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The paper that we dare not name.
Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia to withhold rubber exports in an attempt to drive up prices.

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31 minutes ago, Mosha said:

The paper that we dare not name.
Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia to withhold rubber exports in an attempt to drive up prices.

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Yep, they're quoting a B10 rise in price..hence why we stored

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Yep, they're quoting a B10 rise in price..hence why we stored
Well it worked so well with rice. 555

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Mr Grollies Sir, Dont bother storing it too long.
Let me help u not sleep whilst storing your rubber. A number of issues. Just 1 being. You arrive Home to find an empty shed????. Or heres a funny 1, itgoes mouldy because u stacked it without smoking it.[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]. Or how about this 1, u had 2 tonne of rubber when u stacked it or left it hanging there. Now 1 month later the price has gone up 3 bart pkg,but it now weighs 1,750kg????. Oh waitwaitwait heres a funny 1 u gonna love this 1. You stack it nice and high in the shed,about up to your head height. 1 month later you cant seperate the bottom 25% of the sheets as the weight has sealed them nicely together and you tear them trying to fk around separating them[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23].
All of these little funny or hilarious issues cost you money. Awsome . Enjoy yourself

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Storing it anyway mate, admittedly against advice on here. Like I said I'll let you all know how it goes. We've got 1200kg stored so far.

 

For me it's an experiment, on good advice from the head of the Rubber Research Centre, Chachensao. I ain't going to worry about it getting stolen or loosing weight drying out.

 

At the moment were busy cutting out 300 trees for a new project, so, doing our bit to improve the price, 555.

 

Check out Chinese investment in Thailand, rubber-wise.

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Storing it anyway mate, admittedly against advice on here. Like I said I'll let you all know how it goes. We've got 1200kg stored so far.
 
For me it's an experiment, on good advice from the head of the Rubber Research Centre, Chachensao. I ain't going to worry about it getting stolen or loosing weight drying out.
 
At the moment were busy cutting out 300 trees for a new project, so, doing our bit to improve the price, 555.
 
Check out Chinese investment in Thailand, rubber-wise.
Drying out isn't really a problem, dry ky fetches more money. The problem is mould, especially in unsmoked mats.

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2 minutes ago, Mosha said:

Drying out isn't really a problem, dry ky fetches more money. The problem is mould, especially in unsmoked mats.

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Storing cup lump, not sheet. Tappers reckon it'll fetch more and I can afford to take a hit on 1600-2000kg at these prices.

 

Please don't worry yourselves guys, like I said, whichever way it goes, I'll let you know.

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1 minute ago, cobbler said:

Ok good luck. Hope it goes well for you

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Thank you mate, I do appreciate your concern and have discussed at length the advice given on here. I haven't ignored it and always appreciate feedback, keep it coming!

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14 hours ago, grollies said:

Storing cup lump, not sheet. Tappers reckon it'll fetch more and I can afford to take a hit on 1600-2000kg at these prices.

 

Please don't worry yourselves guys, like I said, whichever way it goes, I'll let you know.

Do keep us informed. Be interesting to see if the stuff is still saleable and at what price when the time comes.

Is it bagged and airtight or in a pile open to the atmosphere?

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Do keep us informed. Be interesting to see if the stuff is still saleable and at what price when the time comes.
Is it bagged and airtight or in a pile open to the atmosphere?
I do know the place we sell to let's it dry out before they move it up the line.

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Sold cup at auction Thursday, 19.75 baht per kg.

Winning bid was by a consortium of 4 people who won all 7 auctions on the same day in the same province - serious cash!

Went back to a 55/45 split as the price dropped below the 20 baht threshold.

2 more sales and our season is over.

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Sold cup at auction yesterday, 20.85 baht per kg.

Gone back to a 60/40 split.

One more sale and we will probably be done for this season, time to loosen the wires, hang the cups and paint the panels.

Go again in April.

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7 hours ago, Mosha said:

Our trees are almost covered in new leaf growth already.

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Same here, love this time of year

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Hello

 

I was wondering if someone knew how much aproxamately one have to pay for buying land with already plantet rubber trees down in the south?

 

Regards Frode

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53 minutes ago, Frode said:

Hello

 

I was wondering if someone knew how much aproxamately one have to pay for buying land with already plantet rubber trees down in the south?

 

Regards Frode

In Narathiwat, Pattani or Yala

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55% of the takings to the owners 45% to the workers.

60%  "     "      "                           "        40% "     "        "        .

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After owning rubber trees for many years. My answer would be. Only but them in the knowing you r never going to make a profit unless rubber goes over 100 bart per kilo. Then even if it does go over 100 per kilo, for how long? 1 year? 2 years? Then crash again. Pfffft forget it. With the massive amounts of rubber coming out of the ivory coast africa. Also laos planted many 1000s of rai of rubber trees. Theyll b coming on line any time now. The rubber market is well and truely flooded.
Im not trying to insult you, just being honest.
Many other things you can grow and do to make much more money than rubber.
Cheers cobbler

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