Primitive Skills: How to grow rice?
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plz remove those video ats at the end iritating to se videoclips that takes up the whole screen 30 sec before the end
Primitive Skills excelent a service to humanity
sorry for asking... but... may i know where are you from?
Can't the rice grow clumped together in those two piles? Is it necessary to put it into the larger field?
please do not remove those videos at the end its great to have them and those that dont like them can always just close them
If we are going to restart at some point, i want him on my team.
That I know already :D
I want in.. I can make bread
I want in, I can make compost,pottery,and grow anything.
I want in, I can cook and construct.
...I’m, uh, real good at making carbon dioxide
This definitely makes me appreciate my rice. I’m beyond spoiled.
Agreed!
Agreed
Ok nigga
DeJuana Marie american rice contains plastic bits
@@scarletrixrose no it doesn't, their is no such thing as "American rice" plus even if there was the FDA wouldn't allow it.
Holy cow, that's a lot of rice.
Justin Y. Hi again
damn Ninjas, they are everywhere
Fuck off
Justin Y. Men i love you...you are everywhere! And thats creepy..
you are fuckin every where
I wish someone would explain what he’s doing though. Otherwise it’s a great video but i just don’t understand what he’s doing and why.
I'm just guessing... but when he weeds(if that's what that is) he rinses as much mud off as possible to leave in the field. Every time you weed.. if you just chucked it w/o a rinse, that's a lot of lost soil/mud. But that's my guess...lol
I'm pretty sure he uploads the subtitles and articles to his website to drive traffic. Makes business sense but yeah, I wish it was just here on the video
He posts a detailed article at primitiveskills.net it is in the pinned comment
You grow rice like this. You plant it in a small space and when it’s taller you separate it into little groups so they can grow nicely
it looks to me a type of leveling/ tilling of the soil is done after the bogs are made strong, then they take the two squares of half growen rice, pull it and clean the roots, then transplant with 2in spacing so when they get bigger they will spread and fill in
pretty sure this guy has it all figured out, he gets to live his life the way he wants to, films and gets to share it with the world. Keep on keep'n on
Amazing to see it all come together now! From when you build the fields and fertilised them (was always wondering when those were going to be removed) to harvesting the wild rice, sorting and treating the seeds and getting that initial growth to planting them in the nursery and now finally into the fields. It's awesome to see this entire process without any modern tools involved. I never realised that you'd need less than half the nursery rice to plant both fields, that is going to be a seriously big harvest.
Add some azola plants to the water. Good for nitrogen.
That statement just made me want to checkout your channel
@@flarion00 agree
@VQ industries it’s just advice
2018: bottle flip
2020: rice flip
😁😁😁
Wow, the weeding in the beginning takes me back. Reminds me when I was young and had to do all the weeding in our yard work, and asked if we could get a string trimmer to make it easier. Got told, "We don't need one of those, that's why we had you!" lol
😂 😂 😂 😂 parents are funny
I think those might be cover crops
You want to eat, you got to work, lol
I may seem spoiled but I'm not that seems harsh 😳
If I made a patty field like this at my house I’d be dead from water moccasin bites before I could pull a seed.
Just so you know, there are dry land rice growing techniques and hundreds of varieties of rice. Some can even grow in more temperate climates. (Missouri, a USA state near Canada, grows rice) So if you can grow wheat or barley, you should be able to grow rice too. I hope that was useful info for you. :)
We grew rice like this in Louisiana
@@gateway8833 I'm not sure if there is a connection to weather or if you use wet rice patties in a warm climate and use dry rice fields in a cold one. Unfortunately I'm no expert. I just know how farmers grow it in my zone/area. I brought up the dry method because I imagine water moccasins prefer water, so a dry field wouldn't attract them.
@@gateway8833 What about gators?
Get ducks. They eat the little critters in and in the water and fertilize at the same time. Might only be needed during hatching season.
I didn't realize how labor intensive rice production is. I'm from the farmlands of the Midwest US, so I'm familiar with farming corn, beans, wheat, but rice is a lot of manual labor compared to those other crops.
