Kalendar harga durian setiap bulan
Decision details
Fits if: Durian growers and buyers who want the verified 2026 price anchors and an honest method for building their own seasonal picture.
Main drawback: State-level harvest windows, off-season premium timing and glut timing vary by year and are not verified here; any fixed monthly table would be false precision.
Compare: Dated, sourced price anchors; your own state's DOA/FAMA season information; and separating measured crash facts from asserted community bands.
In this guide
The registered 2026 price anchors
| Period (2026) | Registered Reading | Source Class |
|---|---|---|
| January | Glut conditions; newspaper clipping hosted by FAMA reported Musang King Grade A at RM25 per kilogram during intervention and price stabilization [source] | Measured (dated clipping) |
| Mid-year through August | Season crash: low-grade Musang King from about RM90 to RM9-10 per kg, across types including Black Thorn; FAMA called it expected to persist to August and stepped in with floor-price and buying action [source] | Measured (2026 season record) |
| Context bands (undated) | Musang King retail asserted around RM56 [source]–RM68 [source] per kg; kampung farmgate asserted RM1 [source]–RM4 [source]; glut Grade B asserted below RM30 [source]; kampung floor reference asserted at RM2.70 [source] | Asserted (community capture — not primary-verified) |
Two registered events in one year — a January glut and a mid-year crash — are themselves the calendar lesson: durian supply concentrates hard when it comes, and price moves violently with it. Any planning that assumes smooth monthly pricing is planning against the crop’s known behaviour.
Why the month-by-month table was removed
The published monthly calendars — state-by-state windows, supply ratings, premium months — rest on no admitted primary evidence. State harvest timing shifts year to year with weather; a fixed table’s false-precision risk is exactly the kind of confidently wrong artifact this repair exists to remove. What a grower or buyer can actually rely on: (1) the dated anchors above; (2) FAMA’s current daily guide rows [source]; and (3) your own state’s DOA/FAMA season statements for the current year. Build your own dated record from those three, season by season — after two or three seasons you own a calendar that is real for your orchard, which no generic table can be.
Managing orchard economics through the price cycle
- Input discipline is registered, season-shape guessing is not. Fertilizer costs have risen sharply in the current inflation episode [source]; the DOA 4R nutrient framework (right source, right rate, right time, right place) is the registered discipline against wasteful over-application [source].
- Benchmark with dated numbers. Negotiate with intermediaries against FAMA’s printed daily guide — general guides, not purchase prices [source] — not against last season’s memory.
- Do not farm by crash folklore. The 2026 crash is real and registered [source]; what it does not tell you is what the next season does. Cost structure you control; the glut you do not.
High-value windows: what can honestly be said
Chasing off-season premiums is a real strategy category — scarcer fruit, higher prices — but the specific practices circulated for it (irrigation dry-down tricks, flower-induction timing) are extension-level technical claims with no admitted evidence here. Synchronized flowering and fruit drop physiology is documented in the DOA durian technology package only as far as it goes: ovaries may drop within seven to ten days after bloom when pollination and fertilization fail, and about four weeks after flowering is a critical fruit-development period where excess water can push competing shoots [source] [source] — historical orchard physiology, not a price-window playbook. For induction and irrigation practice, use current DOA extension guidance for your region.
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Frequently asked questions
Which months represent the peak durian harvest season in Malaysia?
The verified 2026 evidence shows a mid-year glut dynamic: FAMA described the crash as expected to persist to August 2026 [source]. But a fixed national month range is not admitted — harvest windows differ by state and year. Confirm your state's current season timing with its DOA office or FAMA, and record your own orchard's dates.
When do off-season durian harvests command higher prices?
The general logic — scarcer fruit outside the main window prices higher — is plausible but the specific premiums and their timing are not admitted by any verified source. Use the asserted community bands below only as rough context, and price off-season fruit with your actual buyers.
How can growers track official daily agricultural prices in Malaysia?
FAMA's dated daily price guide is the registered reference, and its printed disclaimer says the figures are general guides, not purchase prices [source]. Check the current dated row on FAMA's official site.