The rubber traders seem to follow the old Thai way of doing business. Use someone else money. I see this quite often in the north where produce is sold with payment to the farmer taking place when the middle man make a deal and gets paid. Even some of the government entities who purchase produce pay on a 1 to 2 week time frame.

Whatever you decide jc, good luck to you.

Buy a successful bird nest farm i.e. needed only very small land, less than 1 rai.

A successful bird house that produce 4MB return per yr & increase gradually year by year with min. 30% each yr, it should be in the region of not more than 40MB.

As some of you may know, I (the wife) has a contract with Saha Farms to produce their chicken, we have around 18,000 birds

six stock turns per year and we make a very decent living.

You need to invest in the land the buildings and possibly electricity depending on where the land is,

To build the chicken shed with the huge fans, water drinking nipples, feeder trays etc, will set you back around 2 mill baht, but a nett profit of around 1 mill per year.