Good day my friend oh! more dogs in the street beautiful place perfect for swimming i like yor motor good for driveng in many place keep safe allway friend
Hi Terry, Just discovered your channel today, it's cold n wet in southwest Australia atm. Will show the wife ( chaiyaphum farmers daughter) your channel when she gets home from work. She will love it. 💕💕💕
I've actually been searching for Durian farms for sale. Found many yes they are more expensive but some have 100's of trees already mature and producing fruit so your making money immediately, and older tree produce more I heard . I guess you have to know what you're looking for I am no expert. 5 years is a long time to wait that's all. Food for thought.
My question is how many trees can you plant per Rai, and what is the average production (In Kilos) per tree and does the PH level need to be maintained with manure etc ? I know , so many questions. Thanks in advance.😊
VERY BEAUTIFUL VIEW. YOU GOT VERY GOOD DEAL ON THE HOUSE 1.2 MB VERY CHEAP. I JUST BUILD A HOUSE IN BANGKOK COST ME 3 MB. THE LAND FOR 7MB 17 RAI WAS LISTENABLE. THE WAY I SEE YOU TREE TAKE ABOUT TWO MORE YEARS TO GIVE YOU FRUITS. EVERY NOV. LOOK FOR IT, BUT FIRST YEAR WHEN THEY COME OUT DON'T EXPECT MUCH. THEN IT WILL GIVE YOU BACK A LOT. BUT WHEN THIEF SEE IT BE CAREFUL YOU HAVE TO PUT SOME LIGHT ON THE FENCE AND DOGS. I JUST BROUGHT MY 13RAI 3.5MB RAYONG. HOPE I CAN DO LIKE YOU FOR MY RETIREMENT. GOOD LUCK !
Focus on staying in good standing with your wife and family, because saying things like "my durian farm" is misleading. You cannot own land in Thailand, you are on a one year renewable VISA, there is not a lot of recourse as your name is not on the title or chanote. Things are much different here than in the USA Peace, Love, and Understanding.......All the best . BTW a usufruct is only an agreement that can be broken as well AFAIK
Married 20 years we have many properties here starting 20; years ago and in America your pointing out newbie stuff I learned 20; years ago its not important definitely irrelevant to the vid . It's worth paying the price to sit down with a lawyer and get informed like I did 20 years ago. Relax your not the only one that knows that stuff
@@TMDurianfarmer Alright, am sure you know some expats may not get a lawyer before junping in....also like me many do not trust lawyers or the Thai legal system. Feel free to delete comment as I do not see it maybe you did. Glad your living the life.
I had thought that would be a great idea it would be like a REIT , I would have to speak with a lawyer for this but I'm sure there would be much interest ,
@@TMDurianfarmer Monthong, Musang King, Simas, lombao. I only have 300 trees. We grow papayas in the rows between the Durians. Nice setup.... and best wishes with that
@@ZulFikar-sn1vr Thank you what verity do you like best? My favorite is monthong I have yet to have the chance to try the other verities you are growing
@@TMDurianfarmer monthongs are consistantly good. Actually. Having tried them all, in my opinion, the most expensive varieties are over hyped, and not expensive because of their flavour, but for their false claims. The buyers would not know the difference, and to humour myself, I have tested that theory haha. The very best tasting Durians, are called "local" durians, are very cheap and smaller, and scorned by the average buyer. From large old trees. Absolutely delicious! Through my experimenting, I have something unique.... That is.... My durian trees produce fruit all year round. On the same tree are nearly mature fruit, 3 month old fruit, and new flowers, which means they fruit in the off season. And command up to 3 times the in season price. Organic, and no hormones to force fruit. Global weather changes are so great, so rapid, that in my opinion, the greatest mistake, is to bind yourself to traditional methods, because that is the single factor causing devestation in the Indonesian Durian Industry presently. Must discover ways to adapt and change methods annually. So that has been my focus over the past few years......
@@ZulFikar-sn1vr wow that's amazing how your trees are producing .Very interesting to hear the false claims about the verities .I also think monthong is consistently good I agree .In Thailand we also have some local durian that is really good the only complaint I hear from locals is the seeds are too big so they rather choose monthong due to taste and small seeds . I would love to visit your farm some day if possible to learn from you .Your techniques you practice sound amazing
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Can’t wait to see it! Bet you could get 20MM for your set up!
Baht not Dollars 😂
Wow dollars I wish 👍
There is also the benefits of things money just can't buy,like the great lifestyle and place you have to live in.
Great videos👍
Yes exactly ,thanks Paul
Google search brought me here. I'm in Laos very very interesting.
Good day my friend oh! more dogs in the street beautiful place perfect for swimming i like yor motor good for driveng in many place keep safe allway friend
Can we get a barndominium tour?😁
Great video !!!!!! Really interesting info. Thanks for sharing
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Hi Terry,
Just discovered your channel today, it's cold n wet in southwest Australia atm. Will show the wife ( chaiyaphum farmers daughter) your channel when she gets home from work. She will love it. 💕💕💕
Welcome to the channel🙏
This is a test of patience for the reward to come.
Nice!
So peaceful ❤
Gday Terry,
Apart from the great lifestyle that comes with living in rural Thailand, you also get a fantastic return on your investment
So true Don
Great video , your doing what most just dream about
Appreciate that
@TMTRAVELS
The farm labor there is definitely alot cheaper than here in The Bahamas.
Here it's at least $80 per day per worker , and no Hurricanes
Congratulation to you.
Many many thanks
I've actually been searching for Durian farms for sale. Found many yes they are more expensive but some have 100's of trees already mature and producing fruit so your making money immediately, and older tree produce more I heard . I guess you have to know what you're looking for I am no expert. 5 years is a long time to wait that's all. Food for thought.
