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I know that you can buy the eggs for hatching crickets and other of these bugs that they are farming. My students made a one year project about breeding crickets, they invested 2000 Baht for the first eggs and in the end they made a 2000 Baht profit in one year. Another pair of students bought piglets for 2000 Baht, took care and feed them for 4 months (3 batches/year) and sold them with a profit of 15,000 Baht (batch) when the feed and vaccination costs where deducted, that left them with a total profit of just over 40,000Baht in one year...

On the other hand, if anything goes wrong you loos less money with bugs! My friend have a pig farm. He takes 1200 piglets for each batch. During the rainy season close to 400 pigs died for him leaving him with an over 200,000Baht loss for this batch

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World renowned and published insect breeder speciality butterfly's steven bird resides in Thailand . He is currently in the UK awaiting his mothers health to get better or for her to pass on to pastures new .

If you would like me to put you in touch personal message me and I'll put you in contact, inc name, location and email.

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I've read one and a half pages and still haven't seen anything about the Toyota?

“Crickets paid for this farm. Crickets bought my car,” she said, pointing at a relatively new Toyota. “Cricket farming can pull you out of poverty.”

The very last sentence, they did it just to taunt you. smile.png

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I've read one and a half pages and still haven't seen anything about the Toyota?

“Crickets paid for this farm. Crickets bought my car,” she said, pointing at a relatively new Toyota. “Cricket farming can pull you out of poverty.”

The very last sentence, they did it just to taunt you. smile.png

You mean crickets got the deposit,and then borrow the rest from the bank.

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I'm interested to know how a concrete pen, built for insects, looks like. If you happen to have a few photos, I'd really appreciate it if you could post them - if not, no worries.

Interesting story. Thanks.

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I'm interested to know how a concrete pen, built for insects, looks like. If you happen to have a few photos, I'd really appreciate it if you could post them - if not, no worries.

Interesting story. Thanks.

the bottom corner L/H side of the OP has a link with pic's.

rice555

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I know this doesnt help with pics , but, just build it the same as a brick wall . Use hollow block style bricks. Cement render the inside of the pen. Cement the floor

Cheers Cobbler

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I'm interested to know how a concrete pen, built for insects, looks like. If you happen to have a few photos, I'd really appreciate it if you could post them - if not, no worries.

Interesting story. Thanks.

the bottom corner L/H side of the OP has a link with pic's.

rice555

Thank you...

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This is from the earth worm farm at Maejo university. I don't remember how many of these they have. They use the earth worms for composting and making bio fertilizer. When I was there they sold worms for 5-600 Baht a kg.

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