I am glad l found your presentation sir. You are an amazing presenter.When watched you for the first time I got emotional. I did not know that life is actually and truly easy. l now have a new perspective and focus. May you live long
I just love how you take the time and speak to us .. Explaining as much as possible the way you do farming..I thank you ..I await more videos on how to keep away pests, fungus, bacteria that attacks plants also mosquitoes,ants and termites how to get rid of them ..
Congratulations and Super Innovation Technique . I am Indian Moringa( Drumstick ) Scientist and we have adopted this type of Pruning method in our Alagarsamy PAVM Moringa Variety and we are getting more yield . Really it is simple and beautiful , much more helpful for our Farmers . More over continue your Agriculture Research based work . Really I wish you and appreciate you very very much ,thank you . Best regards Dr.Alagarsamy. A.P.
Jon, sometimes I think that maybe it's healthier and easier to eat a different varieties of crops rather than just one type. I'm Italian, I was raised with pasta and bread at each meal. Our traditional food is wheat based but our ancestors ate corn bread and corn based meals such as polenta, millet and other types of grains. I've been living in Asia since 2014 and I love rice. My favourite types are brown and basmati rice. I do believe, nowadays, that we can diversify our diet with potatoes, yams, millet, corn and so on because it is much healthier to eat like this and perhaps better for the land if we use permaculture but I'm not sure how to grow grains with permaculture. Life is easy and yummy!
you can look op gabe browns ranch here on youtube, the methods he uses can also be used on a smaller or less industrialized scale. I think something like this can be a very good strategy for rice, corn, potatoes, (so basically for the stuff that normally requires a lot of unsustainable managed land)
Very helpful, thanks for sharing your opinion and rice farming experience, these days farmers around the world going cracy with weedicides, many are not even care whether they have weeds and pests or not - they just accustomed to application of strong chemicals.
Very interesting. I'm growing rice right now on my homestead. I hope that i will get a good harvest . However thank you there is going to be a food storage soon
It made so much sense less leaf will trigger survival mode in rice paddy..just like in mango. Thank you for sharing Thai Rice Harvesting Technique Master Jandai 🌾👍🏽🌾👍🏽
There is also similar indigeneous technic practiced in Indonesia named SALIBU (let see google or yoube). This technic is not intended to be weed control but mostly to avoid replanting new seed. So people low cut the harvested "mother" to grow the new vegetative seed from existing rice plant.
From the grand Elder the la Parama: Yes yes Moors, All Moors are Imperial Majesties: Quote" Life is easy if it's hard, it's wrong end quote".--Jon. Thank You...
I do not grow rice .. but farmers in the delta area of Arkansas do. I agree with what you say about thinking of ways to make farming easy. I am wondering what you recommend for raising fish .. what kind is best etc. Where I live in Arkansas may not work .. but it might help us learn more. Monsanto's education has programmed children in school that life is hard and chemicals are easy! How wrong they are .. bc there is "No Life with Poison!"
I don't know the name of the fishes in English but the herbivores fish we always cut grass pile up at the edge of the pond. Don't spread them out in the water it will make water go bad the fishes will die. Make a high pile they will eat from the bottom. They grow a little slower than feeding them with factory food but we don't need to invest money
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy Thank you Jon, for your reply. I have been keeping "gold-fish" in two of my small ponds .. most people here do not eat them .. but use them for "bait-fish". Tilapia can be raised here during the summer months .. but then they die off when the cooler weather comes unless they are kept inside in a temperature controlled tank (money). I have two larger ponds with bass, crappie, & bluegill. We have a small pond plant that is called "duck-weed" here and it grows quickly on the surface of a pond. I have a small side pond where I grow duck-weed to feed my gold-fish. I am thinking about getting some Amur .. which are supposed to be good to eat as well as cleaning ponds of plants.
Wow this is what I'm talking about! 😃😃😃 We're the same thought! I was thinking if I have rice field I will definitely do the same. Becus I discovered that if insect/pest is in rice field it is your signal that ur rice field is weak or sick bat if your rice is healthy there's no insects/pest shown in there. My thought is if insects attack ur rice field why don't u cut it so that they will stay away! Or let the birds do their work, most of the farmers hate birds to their rice fields. Actually I found out that the rice are not easily die as we've thought, as long as they have root in there they will survive!
