Extreme Heat In Asia Destroying Our Thailand Farm…
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Extreme Heatwave In Asia Devastates Our Thailand Farm: Time To Leave Or Prepare For The Future?
In today's vlog, we're showcasing the real impact of extreme heat on our small farm. Amidst the Asia heatwave and the ongoing climate crisis, our crops are feeling the burn. While you might have caught glimpses of this issue in the news or from other bloggers, we're giving you an up-close look at how it's affecting us personally. With temperatures soaring, our crops are struggling, and we're feeling the pressure. But we're not just sitting idly by. Join us as we discuss our plans to plant more trees and implement other measures to better prepare for the challenges that lie ahead next year.
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We are loving family that live in Rural Thailand. Damo (me), Ryan (my husband), Otis & Hugo (Our Sons) spend our days taking care of the land and the animals and enjoying each others company. Its the simple life and we love to share it with you. Welcome to our TH-cam channel!
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Its El Nino mate. Weatherpattern that happens every 4-6 years makes it dry and hot as sh!t!
Ryan, the best way to water your plants in such heat is to water them at darkness so that the roots can get sufficient water whilst the ground is at its coolish, also fill a spray bottle and fine spray the leaves which will stop burning, doing your watering this way can also save water 👍
yes, watering should be done at night before bed. too much water makes it burn more easily i believe
Lat year my garden nearly did not produce anything! It was so hot! I heard the north is getting some rain, hope you guys can get the relief needed. Mother Nature is resilient, so are you guys! Much love to you, Damo and the boys!
I`m old enough to remember the Summer of 1976 in the UK. It was over 30 degrees Celsius every day for about 6 Weeks, if i remember rightly. Very abnormal for the UK. But these Days we`re lucky if we even get a Summer at all. Last year was a complete washout with low temperatures. The climate is definitely unpredictable if nothing else. Maybe next year Thailand could see the coldest Summer on record????? That`s how unpredictable it is. Who knows
The kids are growing quickly! Don’t blink🤣
Here in Chayaphum, it's been the hottest on record. Unbelievably the locals have been out in the fields getting ready for the planting season. How they do it I don't know. Today we had our first decent rain and a temperature drop. This year El Nino has made things worse but hopefully, things will now improve.
Yes it's El nino.
The climate alarmists don't want to let the people know
Buy water storage tanks that is how I have saved my plants and trees in Chumphon.
In Australia we're either in a drought , floods or perfect weather.
It's amazing how the plans and grass recover after you think there dead after a bit of rain.
If you have water for your plants.
Do it after the sun goes down.
Give your animals shade and water day time.
Look at our little Buddha boy, watering the plants ! Oh this is so sad Mo. I am so sorry to see your beautiful plants burning up. In Europe we call that a heatwave. I am glad you have airco !
Wish you the best to get through this. Love from your Dutch fan in California.🙏💕🌷
Ryan and Damo, please consider using aircrete blocks to build.
Even if you blow touch it, it won’t burn.
Ryan, I am sure you probably knew this.
It’s also light and fire resistant. So heat…no problem!
PS: Hope Damo’s mum and dad are okay.
Best regards to all.🫶🏻🥰🇬🇧
Hi guys that must be very difficult in extreme heat don’t think I would survive in that looking forward to seeing your extension and the cactus garden little Hugo is getting big and running around with his cousins where does time go thank you guys for your video
With the way the water situation is you may have to make serious choices about watering dying plants. Kids looking great. Loved the video ❤ Thank you 😊
😢That is so sad. All your hard work. 💞💞💞💞
Sorry to hear of your problems with the heat ,hope it cools down soon and you get rain stay safe
You should put a GoPro on Hugo.
I am noping outta Asia. 21 years, and it just keeps getting hotter and more polluted. Better places to live out my days.
Where did you relocate?
I feel the same way🥵🥵🥵😭. Before, it was 44 °C in Phetchabun, but it's getting better now, around 34-38 °C during the day and 30-32 °C at night because of the rainstorm. Please Take care and good luck to you all. support always🥰👍
I'm in Ubon, and it's insanely hot - usually 49C feels like with humidity. Cudos to you guys doing morning work. I can't get up. Getting better next week and can get back to work on the land. Which first year, I have no idea what I'm doing with Thailand plants, soil quality, differing land levels etc. Alot to learn. Great channel. Thanks.
