The Billion Dollar Rubber industry of Sri Lanka (4K)
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- In this video we take you on an epic journey to learn how rubber is harvested and value-added in Sri Lanka to meet the worlds increasing demand for rubber products.
From seedling to tapping to create the final product in this video we partnered with Dipped Products PLC to show you how this industry has evolved over the past century in Sri Lanka.
If you enjoyed this video make sure to check out the rest of our industries series for more inspirational stories of Sri Lankan export industries.
Special thanks to our partners DPL for helping us make this video
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I hope my wish comes true and I can leave Switzerland in 15 years to live in Sri Lanka 🙃 its such a beautiful country ❤
Welcome to Sri Lanka. I used to know a girl from Zurich. Her parents welcomed my dad and me to Zurich airport for a drink and a snack. Her father was a Swissair pilot so we did not need to go through immigration. I hope you are able to fulfill your wish
Beautiful srilanka
Rubber cultivation is currently being expanded in the Anuradhapura district. There are still farmers in Anuradhapura who are getting a good harvest
That is great to hear!
Another outstanding documentary on Sri Lanka by Sheneller.
You have well research and high quality clips on this channel. Thank you!
Many thanks! Lots more to come soon. :)
@@Sheneller Looking forward to it!
I am nearly 70 years old and learned about rubber as a child in the 1960's and my cousin was working in DPL but never learnt so much than your video. My grand mother was a Rodrigo too originally from Matara
We at DPL couldn't agree more, Shenelle! "The milk that runs the world" perfectly captures the essence of Sri Lankan latex!
It's been an honor partnering with you to showcase this incredible journey, from the "golden milk" to the innovative solutions used globally. We're thrilled for the world to discover this story.
My cousin Supala Fernando was director of dipped products
Amazing video Shenelle! I really like the cinematic way of film making. Love from Belgium ❤
Hello Shenelle, if you remember I visited Sri Lanka and made some vlogs and I am still posting 1 every week.
I would like to give lots of Love to all the lovely people from Sri Lanka, who showered love and helped us on our visit and vlogs, FYI, I got more comments from Srilankans than Indian.
Brilliant documentary. She somehow managed to make it interesting. Well done.
You're absolutely brilliant! Thank you so much for doing an amazing job of sharing such fascinating information with so much passion and enthusiasm.👏👏😍😍
Thank you for the kind words. really does encourage us to keep creating. :)
Excellent documentary ❤
Today where are we on rubber economy??
Who to blame??? 😢
What open economy cost us ??
Tea , Rubber ,Coconut & spices ??
Excellent. Thank you for the documentary.
As a researcher on rubber industry wastewater treatment, it's really great to see such informative video on Sri Lankan rubber industry.... Thank you Sheneller and the crew.
Proud as a sri Lankan
It's an amazing video Sheneller. Factories often dump dirty water into the ground or into a community water source but this factory has been dumped pure water into the water source.😍
Glad you enjoyed it. and yes it was great to see the water purification system at the factory
Rubber balloons and rubber bands comes from this tree sap.
Excellent, Proudly presenting quality products from DPL. Great process done by great partnership from plantation to shipping with after sale services. Excellent!
really enjoyed a lot.. as an agricultural undergraduate even i didnt had the chance to experience this industry field visit. thats really amazing of sharing this instead keeping this to yourself only... waiting eagerly for many more videos from you.. really proud about sri lanka.. ❤
Glad to hear that. thanks a for dropping a comment and letting us know
Well documented footage
Shenellar...xlent strain taken in bringing out the rubber farming &industry journey
A free course on Botany & Production Operations .... This is Diverse Content creation ..Awesome Shen!!!
Glad you think so! Thanks a lot for the kind words
I grew up in the wilderness of rubber trees. We had a small plantation of 0.25 acres of rubber. Used to love those trees. Their leaves would sway in the cool wind with a subtle hum. We used rubber branches for firewood. Rubber sap was pure white and the smell I used to love. We used rubber sap as gum as well. In the dry season in February, rubber trees shed their leaves, so we did not tap milk. During the period me and my friends used to play hide and seek among tall hefty rubber trees. The trees treated the soil so well that, dug up well water from the area was so pure and tasty. How I missed my golden childhood....
So lovely to hear. part of the reason we create the stories we do is to remind people of how beautiful life in Sri Lanka really is. So much of the country still does have this way of living.
Great job! Wonderfully narrated.
Awesome documentary.
I learned a lot.
Many Thanks Shenalle!
Keep going 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very professional & educative journey through the world's largest glove manufacturer ( if I am right ) which I have been following for many years. Since a few years back I have been picking up DPL Micro Mate Gloves & using them at my home (Australia) which is a good quality glove, a few days ago I wondered if these gloves had an inner protective material that could provide warmer comfort to hands would be an ideal glove to market as a ' Protection from Cold Weather' which Australia is experiencing at present. Since 'Micro Mate' is specially made
for handling dishes from a Microwave or other hot items in the kitchen
I would like to point out as follows.
1) The Inner protective material used in 'Micromate Glove' isn't good enough to provide warmth to the hands during cold weather.
2) The outer area of the (Palm) is too smooth ( slippery ) to handle glass or ceramic dishes. If the surface finish of the palm had been
made ' Coarse ' finish would have been ideal for other kitchen work.
Eg. Washing, Moving Dishes & other.
3) In simple terms ' One Glove for Kitchen ' or ' Kitchen Mate".
4) I am sure this kind of glove can be promoted in other countries that are facing more severe winter conditions.
I am ready to help if a sample of the inner material which I suggest is required.
