Just now, I met with one of the managar at Malaysian Herbal Corporation and he said Mardi has found a serum that can produce karas much faster than inoculaton technique in the market. It takes only a few months rather than 2 years.

This post has been edited by amirbashah: Apr 16 2008, 05:32 PM

Inoculation is process to shorted mature period for agarwood/gaharu. This technique coming from thailand and between inducement person who inject agarwood tree have own reason. Some of them make spiral inoculant by 4 in distance beetween every inducement. Without inoculation gaharu resin need 20-100 year will produce. Most agarwood tree will do inoculation at year 5 and the will cut the tree at year 6 and can sell RM1000 for every one. If you wand to sell wood RM20/kilogram and to produce perfume RM800 pertola and mostly faound 8-10 tola(12gram) for more info please visit www.dapat.net/agrotechsupplyandservices

thats good.

thanks for link.

I involed in agarwood 1.5 year,before that we hear thar agarwood can growth at asia rainforest. My nieghbour was involved to agarwood plantation have 2 milion child of agarwood in Laos. With him i get more info abaout agarwood. And now he was build agarwood factory in Thailand that have 136 steam equipment to produce accence/resin od perfume oil, and who have 1000 agarwood tree confirm millionare . My costing if you sell a wood tree after inoculation yo found RM855,000 and RM6.2 Million if you produce perfume oil. For time being i just sell child of agarwood with minumum order (10 pcs) arround puchong and gombak with consultation how to plant gaharu/agarwood. Makesure that you know type of spesis . In malaysia famous with sub integra-oil RM >RM50K/Kg,Crassna -oil > RM30K per/kg and malacencess-oil > RM10K/kg. Only Sub integra and crassna coming from out site (kemboja/thai) 6-7 year can sell,malacencces is local specis and longer to produce oil 7-8 year

My friend already started 2 year ago 33 acres with sub integra from Thailand, Im plainning for 17 acre, im just wondering if I can do cloning with his trees via cuttings. Any comments or ideas?

where is your friend and you are located?

Thanks

Just planted a tree at my land. Finally. But just one tree, my land is like a forest. Still 'semak'. Anyone could give me contacts of people who can clear my land?

This post has been edited by amirbashah: Apr 21 2008, 08:21 AM

Yup there are a variety of inoculation techniques out there and as usual, everyone claims that their technique is the best without any results to back them up. My advice to everyone is to make sure that you have some rough idea what those techniques are and how they work before you purchase any. Alot of people takes this opportunity to sell fake inoculation techniques just to make some quick bucks.

Another thing that everyone needs to remember is that do not overestimate your profit margin. Make sure that your margin is "logical" so you will not screw up with your financial management.

Regarding vegetative propogation (cutting), it can be done but if i am not mistaken, the mortality rate is high among seedlings propogated this way. Another important point is that, seedlings propogated through this technique usually does not have a nice tree stand. Meaning that they are usually not straight and they tend to have a lot of branches.

Hei eehtsitna, when can we meet up? You didn't call me the last time you're in KL

My recent trip in KL was short so i wasnt able to meet with anyone. Sorry about that. I am planning to go to KL again around June so perhaps we can now make some planning to meet up? We can all sit down and chat over a cup of coffee.

Good, I'll give you my number again in case you've lost it.0123766234. If you do come here, I'll try to set up a meeting somewhere in KL. Maybe you could bring some material to share with us.

hi, everyone

i m interested to see and hear about agarwood. I'd like to join in discussion if theres any gathering.

Sure, you can join us I think we should set up a club. Gaharu Club. Hehe.

This post has been edited by amirbashah: Apr 21 2008, 12:32 PM

amir I see you planted one tree haha, good time for beginner like me to followup. Looking forward to hear from you guys.

I'm not actually a beginner nor an expert. I've been doing research on gaharu almost a year now and I have 100 trees at my house. The reason I only planted one tree at my land because my showel broke yesterday. I was planning to plant 5 trees first and owing to the complication, I've to postpone. And besides my land is still full of old tress, bushes etc. It looks like a forest and that's why I couldn't plant the trees yet. I bought the trees first just to conduct a pilot test and unfortunately for me a lot of the trees died.

This post has been edited by amirbashah: Apr 21 2008, 12:34 PM

Why your trees died? Oh, I dont doubt on anyone knowledge on agarwood, especially I m beginner myself. I just got interested on agarwood plantations by reading this thread.

good to hear that..

hopefully we can discuss where to sell this tree or oil..

thanks