I feel for you.
Currently here in 🇬🇧 it's a blissful 22°C.
My wife tells me it's very hot there too.
Hopefully you're getting some of that rain now. April in Thailand is just so hot to hot 🥵. Thanks for the farmhouse update I was wondering what was going on there.
Love it Ryan, your garden is so interesting. Check out Geoff Lawton, an Englishman who lives in Australia and is one of the founders of permaculture.
Stay cool and safe guys! Just hang in there & praying for rain your way! Drink lots of water to keep you all hydrated 😊 Thanks for sharing this with us:)
a proper nosal for the hose. instead of that straight stream get more rain shower for better coverage. with a twist you can have more power. nothing beats a big mango tree
El Niño is strong this year.. El Niño events occur irregularly at two- to seven-year intervals. However, El Niño is not a regular cycle, or predictable in the sense that ocean tides are.
Hi Damo and Ryan, here in Khon Kaen we have had exactly the same problem. This year the heat has been relentless usually around 42 but the odd day it has reached 44! Everything in the garden and on our land is burned and parched despite watering daily. However, last night we had a tremendous hot wind for an hour which culminated in a wonderful thunderstorm for about 2 hours which has cooled the air a little with the temperature only hitting 38 today! The only trees which appear to still be coping are our mango trees which also provide some shade. Thanks for sharing as always and like you I am praying for rain. I guess that in a few months time we will have floods and be praying for the rain to stop. God bless you all including all the extended family who enjoy the air conditioning. 😀❤🙏
I just came back from south America. They have had drought for a while now. Everything was so dry. The creeks and streams. No grass to feed the animals. Thank God the rain is now falling a bit. But with that comes the mud and all the animals getting stuck. Living and caring for animals is just a delicate balancing act with nature. Fruits and veggies are so expensive. It good to see you guys taking measure to stay cool. God bless.
CUTE VIDEO....NICE ONE GUYS ..
Yes, March through May is a nice time to be near the sea. Probably 4 or 5 degrees cooler than inland Isaan. The breeze or wind off the sea is absolutely wonderful. Heading home to Isaan end of June and yes much of our durian and banana took a beating this year as well. We were fortune that it was time to turn over a big portion of our bananas but looking forward to the rainy season and getting everything growing again. It's hot.
Lovely, lovely place your guys got. But hold on tight it will pass.April and May are the hottest months of the year, I know your guys know that by now, rain will come soon and everything will grow back beautiful again. 😊
Brilliant intro! plants ravaged by heat, backed by Cello music. So many words to describe the weather: Scorching, roasting, sweltering... Hotter than Blue Blazes was a term my grandparents used. I like Damo's farm-girl hats. Hugo loves the pigs! Superstar Hugo who looks very guru like as well! Hugo's look/ eyes portray a transfixing, wondrous, sense of calming kindness. I can tell Damo really loves him, Otis as well of course. Yes, keep the children alive inside during the heat.555 Yes, Shade, roof solar, fans and water misters can all help outdoors, Good on Ya for doing the house expansion first to accommodate your growing family. The rural Thai farmhouse residence remodel can wait. Peace and Love Y'all
I like your selection of plants Mr. Shaman;) My Heavenly Blue seeds just broke the soil today😁💙
I ALSO WATCH Ricky in Issan he said it's getting a little cooler there I hope it gets cooler by you guys does it do that every year and that will get better again yes you need shade for future awwh Hugo is so cute watering plants I love seeing him grow and come into his own little personality! Like Tis thank God you have Air Con I.hope your mom comes and rests too your mother needs to rest yes Ryan you need more Air Con in future! How long does it last 4 to 6 weeks or more!! HUGO is getting big which will be great for one I love watching the kids grow they are so cute!! Great idea a new room with AirCon! ! I LOVE HOW YOU WATCH OVER THE OTHER KIDS !
Ta Phraya has been hot and humid for months. Luckily, we have had 2 good sized storms come over us and dropped some much needed rain.
Looking at the PM map, the north looks terrible for smoke pollution and heat.
Wish you and your family the best!