There are machine plows to loosen the paddy soil before transplanting and machine planters of course that some of the larger, wealthier farmers might use. But traditionally it's done this way and often still is in many parts of the world.
most of his hard work is denying the shovel technology
all crops are labour intensive without machines.
I live near a rice a farm and its all powered by machines, like corn and soya.
but my grandma plants purple corn at home, and its labour intesive too
@@Caio-sw7hh we don't necessarily have to depend on machines. Why did God created animals like cows, buffalos, sheep's, goats, horses and so on? To help us out in our labor and daily lives.
God created nature and animals, the devil created concrete jungles and ugly machines which destroys and pollutes the environment. The devil wants to create his own world but it's failing miserably. The more this world gets urbanized, the more chaos and sin it will breed and we're heading right on that path. Soon the wrath of God will come visiting again and as usual many people will lose their life. History repeats itself.
@@iamgroot4706 beasts of burden are still used in my country. and machines are better.
It is a common sight in South Korea, Japan, and South Asia, where rice is the staple food. Currently, specialized machines are used.
Careful mate, if you get too good at this, you're gonna start hearing Hueys
Nick Matthews if you look at the playlist, there's no video title for underground tunneling. LOL
@@kevinmoore2929 thats a trade-secret
I don’t get the reference
@@fakeapplestore4710 Vietnam
fake Apple Store watch any Vietnam movie ever made and you will get it.
As an avid gardener, it's fascinating watching you cultivate the rice. though those plants are astonishingly robust if just ripping them out like a weed, doesn't damage their root system. I'm really shocked you don't make any attempt to dig them out, or loosen the soil, but...hey, I've never grown rice!
My back is killing me just from sitting at a computer all day. I cannot even imagine…
exercise can help balance out your muscles and sort of make it better. Moving around more tends to make me more comfortable
Your body is build to move. Not for sitting, that’s why you habe so much pain.
Why is it that I always get these type of video recommendations at 3am?
The Indian guys that make the pools,
Some guys making a medieval house,
And now how to grow rice?
I dunno why but I'm definitely not complaining (:
TH-cam is training you next thing you know people with TH-cam shirts on are gonna kidnap you then bam suddenly you’re in the middle of nowhere in the woods with a headache
@@noahlambert2284 aha! We know of their plans, after we awake with a headache in the woods we will survive because of all the knowledge that youtube has taught us in primitive skills.
It is their master plan
Me in south Africa knowing I could never grow rice cause it takes too much water👁👄👁
Is that a thing? How is it there?
damn you look fucked up!
@@uhoh7545 Is what a thing? South Africa?
Well @Uh Oh , there is something called water shedding, and there is not enough rain to support paddies.
Basically water shedding is when the people in charge if purification and distribution run low on reservoir water before rainy season and now they gotta ration.
It has hit us hard here where I live in Zimbabwe 🙄 literal months without water
in asian, there are 2 ways to grow rice, one that require water for seedlings, the other one does not require stagnant water, usually this type is for hilly
I like how hes shopwing the real cast away situation with the easies way to make food shelter fire and water ressources. Not like the others that make a forge all kinds of concrete stuff and such, in a situation where you have no food or resources you want to be minimalistic. Hes doing a really good job with that.
Best primitive homestead channel on TH-cam!
You should start a Patreon! I would be your first supporter! :)
You're right. This channel does not show anything ostentatious, but shows real rural life.
I will never use this information ever in my life. I love it!
Looks like you may need a couple more areas to transplant into. I love seeing the process of you building all this stuff, laying the groundwork with no commentary, and then we get a payoff later. I just assumed the rice would grow in that tightly packed nursery area. Now it makes sense why you had the large, unused areas lying fallow for transplant.
Dig it man. Totally dig it.
So instructive but so peaceful due to the lack of voiceover, thankyou for that.
I came here bc i questioned myself... “ how is rice made/grown”.
Love these videos I watch them all
Actually you are amazing bro. I want to live just like that... A simple life
2 things to help.
1. Build small box and take green grass and new sprouts and toss them in box to make compost. All the nutrients will break down and give you "food" for your plants.
