We sell agricultural produce like Rockmelon, Sweet Corn, Chillis freshly from our farm. Visitors can pluck, weigh, and buy the harvest and can also enjoy fresh fruit rockmelons as well as the fresh rockmelon juices. In addition we also provide special agricultural programme as well as information on modern fertigation systems for customer's knowledge. 

Lot 1770, Jalan Tun Kudu, 75460  Ayer Molek, Melaka 
Phone: 012-9911 0420 
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Soon Lee Bee Farm is located 2km from the Ayer Keroh Toll Plaza off the North-South Expressway, about 15km from Melaka town. The Soon Lee Bee Farm allows visitors to study how they rear bees and extract from the hives for commercial purposes. The farm has been very successful in apiculture, which is the scientific term for bee farming. Visitors can consult experts at the farm to understand any aspect of apicultural techniques such as the breeding of bees, the management of hives and pest control. 

Desa Paku House and Garden is about 22km from Melaka town, in ruralAlor Gajah. From the Alor Gajah toll, go into town, take the roundabout at 12 o'clock before slowing down at the Alor Gajah or Masjid Tanah junction then turn right. After a kilometre or so, look out for the signboard kampung Baru. Drive in about 600 metres and turn left into a gate, drive through and take the first turn right. Visits are by appoiment only. Reconfirmation required 48 hours before date of visit. A traditional Malay Melaka-style houses set in a delightful four-acre garden with a collection of up to 200 species of heliconias and their related plants, an amazing array of palms and six freshwater fishponds. 

Dato Murad Orchard in Ayer Keroh  is a correctional institute for juveniles under the Prisons Department. Young boys up to the age of 21 are taught living skills such as cultivating fruits and vegetables, breeding fish for commercial purposes and animal husbandry. There is also a Mushroom Garden, clutivated by the boys. At palm oil estates, visitors are shown around the plantation and briefed on the cultivation of palm oil, how the fruit is harvested, sort and processed as well as being introduced to a variety of uses of palm oil and its impact on health. 

Ticket:
RM1 (students) 
RM3 (Adults - Above 17) 
FREE (OKU &. Senior Citizens 55 years old above) 
9.30 am - 4.30 pm