Similar conditions here in Nong Khai. My avocado trees suffer anything over 35 deg. Amazingly a few trees have managed to cling onto some fruit.
I expect that a cooling cycle starts next year. 23 & 24 have been quite an extreme peak.
I was in Cape Town 6 years ago. Extreme drought. Garden centers closed down. People took up their lawns and pulled the gardens out. Desalination plants constructed etc etc.
Since then the rain has been abundant. Aproaching the wet season now, dams are already high.
The stress at the time always makes one feel that this is forever.
I hope that we are in for a pleasant surprise.
In Norway the temperature has been about 3-7° C in Mars and early April, but now it's over 10°C and going up to 20°C later this week.
You should look into a drip system for these hot and dry periods. Saves you time also. Keep cool 😎
I left thialand 9y ago because I new it would end up to hot to sustain life, if global warming is to be believed 😅 you water your garden at night fall, brown or burnt foliage can be the result of water scorching
Creating some shade houses for the summer crops may be a good advantage. 40-50% shade cloth. Check out some techniques used in the middle east for growing crops. Geoff Lawton has done a big project in Jordan..lots of stuff on TH-cam. Stay cool out there. Maybe a tilapia pond under shade to moderate nearby Temps
Have you thought about buying or making a solar cooker? It would work where you live for most of the year. Can get different types, some which have vacuum tubes even work in the UK for some of the year.
Thanks so much for sharing. I am really sorry this is happening to you and the folks in South East Asia. May I ask what part in Thailand are you living in?
It's been very hot this year. For at least 10 days in April, I only went out in the morning and had to live with the aircon the rest of the time
Hot here in Pi. too. Plants frying. Locked into a high pressure area...same one you're probably in. A little less hot where we are a little up a mountain , but still need the aircon to sleep. No rain for 3 months :(
They got plenty water yesterday! I know, I was fishing at Buriram Monsters Fishing Park and had to fight a 40lb Redtail Catfish during that thunderstorm. Would’ve been drier if I’d just jumped in with the fish!😂
I lived in 40c summers in Spain for a few years, that was bad enough and it was bone dry - humid Thailand would be much worse. I really feel for outdoor workers. Sitting with your feet in iced water helps a lot!
Hey guys buy a plastic drum and collect rain water! I have to in Culebra, we are so dry still and have had wild fires! They save my garden during dry season! 🙌💕
What rain water .
@@kevo8498 hahahaha, when does rain! We have rainy and dry season! Hahahah
@enough1494 Here in Thailand if your living in house especially countryside we normally have those big Plastic drums on the side of the house too to collect rain water. Many have it collected on the roof and steered to the tank. We have 2 tanks with added elec pump.
@@kevo8498 great that is how ours work!
hey, maybe you guys can put up a net on top of the yard... a net that shields partial sunlight... water and light can still go thru, that should help a lot. but hey, tropical life
I loved the classical music at the start.
Do you have more information about it?
And yes...
Thailand is HOT :-)
luckily the rain season will be there soon.
It is Bach cello suite no 2 in D Minor 🙏
It’s ridiculous down here right now in Rangsit to way too hot. I’ve been here 12 years and don’t remember it being this hot before. Take care up there
my brother arrived in Thailand yesterday and sent me a screenshot of the weather forecast.39 degrees but felt like 44.thats hot.
My Wife is back in Korat at the moment. She's struggling in the heat. She's just come out of the West Australian Summer, but she still reckons this Thai weather is hotter!!😮
A heatwave in one year is not an indication that this will happen every year.
I remember in Germany in the late 80's or early 90's it was in the high 30 degrees centigrade, and the tarmac on the roads literally melted and became almost like gravel roads.
Hopefully the rains will come soon, the temperature will come down and the plants will bounce back.
Hi guys. Demo how is your dad since he is out there with the Buffalo's? Have you checked on him?
the rainey season is about to start should cool down soon
So sad for the trees the heat is too much every part in the world you have to deal with the heat in the summer time very depressing don't like the heat like the cold weather you all stay safe 🙏 God bless you all always 🙏 ❤️ 💔
sorry I don't know english name, but ตะขบ makes for a really good shade tree. Grows fast, width canopy and makes free tasty fruit.