2. If you ever see your plants turn brown.. find bats and collect their poo. Let it dry and harden. Use it by sprinkling it over the ground you want to make green.
"tandur" just like in my village
central java indonesia
aris munandar nandur klk di Bali
Tak tandur pari jebul tukulle malah suket teki
Nyamut eta mah 😂
Ah yes, the java programming language land
Tandur neng sawah
Guys he's in the middle of nowhere and he's got a 4k camera he's also a level 100 camera man all I can do is acknowledge how good he is at this🙌
heres a primitive skill i would like to see - mosquito repellant
Rub lavender leaves on your skin. Or citronella leaves. Or a veriety of things mosquitoes don't like. There's always something.
What are you going to do with the rest of the rice that have not been spread ?
I have been searching TH-cam for this kind of information for years now.
Me too! This channel has featured the best rice growing I have so far encountered, for it's thoroughness.
... вечно можно смотреть на три вещи,как горит огонь,как течёт вода и как работает другой человек...
This is poetic.
It's a shame I don't have a Cyrillic keyboard to properly reply.
О, земляк! Откуда будешь? Я, вот, из Санкт-Петербурга.
..Воронеж.. почти рядом 8)
Беларусь -_-
Yes, I totally understand
Who downvotes this?!?!? This is AWESOME!
If you plant and grow a pound of rice, how many pounds of rice will you harvest?
Each grain of rice planted can produce anywhere from dozens to hundreds of grains of rice, depending on the variety. Rice is in the grass family, so look at an unmowed lawn and see how many seeds are on a single stalk of regular lawn grass. Rice works the same way
When dried and stored properly, that amount of rice can get him through the rest of the year until the next growing season
That size of a rice plot can produce around 300 kilos of rice good enough for 5 months, rice is grown every 4 months and depend s on the season
Around 10 until 20 LB
The ratio of energy spent to energy obtained from rice is 1:16 making it the second most efficient crop in Asia after sweet potato which has a ratio of 1:60
when he tossed the rice it made me laugh i was not expecting that
Was the dead plants in the water like a fertilizer?
Yes, he added them into the top 2 larger paddies some time ago to give all the green material time to rot off and add needed nutrients to the soil/clay.
@@lucasriley874 you now tje name of Plant?
I love the sounds of nature I wish I could travel during the winter and go to some cool place to get away from the deadness
"Welcome to the rice fields"
Some people are stupid enough to be amazed at how the rice flips land perfectly on the heavy root side, and not upside down on the feather light green side. Not me, I consider all farmers wealthy because they own more land then me. I wish I owned enough land to farm my own products. #poorpeopleproblems
Where the rice at? Never mind this was part 1 of 2. Omg I will never waste another grain of rice
Rice us a grass. When it matures it starts seed heads which are harvested.
No Brasil esse vídeo se tornou necessário agora!
thank you, i will now go on to employ this knowledge in my city life.
Do alot of mosquitoes spawn in the rice fields?
This is uncle ben of "Uncle Ben's Ready Rice" just starting out with a few rice Patty's.
I have watch you develop your land and it is amazing, I would like to see the new developments you have made 😃😃
This is the same way to grow rice in Japan. I remember my childhood at this friendly sight.
if we have an apocalypses , these skills are most essential
This man will conquer Primitive Technology mark my words.
Wes Gore all this dude does is plays with water
There's no conquering, they're both awesome
Im afraid he already has
the people who owned all the rice were kings back in the ancient civilizations
LOL MY POINT EXACTLY
I've done this before, it's back breaking work, especially the part where you have to put the plants one by one into the mud, which you'd think would be the easiest part but it's quite the opposite, cause your bending your back 90% of the time and you gotta be gentle with the roots so they don't break but still stand upright in the mud.
I remember my old days of working in the rice field. Nice memory.
