Farming in Flood Conditions in Thailand's Rainy Season 🇹🇭
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Nonstop torrential rain in rural Thailand tests our flood defences on the farm.
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I really like the farm when it has been raining, what a transformation.
It is nice to see that all your hard work is being rewarded.
Thanks VM, it's like having 2 farms in one. A green one & a brown one depending on the seasons.
Thankfully though, the land is staying greener for longer as the years pass.
I have an idea. Can you imagine coconut and palm trees alongside the lake? There's a variety of banana that have small banana fruits. They are tasty. By the way, I don't kaffir lime tree. I don't the magic to grow it myself. I planted them 3 times already. All became something else, not kaffir.
You will get frustrated trying to start the 2 stroke. I don't regret eventually becoming smart and spending the extra on the Honda 4 Stroke. Great video and lots of information. After encouraging you to get goats a few years ago before you started pleased to see you are still making progress. I miss ours having got rid of them but it is hard work (we got to 44) and to lose any is crushing. Keep going and happy to hear you so positive.
It broke yesterday after 3 months of ragging it almost daily.
Yeah, I do miss the Honda but we could have bought x4 2 strokes for the same price.
If the Mrs wins the Lotto we'll be splashing out ASAP lol.
Goats have changed both our lives for the better & helped to transform the farm from acres of moonrock & swamp areas into something unrecognizable.
We'll keep going with the herd for as long as possible & hope the market returns to pervious highs.
This may sound crazy but I have seen so little rain over the last 3 years that just the sound of the rain in the background was giving me an endorphin release 😊
Lovely isn't it mate?
Hopefully it won't be too long you'll be out here with your own umbrella 😉
Mate the farm is looking splendid, so lush and green. I think the 1st flowering plant you couldn't remember the name of was a Hibiscus and the 2nd one was an Oleander? I do like you it when you call them Yabbies and not that Yank name Crayfish as they are Aussie and their not a fish.
Nice one Gavster. I really could do with name tags on the plants lol.
Yabbies is easy to remember in comparison!
Cha om is good for you. If you don't like it,try sadao. It's good for salad with cucumber and unsalted smoke dried fish.
I like when Toon doesn't them with eggs in a sour soup.
We eat neem flowers with Toon's volcanically spicy-sweet dip🔥🔥🔥
Always a delight to watch you videos , this is proper Thai life rain and everything grows like anything 555. Great to see all your planting filling up the spaces, you will have to get them rods out and do a bit of fishing . 😂 cheers Chris .
Thanks CG. Mum & Chris are due here very soon so the rods will be out. Bad tempered match fishing here we come 🤣
Looking really good mate, great walk around and some excellent tips. Cheers
Cheers Bill, glad you enjoyed the ramble n waffle.
Excellent, really enjoyed the walk about. Many thanks.
Thanks Nigel. It's been a while since I'd recorded one of these style videos so I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I can't stand the sort of video that's filled with ambiguity. This one, by contrast, has a great deal of certainty.
Love that thanks Cary ⭐⭐⭐
Dog at end was funny ,didn't want to be videoed or was about to clean it self and was self conscious .farm looks great.
GeeJaa is a lovable lass.
After years of waiting due to Brexit and Covid and slow UK property market, we have landed in Thailand permanently. Too busy to visit you as we are building a house but please warn Toon that she will soon meet a Welshman who is possibly the world's finest angler. I am glad that you are not bored 😀
A fine Welsh angler?
Another easy win for Mrs Crabtree is predicted.
Hope that everything goes well for you matey. Glad to hear that you finally took the plunge coming out here permanently.
All coming together Lee 🙏 looking great 🇹🇭😍👌
Thanks Ako. A long time in the making but it's getting there mate.
Looking great mate, love your work!
Cheers Anthony 👍
Well done Toon and Leigh. You have an excellent documentary record. Might be a good adjunct to the New Theory initiative of the old King. Learrning from mistakes, adapting to challenges, in the end a very successful enterprise. Ever thought of doing hands-on classes and seminars sponsored by the government?
Great video. I make up that horticultural white oil concentrate and dilute it up in a spray bottle. My mission in life is to act as citrus bug (very prevalent here in South East Queensland) sniper every morning and try to wipe them off our makrut, Thai lime and Tahitian lines. I find if I'm accurate with my aim, any other insects are safe. Very effective option.
Getting more shades ok but it also brings the mozzys with it, lands look good as for weeds "One Mans weed is another's mans feed" so plenty of fodder for the lawnmowers.if you can you should freeze that lime juice as it only last 3 days in the fridge but up to 4 months frozen i freeze mine in ice cube trays, Have you any dragon fruit growing there, All in all everything look ROSEY lol
Cheers Gary. My mum is out very soon. We've got her earmarked for a huge batch of lime marmalade! 😋
OH BOY Im on my way then to lol@@TLFarm
Sounded like ‘Lukina’ but can you confirm it’s like Leucaena ?
Ok thanks
Yes Brudo it's leucaena. Some people know it by the name River Tamarind.
Thais call it Gatin.
@@TLFarm
Thanks. Yes, my wife was also talking about this ‘Gatin’. She is from the region of Mahasarakam and still has some land there but not so much as your farm (50 rai wow!).
Fantastic to see . 👍
Thank you AJ. We love this time of year. Although it's more labor intensive caring for the herd, everything grows so well.
This week the temperature has finally started to drop which is lovely when having to do chores in full sun.
What a great video 🙏😁
Thank you Stiggy, glad to hear you enjoyed the walk round waffle 👍
The rain/flood videos and the macroman vids are my favs, thanks!
I love the long walk about the farm vlogs a lot. Love learning about all the plants you have on the land.
As for the far stay, I’d love to come and experience that. I have a question, how’d you get around the visa to allow people to work on the farm? Or do you still need a work permit?
Not a problem at all mate. We asked immigration about this very subject & were told it's fine for people visiting to experience Thai farmlife.
@@TLFarm I love that. See, immigration and Thai laws ain’t all bad. Is there a maximum of days they allow you to stay that falls under “experience thai farm life”?
@@endy8ball they didn't say a maximum mate.
Great video . Looking good.😊
Great walk 😊
Thank you muchly N8 M8 😉
Nice video again , thanks ❤👍all the way from the land down under .
You RIPPER OzzMan 🇦🇺🦘🐨
Youtwo sure are amazing to be able to take care of the farm on your own! Love the video and thanks for sharing your morning adventure with us! Take care & be well Leigh😊
Thank you Marietta. I think the secret is that we live on the land and are developing it in such a way that it just feels like one massive garden to play in.
Farm looking great
Thanks DTD. Toon & I are chuffed with how things are progressing on the farm as a whole. Trying to make time for my veggies is a juggling act but we have a few things in doing well.