List 2009-2010

SENARAI SUARA BURUNG WALIT DI www.swiftletcd.blogspot.com

EXTMPSS-PRO1 (AKAN DATANG)- EXTERNAL SOUND
EXTMPSS-PRO2 (AKAN DATANG)- EXTERNAL SOUND
EXTMPSS-PRO3 (AKAN DATANG)- EXTERNAL SOUND
EXTMPSS-PLATINUM 3 (AKAN DATANG)- EXTERNAL SOUND
EXTMPSS-PLATINUM 4 (AKAN DATANG)- EXTERNAL SOUND
EXTMPSS-PLATINUM 5 (AKAN DATANG)- EXTERNAL SOUND

INTMPSS-PLATINUM 6 (AKAN DATANG)- INTERNAL SOUND

EDISI KHAS SUARA LUAR (EXTERNAL SOND):- AKAN DATANG
EXTMPSS-TITANIUM 1
EXTMPSS TITANIUM 2

EDISI KHAS SUARA DALAM (INTERNAL SOUND):- AKAN DATANG
INTMPSS-TITANIUM 1
INTMPSS-TITANIUM 2

SUARA LUAR (EXTERNAL SOUND)
EXTMPSS-XX1 RM200
EXTMPSS-XX2 RM150
EXTMPSS-XX3 RM100
EXTMPSS-XX4 RM100
EXTMPSS-XX5 RM100

SUARA DALAM (internal sound)
INTMPSS-YY1 RM200
INTMPSS-YY2 RM100
INTMPSS-YY3 RM100

SET PREMIER 2
SUARA LUAR (EXTERNAL SOUND)
EXTMPSS-LD RM600
EXTMPSS-TR RM600
EXTMPSS-PR RM600
EXTMPSS-LN RM600
INTMPSS-LD RM400
INTMPSS-TR RM400
INTMPSS-PR RM400
INTMPSS-LN RM400

SET PREMIER 1
EXTMPSS007B
EXTMPSS008H
EXTMPSS009M
EXTMPSS010H

2009
EXTERNAL SOUND
EXTMPSS-KKRAI1
EXTMPSS-KKRAI2
EXTMPSS-KKRAI3
EXTMPSS-PD1
EXTMPSS-PD2
EXTMPSS-TAN1
EXTMPSS-TAN2
EXTMPSS-QW
EXTMPSS-BU
EXTMPSS-PI
EXTMPSS-MUKAH1
EXTMPSS-MUKAH2
EXTMPSS-GS1
EXTMPSS-GS2
EXTMPSS-GS3
EXTMPSS-GS4
EXTMPSS-GS5
EXTMPSS-GS6
EXTMPSS-GS7
EXTMPSS-GS8
EXTMPSS-GS9
EXTMPSS-GS10
EXTMPSS-MOST1
EXTMPSS-MOST2
EXTMPSS-MOST3
EXTMPSS-CHONG1
EXTMPSS-CHONG2
EXTMPSS-KSELANGOR1
EXTMPSS-KSELANGOR2
EXTMPSS-KSELANGOR3
EXTMPSS-KSELANGOR4
EXTMPSS-KSELANGOR5
EXTMPSS-JOHORIAN1
EXTMPSS-JOHORIAN2
EXTMPSS-COOL1
EXTMPSS-COOL-SE

2009
INTERNAL SOUND
INTMPSS-KKRAI1
INTMPSS-GS1
INTMPSS-GS2
INTMPSS-GS3
INTMPSS-GS4
INTMPSS-GS5
INTMPSS-MAT1
INTMPSS-MAT2
INTMPSS-anak1
INTMPSS-anak2

Govt announces new guidelines for swiftlet farmers

Govt announces new guidelines for swiftlet farmers
Submitted by Najiah on Monday, July 12th, 2010

* Local
* swiftlet farming

KEVIN ONG
Monday, July 12th, 2010 14:40:00

KUALA LUMPUR: After much debacle, swiftlet farming finally has a standardised set of formal guidelines along with a core plan to oversee its development which is expected to produce RM5 billion in revenue by 2015 for the country.

Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Minister Datuk Seri Noh Omar, said swiftlet farming shall be industrialised as it has a high market value and is profitable.

"The Cabinet has been briefed on the new standards and procedures and has dutifully approved it," Noh said in a Press conference held at the Farmers Organisation Authority headquarters in Damansara this morning.

He said in order to achieve good results, the core plan for the swiftlet farming industry will highlight several important aspects such as research and development, widening the market and proper funding to encourage those who are less fortunate in the industry.

"Besides that, the core plan will also concentrate on disease-free swiftlet products as strict guidelines will be imposed on swiftlet farming premises.

"The Department of Veterinarian Services (DVS) has been appointed by the government to spearhead the swiftlet industry. It has developed a registration system for swiftlet farmers on their website www.burungwalit.com.my" he said.

Noh said this new website is fully operational and it is standardised and eases the registration process for applicants.

"After the application is sent, officials from the DVS, the Department of Environment and other relevant government bodies will inspect the proposed farming premises."

The cabinet has also proposed a 'one-stop agency' involving relevant government bodies in all states to further help ease swiftlet farming applications.

Interested applicants are advised to register their premises before the application window closes by end of this year.

The DVS will provide each swiftlet farm with a Radio Frequency Indentification (RFID) to assist in identifying the location of the farms which are required to be far from residential areas.

Noh added that part of the core plan is to create productive workforce in the swiftlet farming industry.

"Since most of the swiftlet products we export are raw and unprocessed, standard procedures in the processing line can not only help us make the best of our resources but also provide job opportunities."

With a market price of RM7,000 per kilogramme, swiftlet farming captured the attention of many businessmen in Malaysia.

Illegal swiftlet farming carried out through the aid of abandoned buildings and structures in residential and commercial areas has caused a government crackdown.

In April this year, the state government of Sabah has imposed a ban on swiftlet farming. Since then, major cities of Ipoh and Johor Baru have followed.

Swiftlet farmers believe tests and studies on the birds have disputed allegations that the birds were disease carriers.