Chuc cho chu nhieu suc khoe binh an
Thanh cong trong cuoc song nhe
Having nice rice plantation means you can feed more people. More people will come to your lawn to survive. More labors, more buillding, more food. Now you have to hire some Samurai to protect all the stuff. Welcome to kingdom age. Hail the first King!
but the kingdom will fall under shoguns haha
Most people that clicked on this probably just wanted to see how the rice looked while still on it's plant. XD
I love learning about agriculture and the early period of humans. I also like bushcraft, but I will never be in a climate suitable for growing rice.
Ah, the good old transplantation method. Still the most important method even today
Great video. Good shots and editing so it remains interesting. I'm looking forward to watching the rice grow and seeing when you plants the next paddy.
hey you should try growing grapes next then use them to make vinegar and wine : for wine you store the grape juice in barrels them put them in a ceiior where its always dry and at about same temperature and for vinegar you do the opposite you put the grape juice barrels into an atic where its humid and temperature changes as weird as it sounds it makes huge difference
he can build a cellor that what cellors are for its a primitive fridge
Thank christ, those weeds on the edges were bugging the hell out of me! D:
Looks asif you are somewhere you going to need to reclaim more land, for the rice you have to plant looks asif you have more rice then paddies. You need to invest into a water buffalo to work the paddies with now and with the amount of rice that will be produced from them to plant next year that now you are a rice grower.
i almost read bed stories to my plants and they die
this man...
what am i doing?
We have a plan
to visit all over the world, this video made us think 'wow! looks great. Thanks
for sharing and inspiring.
there I was.... knee deep in rice patties in nam....it was great....
as sloppy as thr growth on the walls looke di would have left it the roots would grow into the walls and help hold them together so it didnt collapes over time
This was a really great and interesting video. I always wanted to know how growing rice works. Thank you for sharing.
I wonder how rice was discovered. Who was the first person to pick a random grass and ate the grain and decided they could eat thousands of these lil things.
Respect bro! From malaysia
Shahrin Seri malaysia✌️
that scene where he throws the rice from the side of the camera is the funniest shit ive seen in a while
Im about to call my therapist and let her know Im cancelling, Ive found something else better
Honestly would love to just live somewhere like this, nobody, just you, rice, and the wilderness
idk why but taking a dab and watching this is very relaxing
are you from Vietnam?
he look Chinese to me but I am to judge and do like his videos.
Thanh Dam, he's from thailand I guess!
He is from vietnam! I talked with him last night :D
Vietnam and Thailand or Cambodia who knows it's up to him to give the answer where he is from.
that isn t thailand
didnt really learn how to grow rice but learned rice is a weird ass plant
what's btw the benefit of putting the plants in deeper water and spread them more? in other words: how will the plants in your great rice fields be different from the plants in the original patch in a few weeks/months?
montanus777 from my understanding it's all a process.
In the beginning he sows the seeds and hope they will all grow well, some don't or the weaker ones die off.
When they reach a certain height as in the video - you pick and start to give each group of 3 or 4 enough space and water to grow nice and healthy in a water logged paddy field close by. Rice plants love water and a bit of space around them.
So when they grow to a good size they will start to produce flowers/seeds...
Just before this happens (the clever bit) they drain the paddy field of all the water and leave for a specific time period.
Why?
Because this puts the rice plant under stress thinking it's going to die and so it makes more effort to produce more flowers/seeds (rice) - to ensure its survival when the main plant dies eventually.
This method of draining just before seed development gives far higher crop yield = more rice.
Many plants act this way.
When the seeds are developing (I think) they refill the paddy field with water to give nice juicy healthy seed rice. Clever!
oh wow, that's an interesting detail with the draining. so, a 'good rice field' needs to be high enough to allow drainage. when you sometimes see pictures of rice fields, it may lead to the impression, that they're just constantly under water.
montanus777, you could keep growing rice in the nursery paddy, but harvest would be tiny for the number of plants in there. Transplanting and spacing them out allows each one more room to grow and spread and although it obviously uses a lot more land you'll get a far, far, larger harvest from the same number of plants. As Rick Knight already explained rice paddies aren't flooded all the time, once your harvest is ready it's also usual to drain the paddy and let it dry out a bit first. Harvesting is a lot easier if it's done in a dry paddy rather than in water and mud.
