UK Farm Agro Resort, Kluang
Here are the overview map of the whole UK Farm with 100 acres for their 4000 goats and 15 acres for passion fruit. |
The journey will takes about 3 hours depend how long you wish to stay in every pit stop. No matter what package you paid for, you got to enjoy the whole same journey as well. |
Other activities which are charged separately such as Archery and Sheep Challenge. I will tell you more about Sheep Challenge in my next post. |
The archery station looks a little shabby and not well maintained. The cost is RM10/pax for 12 arrows. Not really cheap as well. |
If your package is includes feeding the animal, you should have a packet of crushed corns to feed them. One packet for each person. |
There is a lavender field here which is not very spectacular with their color. I almost missed it. |
The first attraction is "Sheep Grazing". You will see the whole herd of goats galloping towards to the field for food. |
Off there go to the field full of green grass. There is a schedule set for this section. The time is 10.00am, 1.00pm and 4.00pm. So make sure you do not miss this section. |
Just the field of grass is not enough for the goat to eat so they need to process more food here for the goat to eat when they are back to their barn. |
This is the grass shredder which will shred the grass into tiny pieces. |
After that they will mix it here together with some wheat and their food will be ready. |
There are a lot of type of goats here and they are staying together. This is the weirdest goat for me because of its extremely long ears. I prefer my beagle dog's long ears rather than this one. |
Time to have fun with baby goats! They are really cute! Baby goat is called a kid, male goat is called a buck and female goat is a doe. |
Everyone get a chance to feed any goats they prefer at a designated session with just one milk bottle. It is chargeable if you want more. I like how they squeeze with each other for a bottle of milk. |
There is a feeding schedule for this session. The time is 11.00am, 2.00pm, 5.00pm. Do not miss it! |
Not all really interested the milk that you are holding. Some are more interested with their mom's milk. For your information, the milk you are holding is made of milk powder of cow's milk. |
You can carry a baby goat which they are surprisingly light! Other than that, they are really cute! |
This is the milk processing factory which is located not far from the barn earlier. All the does were lining up waiting to be milk. |
The machine is using air pressure to suck the milk out from the doe and stored in an air-sealed stainless steel bucket. |
The milking process will cause their orifice to be swollen pain but not less painful to compare with their bloated udder. So the worker will use iodine to prevent the swollen got worsen. |
This is the place where the milk will be processed and pasteurized at 69 degrees Celsius before it is safe for human to consume. |
This is the other product produced from the goat milk. I recommend the body lotion which is quite good in fragrance. |
Of we go on the bus again and we reach the Ostrich Farm. The ostrich farm is separated into two to keep the male and female away from each other. |
This male ostrich is a little hyperactive today. Keep dancing and shaking around just to attract the female ostrich from the opposite side. |
I do not manage to capture all the gestures because my lens is not build to shoot from far. By the time I got closer, it has already stop dancing. |
A closer look on a female ostrich. |
Nearby this ostrich farm are a lot of mango trees. Look at these mangoes, they are so HUGE! 3 times larger than a normal mango. |
Let's move on to the next attraction which is the Jakun Village. Not really a big village. The owner of this farm employed a family from the Jakun tribe at Pahang to live here. |
So his family is building some wooden houses on this piece of land. Those located further away is built for his own use. While others are for display and for tourists like us to visit. |
I like this tree house which is so high up on the tree but too bad the ladder to climb up to the house is not really in good condition. |
This is a large trap to catch large prey. It is a functional display trap just for tourist to see how it works. |
He will demonstrate how sharpshooter he is to shoot down a balloon using their traditional weapon which is known as "Sumpit". |
The target is the balloon and it is hanging really high on top of the tree. He just need one shot to hit the target. Really amazing. |
We are all having fun in the Jakun Village because that place is so chilly and windy. Even it is under a very hot sun. |
Since you are in the wild, do expect something from the wild such as a monitor lizard. No need to be afraid of it because it is more afraid of you. |
When you have been walking for so long and started to wonder where is the place to have your mushroom snacks, here you are...at the mushroom farm. |
Not a very big mushroom farm but it is helpful to have these directory board. |
There is a big wishing tree with a tree house on it. As you can see from the picture. there is a lot of colorful things hanging on the tree. That is the wishing packet. |
There is another big tree house which is located nearby the wishing tree. This tree house can fit up to 4 people in it. |
This is the mushroom house where they plant all the mushrooms. |
There are a lot of different type of mushrooms. Their most expensive mushroom is this Lingzhi mushroom. |
The most common mushroom in this mushroom house is this oyster mushroom. This is the beginning stage. |
The later stage will look like this after 2-3 days but it is not ready yet to be picked. |
This is how it is look like when it is fully grown after 4 days. |
There is an organic farm planting organic watermelon. |
There are some mushroom snacks available here if you wish to have your afternoon tea. Some interesting snacks are Shitake Olive Rice and Grilled Monkey Head Mushroom Satay. |
The horses here are a little short. Not as tall and as mighty as you usually seen in the horse racing. |
I am taller than a horse. Hmm..shouldn't be a horse taller than me? |
Service: 4/5
Recommended: Yes
UK AGRO RESORT
Plot 8,
Project Pertanian Moden Kluang,
KM13 Jalan Batu Pahat,
86000 Kluang,
Johor, Malaysia
Tel: 07-7597555
Business Hours: 9.00am - 5.00pm (daily)
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