VANILLA FARMING - TONGA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.พ. 2015
- Talk Business kicks off the new year with a 4 part series on various agro- based industries in the Kingdom of Tonga.
We showcase the growing vanilla industry and how farmers there are joining the trade to export the lucrative commodity.
Join Rachna Nath on her journey as she explores how Vanilla is grown, cured and made ready for the export market. - บันเทิง
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Greetings to all of us vanilla farmers from Indonesia🇲🇨
Thank you, very interesting to learn about this marvelous flower and the intense process to acquire this spice. For sure one appreciates these wonders of nature much more when one learns about the work that goes behind it and how the people really care about the product. ;-)
Loved learning about vanilla growing. Thank you for such a delightfully educational video on Tonga and vanilla!
+Chris Murphy Glad to hear that!! Keep a look out for more episodes of #TalkBusiness on this TH-cam Channel!
+CleeIII Thanks for the feedback!!!
thank you guys very educational
A very well made video - thank you! What is the size / acreage under cultivation?
This is very impressive!! am establishing a vanilla plantation on an acre piece of land and this kind of video is so important for me.
Glad it was helpful!
thank you so much dear friends.I am really proud for you. because you are detailed information vanilla 👍💝🥰 I am from Bangladesh. God bless you. thank you. thank you so much. 👍👍👍💝💝💝🥰🥰🥰
Nice! I once investigated the possibility of moving to Tonga to start a farm. I'll be ordering my vanilla from these guys soon. I checked out their site, and they sell it at a reasonable price so long as you stay away from the value added products. When I get my farm started in central California, I'll give vanilla a try. Probably only a small number for personal use in the greenhouse with the pineapple and banana trees. It always amazes me how much work goes into stuff the average person takes for granted at the grocery store. Vanilla looks like it's pretty labor intense, but no where near as bad as cashews. Oh my god, I can't believe all the work put into harvesting cashews!!!
That guy from the EU can go suck a bag of 'you know what' though! Damn socialist taking in circles with his circular collectivist logic.
I'm interested how ,procedure and data planting
Wow.. Ita amazing 😍
Its very educative. thank you
nice show, thanks
Very educative, thanks. Is this under a shade net? What are advantages of shade net and what percentage of net?
thanks for the information about vanilla
thank you greatshow and very informative
lloyd Adams Glad you enjoyed it! #TalkBusiness
makasi impermasinya
So very informative!!
Beautiful Tonga. Hope to visit one day.
You should!
Miss my Tongatapu Island 🏝 from Auckland 😊
Hi could someone sort out the sound? There's no audio for this video
no sound :(
Nice vanilla farming.
This is very good vanilla,me as beginner how van I improve on the health and quality of beans
Amazing
Cool Show
No audio
👍❤️
Wow,great vanilla bos.but no sound this video.what happen?
My guess would be they use copyright music and youtube had to mute it..
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Excellent video. How to contact you? I am from Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺.
Salam kenal dr indonesia
Good
Pl use for artificial polynstion by ear buds.India
what island is this?
might be vava'u lahi
I have no back ground on agriculture, why do we need to pollinate each flower? What happens if the flowers weren't pollinated?
The plants will not produce pods if they are not pollinated. It's the same with apples, cherries etc. Vanilla originates in the Gulf coast of Mexico. In Mexico there is a type of small bee that pollinates the vanilla flower. There were attempts to introduce these bees to other regions where vanilla could be produced, but for some reason they did not survive. For this reason the vanilla flowers must be hand pollinated.
That is super interesting! What is the name of the bee?
Carboncluster They are small stainless bees from the Melipona genus.
I live in central Mexico and I have many plants. I have lots of vanilla pods every year but I have to hand pollinate my flowers to get the beans.
Unfortunately the bees are going extinct...
Ikai ONGO mai ho le'o, maumau e video with out the sound .
Hello boss could you send vanilla to me i need plant it
Well, I do have a vanilla plant . It's growing on a wall made of stone . It's 2years since it's growing. Can u tell me please when it's going to flower? Thank u
Your plant has to be at least 7 meters long before blooming. Mine took five years.
The first year I only had three beans because hand pollinating is not that easy.
Last year I had over 50:flowers but got only 17 pods.. I am now curing my pods..
How is curing done? I have only 3 with beans and it is not a lot to look for market
I hate when people call things that are simple or boring, "vanilla". Do they know what goes into growing this plant!?
කියන දේ මට ඇහෙන්නෙ නැද්ද නැත්නම් කියන්නෙ නැද්ද
maybe not heat them in plastic bags ? don t u think ?
It’s not kind of an orchid...it is an orchid..do your research.