It depends on the variety of rice he used. Each grain can produce several stalks (just like lawn grass - rice is actually a type of grass), and each stalk has one seed head. Each seed head can produce anywhere from dozens to hundreds of individual seeds.
If you watched his earlier video where he cleans the seeds and threshes them, his yield for just these two paddies will probably be higher than the total amount of rice he started with for both nursery areas.
Most grass species don't like water, but rice does, the water also keeps the temperature consistent fore the rice.
Beautiful... wish i had land...
Did anyone come from watching Dr. Stone clips?
Cause I got this in my recommended.
People call it a simple life but i think that’s an understatement. It’s complicated, skilled, hard labor. And you’re a skilled person! I am going to grow this in my yard, won’t be as primitive but it’s best to have it!
how long do you can harvest a paddy??
About 2 to 3 months
Cuz they need to having space to grow and devolop. They'll grow slowly if they have little space .
The first small area is a nursery. Starting with seedlings in your crop fields instead of sowing seed directly can partially or completely eliminate problems such as pests and disease. Also, crops started from seedlings rather than directly sown seeds produce faster yields.
Humans have used this nursery method of agriculture for hundreds of years, and we still do it to this day in our commercial agriculture.
Your Buddies j
Had the two areas you cleared been lying fallow and for how long if they were?
Your camera work is amazing there is never a boring scene. There are some scenes that i wonder how its even possible to get Truly amazing!
what minecraft server is this?
Teddy Ferdinand Lubis :v
What about cup and mine :v
Good video but... it is a pity that they do it on asian countries. I wish that they will do the same in other different enviroments like mediterranean forest or canadian woods. Anyway, good job! :)
Good
You produce such beautiful videos, you are my favourite primitive tech youtuber. Loved seeing more details of your rice production, what are you going to do with the rest of the seedlings?
What will you do with the extra seedlings?
Frediloc8 1. use it in other fields 2. Give it to Farmers nearby who can use them or 3. one can still put them in the corner of the fields in small handfuls. If it's more than a dozen or two stalks the rice produce is too much for that small area and it's tends to break or bend (making it easy easy target for mice etc) thereby making the extra exercise futile
I love rice just like my women. Sorry ladies I'm single
I feel like any westerner would die within 2 weeks of playing in that brown jungle water...
curtis m it isn't very difficult anyone could do it but it takes so much time
ZOLA D I mean the pathogens and parasites in the water. I feel like it would kill a westerner in no time.
Its legit just dirt water
The white guy would die from fear of diseases
@@yerneroneroipas8668 No, it's jungle water. Westerners in Vietnam were tore up by parasites and jungle rot...
Every one of your videos has me on a never ending cycle of thought. It goes like this: wait what are you doing now, oh I see, no wait why are you doing it like that, that could be done better, oh I see what you're doing now, smart. And, then it all starts over. This is my thought process that rolls over something like every five minutes. Good stuff.
Nice 👍
As a farmer, I can see that is exhausting work.
8:16 god damn he just bottle flip 5 rice plant bundles in a row what a god and from like 20 feet away too
That was exceptional! Enjoyed it thoroughly..The accuracy was fantastic!
That's going to be a lot of rice.
It’s for sale. Starving is still an option. But malnutrition is more likely
I feel 90 time weeding. with basket skills think make compost beens put stuff in make black soil help grow vegetable garden down line. maybe grown carrels or potatoes. down line. one I see 4 squre beens put first one some point year turn into second one. when strings down use pick fork put 3 one and then Finley 4 that black soil. he keep add to beens as weeding. he could make wooden pick fork out trees or bamboo. needs thick handle weave 3 or 4 spikes at end.
Good job💪
its good that u dont start with chicken or any other animals that need a lot of resources to take care of. fish, and rice. minimal. sufficient
Đống lúa còn lại đem cắm đại vô vùng trũng phía dưới cho đẹp vườn luôn
khu đó mình để trồng lúa nếp, sau này còn có để làm bánh chứ.haha
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Everybody: ew nasty dirty mud!
My high ass: mmm chocolate mjIk
King of Primitive
Hello bro . Im from Indonesian