I think the answer is to create regional economies.. produce a final product locally. There are more efficient ways to growing rice, I think India shows some good examples. I am shocked that farmers in Cambodia do not even use seed drills and I think the same applies to Thailand. Why ? In terms of the composition of the soil, how many farmers know what their pH level is and what is the % composition of their soil ? Why do farmers in Thailand burn off their fields when the residue can be used to make compost on an industrial scale. How many farms in Thailand are using drip irrigation for the rice ? I could go on.. but someone, please explain why farmers do not adopt these simple measures ?
Thank you for sharing Nature is amazing and humans are so ignorant or forget the old ways. Look at the Amish in the USA. Organic farming with high yield is possible
That's good to know. May I ask you how to farm rice without chemicals to control snails and rats? I really to learn how to rice farm organically. Thank you very much.
Hi Jon, I need full details for this weed procedure. Where can I get? I pay so much for weeding my paddy in Kenya and still more weeds come even after 2 weeding.
Good one!. Slowly I become fan of yours. While this sounds good for weed control, I got to know about persons who does nothing to control weeds in rice field and the variety they grow is old traditional family of rice (like Katuyanam etc which grows for 6 months) in delta region of Tamilnadu, Chennai. From their experience they are saying that it is not reducing the yield as well. Is it something people tried in Thailand and are you aware if there is any difference in this approach or is it something to be understood along with local situation?
hello sir! I watched your video and i'm interested to try your technique. Is this really effective? I have this problem right now. my rice farm is infested with weeds. At what age of the rice plant can you try this technique?
Hi ..great news..cn you be able to make one more video with practical details whether this is really working or not? Is it economical or not? I am from India and want to implement this method but not able to dare de to doubts...thank you.
Hello . It's a interesting alternative , but you have to combine with other management , otherwise you will have other weeds adapted to this selection pressure
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy okay thanks for the info , can i ask something ? Do you have any solution on flooded paddy field when dealing an algae problem without chemicals ?
I think they don't because wheat is hard to grow if the temp is between 35 to 40°C But it's possible to plant in a tropical area or Maybe I'm wrong... Just take an experiment if this is possible for the plant
If I ever get the chance to visit Thailand, Number 1 on my list is Jon Jandai’s workshop ♥️
Me too
I am glad l found your presentation sir. You are an amazing presenter.When watched you for the first time I got emotional. I did not know that life is actually and truly easy. l now have a new perspective and focus. May you live long
Thank you for this. We need more people to adopt our traditional natural methods of farming.
I just love how you take the time and speak to us .. Explaining as much as possible the way you do farming..I thank you ..I await more videos on how to keep away pests, fungus, bacteria that attacks plants also mosquitoes,ants and termites how to get rid of them ..
Congratulations and Super Innovation Technique . I am Indian Moringa( Drumstick ) Scientist and we have adopted this type of Pruning method in our Alagarsamy PAVM Moringa Variety and we are getting more yield . Really it is simple and beautiful , much more helpful for our Farmers . More over continue your Agriculture Research based work . Really I wish you and appreciate you very very much ,thank you .
Best regards
Dr.Alagarsamy. A.P.
Namaskaram
I am also from india
Please share u r no
Jon, sometimes I think that maybe it's healthier and easier to eat a different varieties of crops rather than just one type. I'm Italian, I was raised with pasta and bread at each meal. Our traditional food is wheat based but our ancestors ate corn bread and corn based meals such as polenta, millet and other types of grains. I've been living in Asia since 2014 and I love rice. My favourite types are brown and basmati rice. I do believe, nowadays, that we can diversify our diet with potatoes, yams, millet, corn and so on because it is much healthier to eat like this and perhaps better for the land if we use permaculture but I'm not sure how to grow grains with permaculture. Life is easy and yummy!
you can look op gabe browns ranch here on youtube, the methods he uses can also be used on a smaller or less industrialized scale. I think something like this can be a very good strategy for rice, corn, potatoes, (so basically for the stuff that normally requires a lot of unsustainable managed land)
In his recent video about food he mentioned that we eat a small variety , he knows it ✌️
Good to see something that can bring more money to the farmer and less money to Monsanto. :-)
👏👏👏
Wonderful channel. Life changing. So positive and informative and encouraging. Thank you so much.
