THE STORY BEGINS...

On 1st of May 2008, me and a friend (Omel) went to Port Dickson to ease our mind while fishing in Marina Lagoon. It was a splendid 3 days vacation cos we have a chance to talk about our career plan and our future, it was very relaxing eventhough thru out the vacation we only caught a fish, hehehe.. On our way back, we stopped by at Port Dickson Mini Zoo, me and Omel has been animals lover since we were kids. It was a very simple zoo runs by a family. What caught our attention was they have guinea fowls and quite other few game birds.

When we get back in KL, we start searching information of Guinea Fowl and how we can breed it so that everybody can "taste" this very exquisite taste of this special game bird. The search for this game birds is endless, and along the way we met new friends that share same compassions. On 11th June 2008, the 1st batch of guinea keets arrive in BinDim Farm (BD Farm) in Pontian, Johor together with 8 poultes. This is a pilot project and i dont even tell my mum about the arrival of these birds.. hehehe... btw BD farm is own by me and my brother (Abdul Kadir @ Kadir Belanda).

To date, BD Farm has more than 250 turkeys and arnd 50 guinea fowls, we also raised ayam kampung & Ayam Kabir, we are targeting of supplying at least 300 birds per month starting from June 2010. Other than poultry, we also have 4 ponds of catfish, 4 ponds of ikan puyu, and 2 ponds of ikan haruan in our humble BinDim Farm...

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Apa status projek ni??

salam semua...

kali ini kami nk kongsi bersama satu keratan akhbar yg diambil dari The Star, ni berita lama, dh dekat 2 tahun dah. Keratan dari surat khabar bertarikh 19 Julai 2008.

Apa yg kami nk tau adalah apa status program ni? dapat ke Maran dijadikan bandar ayam kg skrg? dapat ke penduduk kg atau penternak terpilih supply 13,000 ekor ayam kg (free range) yg dimaksudkan?

ok lah, ni dia keratan surat khabar tersebut untuk rujukan semua:



Saturday July 19, 2008
Boost for free-range chicken
By NIK NAIZI HUSIN


MARAN: Maran town is now known as bandar ayam kampung (free-range chicken town).

State Agriculture, Agro-based Industries and Felda Affairs Committee chairman Datuk Tan Mohd Aminuddin Ishak said the ayam kampung or free-range chicken had admirers but was not popular in the market as it lacked promotion.

Tan Aminuddin said the chicken, which is reared by villagers, would be monitored by the District Agriculture Department, State Veterinary Services Department, Federal Agriculture Marketing Authority and Malaysia Agriculture Research and Development Institute.

“We want to be assured that the chicken quality is good.


Trying his skills: Tan Aminuddin cooking gulai ayam kampungafter launching of the recipe in Maran recently.

“We will look into its feed and marketing as we want the supply to be consistent,” he said.

He added that he hoped to see ayam kampung readily available at restaurants in the Maran district.

He said a pioneer batch of 26 farmers were appointed to rear and supply an estimated 13,380 ayam kampung to the market.

“More farmers are expected to take part in the programme and they can also market the product to locals if demand is good.

“Tourists who want to taste ikan patin can visit Temerloh and those who prefer udang galah can go to Rompin.

“With this programme, people can go to Maran to taste ayam kampung in the form of rendang, ayam goreng, ayam percik, sup ayam and others,” he said.


P/S: sesiapa yg ada maklumat mengenai projek ni boleh la kongsi bersama kami, tq...
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