Eucalyptus seed have not been modified species and the growth is unstable.

• Stem – The stem grows irregularly has crooked, big prongs, and growth slowly.
• Bark – Bark is thick and has less wood skin.
• Roots – There are deep taproots, hard stump, and wide bushes.
• Leaves – There are very dense leaves. Obscuring sunlight.
• Yield – Yield about 10-12 tons/acre.

The Kittiwana Group breed is adapted to suit all conditions of the area and growth stable.

• Stem – Straight and without crooks. There are prong branches, grow fast, and stably.
• Bark – Thin and has more woody.
• Roots – Without taproots and easy to take stump off.
• Leaves – Sheer bushes are not wide and rid branch out by itself.
• Yield – Yield about 18-20 tons/acre.

Sapling grows well in all species, but there will be differences based on the nature of the plantation area. For example:

• The K7 grow well in loamy soils, loamy clay, and loamy sand. The trees prefer lowlands or low places with good drainage.
• The K62 grow well in loamy soils and loamy clay sand which suitable for flat areas, hill, and slopes at the foot of the mountains,
• The K58 grows well in loamy soils, loamy sand, and loamy clay sand on foothill/ Plains with deep soil slope. This K58’s growth rate and gain weight is appropriated with most at the age of 4-5 years.

All species grows well because of each species have good condition to growth regularly and have good weight depends on the type of customer plantation area such as high, low or flooded.

Can be cut and sale in the ages of 3-4 years up depends on the size and its utilization.

Does planting eucalyptus damage the soil? Planting all kinds of plants deteriorates the soil. Food and water in the soil are used for the plant to growth such as growing common bushes, it eats both food and water in the soil, and we have to find a lot more food and water maybe fertilize as well. You have to give it artificial rainwater, but when you plant eucalyptus; unless you do not add water or feed it; make eucalyptus find nutrition and water by itself. It grows very fast and makes the soil shabby generally, but if you rotated the plant and the soil is plowed regularly, it will make soil always good and definitely not deteriorating.

There have buy-back market. For eucalyptus can be processed into paper texture and it can meet the needs of the market very well. Hence, it had promoted planting commercially, and nowadays many parties have turned their attention to eucalyptus wood a lot whether both government and private company which in the future eucalyptus markets would have bright path in both domestic and international markets because of it became a raw material for various industries which is not only pulp and paper, but also chopped wood. For example, fiberboard, plywood sheets, furniture, and etc. which is considered as an export product that generates ten billion baht in revenue per year.

Average yield about 18-20 tons/acre depending on the species grown and caring for each age.

There are 2 suitable planting phases. As follows:

1. Distance 1.5*3 m. About 355 plants/acre.
2. Distance 1.5*2.8 m. About 380 plants/acre which is a distance that can be used tractor to manage for weeding.

We will limit that there are 18 branches below

1. Head Office : (+66)33 057 999 | 903, Moo 2, Khao Hin Son, Phanom Sarakham, Chachoengsao
2. Chachoengsao : (+66)81 295 6309 | 178, Moo 14 , Khu Yai Mi, Sanam Chai Khet, Chachoengsao
3. Tha Takiap : (+66)81 295 6428 | 389/14, Moo 4, Tha Takiap, Tha Takiap District, Chachoengsao
4. Chon Buri : (+66)81 295 6427 | 101/12, Moo 4, Tha Bun Mi, Ko Chan, Chon Buri
5. Prachin Buri : (+66)81 295 6417 | 539, Moo 8, Kabin Buri, Kabin Buri District, Prachin Buri
6. Sala Lamduan : (+66)81 295 6147 | 83, Moo 2, Sala Lamduan, Mueang Sa Kaeo District, Sa Kaeo
7. Watthana Nakhon : (+66)81 295 6431 | 967, Moo 10, Suwannason Rd, Watthana Nakhon District, Sa Kaeo
8. Tha Yaek : (+66)81 295 6455 | 80, Moo 4, Tha Yaek, Mueang Sa Kaeo District, Sa Kaeo
9. Khao Chakan : (+66)81 295 6459 | Baan Santisook, Khao Chakan, Khao Chakan District, Sa Kaeo
10. Nakhon Ratchasima : (+66)95 454 1536 | 226/3, Moo 9, Baan Khok Sila, Thong Chai Nuea, Nakhon Ratchasima
11. Non Din Daeng : (+66)81 295 6439 | 28/2, Moo 8, Non Din Daeng, Non Din Daeng District, Buri Ram
12. Baan Na : (+66)81 295 6410 | (Telephone Only) Nakhon Nayok
13. Kamphaeng Phet : (+66)95 454 15121 | 39, Moo 6, Sak Ngam, Khlong Lan District, Kamphaeng Phet
14. Uthai Thani : (+66)81 295 6066 | 172/3, Moo 2, Lan Sak, Lan Sak District, Uthai Thani
15. Phitsanulok : (+66)95 454 1914 | 97/3, Moo 1, Wat Bot, Wat Bot District, Phitsanulok
16. Phran Kratai : (+66)95 454 1936 | 1/14, Moo 1, Ban-ong, Phran Kratai District, Kamphaeng Phet
17. Ratchaburi (+66)81 295 6422 | Ratchaburi-Phapok Rd, Chom Bueng, Ratchaburi
18. Chaiyaphum (+66)95 454 1716 | Baan Sai Ngarm, Moo 12, Na Siao, Mueang Chaiyaphum District, Chaiyaphum

Do you have buy-back condition?
How much does it cost per ton?

For customers who plant and do not sign a price insurance contract. Where can the customers sale? There are 2 factories in the general wood buying area or the Suankitti group’s timber factory which has 2 factories are Lam Khao Factory and Union Factory. The purchase price is the market price announced in front of the factory. As for customer who plant and sign a price insurance contract, they must be sale their wood to the company only. The price will be received according to the conditions specified in the contract such as insurance price 1,400 baht/ton.

There are several buying points in the area and there are wooden buying factories of the Kittiwana Group in the eastern region:

1. Woodship Chamkit, Lam Khao Branch, Phanom Sarakham District, Chachoengsao
2. Woodchip Co., Ltd., Union Branch, Plaeng Yao District, Chachoengsao

For more information, please call 033-057-999 and 095-454-1915.