Going to his farm was never an easy task for Mr. Tumi. In order to go to his farm, he is required to take a 15-minute boat ride. As easy as it sounds, on a daily basis, he needs to depend on the water level to ensure a safe journey to the farm. Mr. Tumi makes use of his 14 acres plantation area by planting crops such as durian, banana, belimbing, langsat, coffee, terap, roselle, keladi, engkala, dabai, cocoa, rebung madu, lime, durian belanda, bunga kantan, pepper, coconut, and guava. Just like every farmer, Mr. Tumi faces difficulties in his daily farming basis. Animals such as wild boar, and squirrels tend to damage his produce and soil for his newly planted plant. Fungi tends to appear on the leaves of his fruit trees such as langsat and rambutan. To prevent the boar from entering his farming compound, he hangs a bottle of fungicide at the banana tree. It is believed that the odour of the fungicide will keep the boar away.