That's a good point
Great information 👍
Glad it was helpful!
My question is how many trees can you plant per Rai, and what is the average production (In Kilos) per tree and does the PH level need to be maintained with manure etc ? I know , so many questions. Thanks in advance.😊
I have a vid that covers that heres the link th-cam.com/video/M3HmOlAy3iQ/w-d-xo.html
Super interesting Terry! I’m tempted to call you Durian Godfather lol. Did you consider risk diversification in case of any unforeseen natural event?
Durian godfather has a good ring to it 😎 I have other investments, I'm not all in on this farm,
great vdo again you inpire me ( can i do it ) i am 65 years old
You can. I would suggest buying with your wife an existing durian farm that's producing.
Great videos have you done one on your barndominium I've only found one on your first house. We have 7 rai in rayong were yet to build on.
Not yet!
VERY BEAUTIFUL VIEW. YOU GOT VERY GOOD DEAL ON THE HOUSE 1.2 MB VERY CHEAP. I JUST BUILD A HOUSE IN BANGKOK COST ME 3 MB. THE LAND FOR 7MB 17 RAI WAS LISTENABLE. THE WAY I SEE YOU TREE TAKE ABOUT TWO MORE YEARS TO GIVE YOU FRUITS. EVERY NOV. LOOK FOR IT, BUT FIRST YEAR WHEN THEY COME OUT DON'T EXPECT MUCH. THEN IT WILL GIVE YOU BACK A LOT. BUT WHEN THIEF SEE IT BE CAREFUL YOU HAVE TO PUT SOME LIGHT ON THE FENCE AND DOGS. I JUST BROUGHT MY 13RAI 3.5MB RAYONG. HOPE I CAN DO LIKE YOU FOR MY RETIREMENT.
GOOD LUCK !
Thanks. Can I ask where abouts in Thailand are you?
In kanchanaburi
Beautiful place 😮😊🫰❤️
Can you comment on your time investment? How much time you commit weekly or monthly for first couple years and in harvest ready years.
That would make a good vid ill put that together
I’m retired and living about 80 kilometres away from Ubon Ratachani…whereabouts in Thailand are you?
Hi Nick I'm in the central west of Thailand in kanchanaburi in the hills I'm about 1 km from this place g.co/kgs/gfCX16
Focus on staying in good standing with your wife and family, because saying things like "my durian farm" is misleading. You cannot own land in Thailand, you are on a one year renewable VISA, there is not a lot of recourse as your name is not on the title or chanote. Things are much different here than in the USA
Peace, Love, and Understanding.......All the best . BTW a usufruct is only an agreement that can be broken as well AFAIK
Married 20 years we have many properties here starting 20; years ago and in America your pointing out newbie stuff I learned 20; years ago its not important definitely irrelevant to the vid . It's worth paying the price to sit down with a lawyer and get informed like I did 20 years ago. Relax your not the only one that knows that stuff
@@TMDurianfarmer Alright, am sure you know some expats may not get a lawyer before junping in....also like me many do not trust lawyers or the Thai legal system. Feel free to delete comment as I do not see it maybe you did. Glad your living the life.
Can you start a small partnership with overseas investor to invest in your farm or an adjacent farm to earn dividends and share your cost and profits?
I had thought that would be a great idea it would be like a REIT , I would have to speak with a lawyer for this but I'm sure there would be much interest ,
Interested to know how many trees you have, and which varieties. I have been a Durian farmer in Indonesia 15 years.
We have mon thong ,musang king over 1000 trees ,what varieties are you growing ?
@@TMDurianfarmer Monthong, Musang King, Simas, lombao. I only have 300 trees. We grow papayas in the rows between the Durians.
Nice setup.... and best wishes with that
@@ZulFikar-sn1vr Thank you what verity do you like best? My favorite is monthong I have yet to have the chance to try the other verities you are growing
@@TMDurianfarmer monthongs are consistantly good. Actually. Having tried them all, in my opinion, the most expensive varieties are over hyped, and not expensive because of their flavour, but for their false claims. The buyers would not know the difference, and to humour myself, I have tested that theory haha.
The very best tasting Durians, are called "local" durians, are very cheap and smaller, and scorned by the average buyer. From large old trees. Absolutely delicious!
Through my experimenting, I have something unique.... That is.... My durian trees produce fruit all year round. On the same tree are nearly mature fruit, 3 month old fruit, and new flowers, which means they fruit in the off season. And command up to 3 times the in season price.
Organic, and no hormones to force fruit.
Global weather changes are so great, so rapid, that in my opinion, the greatest mistake, is to bind yourself to traditional methods, because that is the single factor causing devestation in the Indonesian Durian Industry presently. Must discover ways to adapt and change methods annually. So that has been my focus over the past few years......
@@ZulFikar-sn1vr wow that's amazing how your trees are producing .Very interesting to hear the false claims about the verities .I also think monthong is consistently good I agree .In Thailand we also have some local durian that is really good the only complaint I hear from locals is the seeds are too big so they rather choose monthong due to taste and small seeds .
I would love to visit your farm some day if possible to learn from you .Your techniques you practice sound amazing
Do you entertain investors in your farm?
Yes me and my wife have spoken about that.We have had a few people interested but nothing solid
Let me know what type of investment. You are looking for a return for investor. My wife and I live In Bangkok and Las Vegas
@@bkgrynder my line ID is terrymynhier we can speak there
I cannot add you as your friend limit is maxed
Aren’t foreigners forbidden from owning land in Thailand?
I answered that question in the vid
What area is your farm in?
Kanchanaburi