I thought I was the only one doing the nightime thing, Sleeping in the aircon during the hottest part of the day, and working early morning, late evening in the garden, apparently not. We did loose 5 chickens during the early part of the heatwave, but the other 60 seem to be doing ok, but not a lot of eggs, we're lucky to get 40-50%. Bannana plants are taking a hit though, lost 9 out of 25. But it is what it is, plan this year to compensate for the next, If we're going to have 3 months of brutal heat, then that leaves 9 months for us to plant/grow/harvest, and store all our needs for that time.
All of that could’ve been prevented by putting a thick layer of composted manure around the base of all your plants, and then heavily mulching them all with 3 to 6 inches of mulch.. The mulch keeps the moisture trapped by the roots, allowing your plants to thrive, even in conditions like you’re dealing with.
Just hang on guys...here in Cambodia the rains have arrived. Chiang Mai also raining now.
Heading back to the uk soon. Can't wait for the cool air
Have a good one Kev 👍
@@lifeinruralthailand very anxious, everyone seem fed up.wish me luck
You will be back I’m sure!!
@@lifeinruralthailand seriously ! Trust me its a 2 way flight. See you in 2 weeks ! 🏴🇬🇧🇹🇭
Same problem in nonthanburi,but lucky wwe have big pool for the dry season. But the fish start to complain😉😉😉 because pool level getting low.
whats your thoughts on planting teak, they grow relatively quick for a hardwood and offer good shade and can bring good money in the future also a non native tree eucalyptus grows very fast
Have you tried watering silica?
It really helps with heat and cold stress.
Mulch can also keep moisture in. Day after day of 40+ sounds like a loosing battle without shade cloth and misters
Silica really works, just water it every watering. Increases plant cell strength, stops them wilting, falling over from wind damage.
I use potassium silicate
Water the roots .You can burn the leaves from water on them.At least that was the issue with grow lamps many moons ago
Thank feck the rains have arrived in Chonburi now.
Rain is back. no problem.
The main denominator of all farming is weather. This cannot be controlled or relied upon. If you plant, ensure you have sufficient resources to maintain growth. It's not rocket science. Just risk assessment and mitigation.
Cut swales throughout your land. They will retain water long after the rain stops. You should have at least a 2500 gallon tank receiving harvested rainwater. One cannot afford to run out of water especially in a hot country. Nature provides enough. Dig holes all around your land that retain water. Water follows water. You must master your environment- harvest that rainwater!
Our trees in Bangkok are looking very stressed, I cannot imagine what it"s like further north.
You could get a mini-split A/C unit for around 1500 USD for the main area in your house. They're efficient and you could get the kids out of your room. It's rough here in Florida also, in the summer. How's the renovation going on your new property
I think I mention at the end of this vlog 👍
I should have waited until I finished the video before commenting. My questions were answered. I just wasn't patient enough.
I would be careful about the tree in front of the house, we had 2 outside our house and the roots are close to the surface, they started to break up our floor so we had to cut them down.
I like my AC at 16-18deg if it gets crazy hot and over 20 (bottom on NZ). It being wet and wind chill is more of our issue
Yer don’t we all know it at least it’s appears to be over now time to get to work. Good luck guys.
🙏🙏🙏
Here's a tip for you. Water the plants at night, when the sun is going down. Watering them in the morning may be causing more damage than helping. 🙏
I will be there is June so it's bound to rain hard then!
i think the last tree in your vid maybe called the weeding cake tree, thats the common name, i may be wrong though
7 am to 9 am is the best I can do in the morning.
It's only going to get worse. The Science is in and even the doubters have woke up..
Ryan Mo. This year the smoke almost had me packing it back to the US. It was so bad. My car was covered in soot every day. Whats in our lungs?....
I don’t see any mulch around the base of your plants. Of course they’re gonna die and shrivel up. You need to put a large amount of composted manure around the base of everyone of your plants and trees on your property and then you need to mulch all of them with a 4 to 6 inch depth mulch.. And again, if you can get some already composted, mulch mulch, that’s been around for a while and is already breaking down. That’s even better.
Good tip!
Have you thought about solar panels, especially if you’re planning on upgrading to put more air conditioners in your home 👍🇹🇭🇦🇺
We have 8 panel on grid system already 👍🙏😊
That looks like Louisiana summers when I was going up in the U.S
Carbon is good. Plants thrive on it.
