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From time to time, we’ll feature interesting inventions and equipments designed with the small farmer in mind. Today we present the Maligaya Flatbed dryer we found at the Open Academy for Philippine Agriculture website. Among the interesting features of this Philippine-developed machine are;
The drying rate for cassava could be enhance (both for solar or mechanized dryer)if we could develop a cassava slicer, at the very least, capable of slicing a cassava raw tuber into 10×10 centimeter cube (uniformly). Or the size of a pine apple chunk. And a rate 5 to 10 tons per hour. Our company would be interested in collaborating with any individual or a corporation in developing such machine. Please send your comments and suggestion to Mr. Arlan Arevalo, Kaunlaran Cereals & Allied Products, Malvar Santiago City, Cel. # 09173904130, kaunlarancereals@yahoo.com
Arlan Arevalo | Apr 5, 2008 | Reply
its with relieve to notice yr esteem organization is peoviding your rural farmers with the fatbed dryer.Am so interested to know more about this simple dryer so we could buy over the patent or order some units for trial purposes to assist our local farmer.Thks & rgs
John Anthony | May 12, 2008 | Reply
John,
kindly contact http://www.openacademy.ph/index.php for details and more info on the maligaya flatbed dryer
regards,
jet
admin | May 14, 2008 | Reply
im interested to buy one of ur flatbed drier machine.im from panay island u can contact me at 09178484272 thank u
reynaldo sy | May 31, 2008 | Reply
Sir/Madam, May you help our community in Minallo, Naguilian, Isabela to acquire Maligaya Flatbed Dryer which we can also share with our neighboring barangays. Thank You very much for your assistance.
Joan "Andrew" Castillo | Jun 16, 2008 | Reply
Hi Andrew!
please contact openacademy for more details on the flatbed dryer.
http://www.openacademy.ph/index.php
admin | Jun 17, 2008 | Reply
For clarification, 10 x 10 centimeter??????
Dennis Jomoc | Oct 26, 2010 | Reply
sir/madam, saan po b pwede makabili ng perforated steel sheets for flat bed dryer.
denver corpuz | Oct 6, 2011 | Reply