Also can be part of the DPL promotional requirement from my end. In case a DPL staff member wants to get in touch with me by email.
summa.dharmasena@gmail.com.
I believe there's an appointed agent based in Melbourne for DPL products? I could not find DPL Electrician Gloves at any 'Safety Products Outlets".
madam,there were many knowledge shared with us about rubber.thank you so much for you.......and I learn more english words with your explantion.
❤ Thank u very much for this amazing Video... An excellent quality job by u and the team.. Job well done and hope to see more vlogs like this.. no doubt this is one of the best volgs i have watched from ur channel .. 🌹 🎉 💐
Thanks!
Thanks a lot Gordon!!
Just found you on you tube my daughter is going out with a nice lad from Colombo hoping to visit your lovely country . Great video didn't know you produced rubber .
i love this channel. I visited Sri Lanka twice, beautiful country and people.
We love your channel so much. We created a UA-cam channel to promote our Sri Lanka like you are doing...😍
Politicians ruins our sri Lankan Rubber pkantation. They gave rubber lands to make house s for the votes
एक पेड़ अपने जन्मदिन पर जरूर लगाएं और अपने पर्यावरण को हरा भरा साफ सुथरा एवं शुद्ध बनाने में अपना योगदान जरूर दें
Plant a Tree on your every birthday 🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳
Excellent. Very useful documentry.
You have done a great job here. Best wishes and I look forward to your next program.
sheneller how many liters a year you can get for one acre
Thank you for u selecting Monaragala, Monaragala is not very dry.
I am from India I have one
doubt what your mother tongue please reply me
@Sheneller what is ur job sister?
Are you a tourists guide ?
your videos make me proud to be Sri Lankan. Thank you
Lovely as always. Return soon with another nice video.
Such an interesting vedio.
Thanks Shenell. ❤
While enjoying your videos I have turned them into good English lessons. I have decided to watch all your videos. Your English is so good. Being a retired English teacher I won't it. Thank you Shenell.
I meant I won't miss it. A typing error.
I love rubber trees bcz they gives autumn vibes once a year
It was really interesting and very informative. Thank you soo much Sheneller for all your efforts. ❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it! thanks for dropping a comment
Another brilliant video, thank you both for the amazing content you make. ❤
Thank you for the kind words!
Thank you for the documentary 🎉🎉
And Liars say we dont even produce a needle
Very informative. Thanks for this. WELL DONE
Glad you enjoyed it! thanks a for dropping a comment
really love ths cinema
Thankyou for the insightful information Sheneller!❤
You are so welcome! thanks for dropping a comment and following the channel for all these years :)
When you plant the small tree, the plastic bad is buried in the mud too?
The bag is removed before planting 😊
Well done on your documentary ! 👍
very informative video... wish you all the best!
Thank you! You too!
Awesome ❤
🙌 Thanks a lot guys!
it will move to china soon
Great Documentary ❤❤ Looking forward to see more videos like this. ( Ex: Kithul Treacle and Jaggery / Traditional Masks / Tea Plantation …)
Amazing video ❤
Grate explanation
Good Looking Video
Absolutely incredible video
Thank you so much!
Very informative video. Well done and keep up the good work
👍👍👍
This is a GREAT documentary!!!!!!! Seeya would be prouddddd:'))
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Thankyou so much for this interesting story! This is inspiring and encouraging! This is certainly a Sri Lankan success story!
Thanks a lot Karl! Sri Lanka is filled with amazing inspirational stories. lots more to come ;)
👍🏿. Great content. Your next project should be finance & investment, such as etf & index funds, to lure investors into SL. 🙏🏽
Great idea. working on a few more of the traditional crops of Sri Lanka atm. will explore finance and Investment soon
Passion & Elequence well received, thx.
I've been waiting for that off road vlog of yours though. ....and this one? a job well done
Unfortunately that one will not be published. we had to stop filming midway as we got overwhelmed by our first offroading experience.
planning another one soon though :)
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Great work, keep growing together with hard work by dedicated srilankans, thank you
Thank you, we will
Great work.
Thanks!
Well done and keep up the good work.
Perfect heading. You are right. Rubber runs the world.
Yes it does. hope you enjoyed the video
Very nice video!.
Perfect work❤❤❤
Very interesting content! keep going ma'am 🙂
Thank you, I will
Hello. I am David from Canada. I follow you on UA-cam
I am planning to come to Sri lanka
How can I contact you
Do you have whatsapp or messenger?
Excellent
nice
wow
👌👌😊😊😊💯
Awesome presentation
Thank you! Cheers!
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Billion dollar? Million
Very good
Thanks
great job
Thanks a lot!
VERY GOOD VIDEO ......about rubber 🟡🟡 LIKE IT 👌👌
Just to let you know thst srilanka is not number one in this. Kerala state in neighboring india has more than that.. Thailand is the largest producer followed by Indonesia, Vietnam, ivory coast, china, India, malasia
Sri Lankans' sustainable rubber production process
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Budding process and significance of nurseries in rubber production
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Rubber plant undergoes careful nurturing process for a year
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Intercropping helps maximize yield and income for rubber tree farmers
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Rubber trees contribute to decarbonizing the planet and positively impacting soil
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Rubber tree tapping cycle and industry ownership in Sri Lanka
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Rubber industry's mutually beneficial relationship with the community and farmers
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Latex from tree to glove production
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Electrician gloves are technologically advanced and purpose-driven
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Sri Lanka excels in glove innovation and R&D
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Sri Lanka's rubber industry demonstrates innovation and collaboration.
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DPL connects, inspires, and supports farmers, leading to better lives and products.
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