Carbon is good for plants, not for the atmosphere. Excess carbon in the atmosphere creates excess heat, killing off the plants that thrive on carbon.
@@JamesScotmore The carbon cycle is nature's way of reusing carbon atoms, which travel from the atmosphere into organisms in the Earth and then back into the atmosphere over and over again
Damos English is very good. Did she take any formal lessons?
They learn to high level at university 🙏😊
I'm really surprised that they are saying 30 people have died with the heat.I would have expected the numbers to be closer to 300
Thailand belongs to the tropical climate, so the climate is hot and humid all year round. April to June are the hottest months, with temperatures often exceeding 40°C. On the other hand, it is relatively cool from November to February, sometimes dropping below 10 degrees in the north. The way to avoid it is to maintain body temperature, take cool showers or use a damp cloth to wipe your face and body. Reduce strenuous exercise : Avoid engaging in heavy exercise or activities that require a lot of energy, as the hot weather may cause the body to struggle to dissipate heat and oxygenate properly, leading to fatigue. And frequently wear clothing that hangs slightly off your body. Woven fabrics or those with some texture, and a looser fit, usually do a good job. Clothing that does cling to your body will soak up sweat and then stay close to your skin, which will amplify the discomfort.
it's cooled down a little though hasn't it?
Do you have solar to make energy for the air conditioning?
Yes on grid system looking to expand 👍🙏
The Paulownia Tree has leaves the size of elephant ears and grows 4.5 meters a year or 15 feet
Not sure that air conditioning your plants is a very cool way to stop global warming!
It's the end of the world as we know it...
And I feel fine!
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Hey mate, I’m expecting my first baby in Thailand soon. I’m 25 years old. I have a small house in Sa Kaeo and am building a second one in Loei 10 minutes from Laos border at the start of the Luang Prabang mountain range. I’ve looked up to you for a while. Now that I have a child on the way is there any advice you could give about being a father in Thailand? Appreciate it.
Hey brother - shoot me an email at thenakedguruexperience@gmail.com
I’ll send some pointers when I can
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Right now the Sun is literally slinging out HUGE solar flares towards earth … is why,,
Here I am dreaming of more heat in Denmark so driving the motorcycle is nice without dressing up like the Michelin man😂
My brother is in Ireland and complaining about weeks of rain….and we’re here frying….both struggling to have much sympathy for each other.
As an Aussie that lives in Japan, I’ve experienced both extreme heat and extreme cold. They’re both bad but if I had a choice, I’d rather the heat any day. The cold absolutely kills me 😢!
20 years here it’s normal
If hottest ever is normal then it's normal
@@specialized500 the climate is run by sun cycles. were actually in the tail end of an ice age historically. not much to do with humans. theres a nice documentary called cold truth where actual scientists explains the deception.
No different than any year.
All those chickens and turkeys you keep there.
Doesn't that attract snakes?
you have land and huge roof space why not cover your roofs with solar panels and maybe if you can half a acre of land for ground base solar farm?..True it would be a pricey adventure but over years its only gonna get hotter then the money you get back invest in bigger air/cons for your house..Thailand has got one thing plenty of is sunshine it would take years to pay off but why not..Hopefully there is no government reg's over there that could stop you
We have solar already 👍😊
Not mommies, dada
It's weird how climate change is affecting all of us in totally different ways. I get that 42 + degrees is not tolerable and is ruining the plants. Then I look at us in North West of England and we seem to have nowhere near the temperature increases that you have. Our weather is very wet, grey and cold, and definitely not getting hotter. We are at least 4 - 6 weeks behind the South of the country so our fruit and veg is a late up here. We have to adapt our lives according to the climate change, which is obviously easier said than done. I love the video content that you show us. 😁
Increased global average temperatures lead to higher percentages of water vapour. That's why the UK has had nonstop rain. But unfortunately it IS getting hotter. The previous record for the UK was broken in 2021 - 40.3C. This is just the beginning. Thailand will be 50C instead of 42C in the next 10-20 years as climate change becomes more rapid.
the climate is run by sun cycles. were actually in the tail end of an ice age historically. not much to do with humans. theres a nice documentary called cold truth where actual scientists explains the deception.