Yesterday was a tire and busy day for me. After rushing back from the North where I am building few farms for my readers. I have to meet up with one of my readers Dr.L from Cambodia.
He is a local but doing business there. In fact I do received many emails and calls from Indonesia,Thailand,Cambodia, and Vietnam.
The meeting was to discuss about new set up of farm in Cambodia. He was very keen about this business and wanted to build a farm there. He is sourcing for information that could help him to build a good farm the first time.
Most who are new in Swiftlet farming rarely do it right the first time if without guidance and clear understanding about this business.
Though it is not easy but it can be done. The basic is very important, I had met many farmers to my surprise majority of them know very little about the Macro and micro I mean the basic Macro and micro.
So it is very hard for them to achieve what they wanted if without knowing the above.
To start a Swiftlet farm is not hard. All you need is to have good capital but to have a successful one that could harvest few kgs of nests within a targeted period is not easy provided you know what you are doing.
It takes time to learn all these and there are no short cut. For sure one thing once you get involved there is no turning back.
But for those who know how to do it they really banging hard on it.
(all total 26 shop lots turned into Swiftlet farm "Banging hard on it". All owned by one single owner)So how much would you dare to invest?
Good Luck!