Very helpful, thanks for sharing your opinion and rice farming experience, these days farmers around the world going cracy with weedicides, many are not even care whether they have weeds and pests or not - they just accustomed to application of strong chemicals.
Sir thank you so much. i am a farmer too. This is our problem too. I will follow what you do.
That's so wonderful. Even the cow's manure will get added to rice in this way. Yes why not the yield will be lovely. Thank you so much.
Very interesting. I'm growing rice right now on my homestead. I hope that i will get a good harvest . However thank you there is going to be a food storage soon
I am so glad to have found your channel. Very useful and inspiring! Friend in US .
Simplicity, beauty and functionality in the Grandest sense. Blessings!
I never heart this technique before. Thanks you so much to show this
It made so much sense less leaf will trigger survival mode in rice paddy..just like in mango. Thank you for sharing Thai Rice Harvesting Technique Master Jandai 🌾👍🏽🌾👍🏽
This is revolutionary!!! Is there any given name yet for this technique? I would like to introduce to my village farmer
Syntropic agriculture
There is also similar indigeneous technic practiced in Indonesia named SALIBU (let see google or yoube). This technic is not intended to be weed control but mostly to avoid replanting new seed. So people low cut the harvested "mother" to grow the new vegetative seed from existing rice plant.
The SALIBU rice plant technic evenmore harvested many times depend on soil fertile.
From the grand Elder the la Parama: Yes yes Moors, All Moors are Imperial Majesties: Quote" Life is easy if it's hard, it's wrong end quote".--Jon. Thank You...
My name is moore , and I feel life is easy , any other way is definitely wrong .
I'm a farmer to from Philippines.. in your place you have a nice equipment. That's good sir.
Good idea. 👏👏👏
Please make some videos for growing chicken naturally
lol
I do not grow rice .. but farmers in the delta area of Arkansas do. I agree with what you say about thinking of ways to make farming easy. I am wondering what you recommend for raising fish .. what kind is best etc. Where I live in Arkansas may not work .. but it might help us learn more. Monsanto's education has programmed children in school that life is hard and chemicals are easy! How wrong they are .. bc there is "No Life with Poison!"
maybe blue gill, various types of carp or catfish or less productive you can raise bass (at least if done in self sustaining natural ponds)
@@lucschoonen4082 I am considering "Amur"
www.motherearthnews.com/nature-and-environment/white-amur-zmaz80mjzraw
I don't know the name of the fishes in English but the herbivores fish we always cut grass pile up at the edge of the pond. Don't spread them out in the water it will make water go bad the fishes will die. Make a high pile they will eat from the bottom. They grow a little slower than feeding them with factory food but we don't need to invest money
Tilapia seem to be commonly used around farms in Asia.
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy Thank you Jon, for your reply. I have been keeping "gold-fish" in two of my small ponds .. most people here do not eat them .. but use them for "bait-fish". Tilapia can be raised here during the summer months .. but then they die off when the cooler weather comes unless they are kept inside in a temperature controlled tank (money). I have two larger ponds with bass, crappie, & bluegill. We have a small pond plant that is called "duck-weed" here and it grows quickly on the surface of a pond. I have a small side pond where I grow duck-weed to feed my gold-fish. I am thinking about getting some Amur .. which are supposed to be good to eat as well as cleaning ponds of plants.
Very useful information and thanks to you again.
verry brilliant tenique
Whenever I can finally get back to Thailand I will try this in at least half a paddy to show the idea and take it from there.
Good topic
Your rigth bro.. Everything price are grow up but the rice is going down.. Now we are planing to plant rice only for our consumption
The most importent get ready perfect clean your media plant ..
Sir u right farmers in at least Asia r in trouble, i am also rice farmer from India.
In my place rice sells at Rs 52 per kg. But unfortunately after harvesting paddy field are left off till next paddy plantation.
@@yaiphuakhakpa227 we need to think on it .
Start planting all kinds of different foods, plant fruit trees, vegetables, herbs.
So you don't rely on just one crop.
Wow this is what I'm talking about! 😃😃😃 We're the same thought!
I was thinking if I have rice field I will definitely do the same. Becus I discovered that if insect/pest is in rice field it is your signal that ur rice field is weak or sick bat if your rice is healthy there's no insects/pest shown in there. My thought is if insects attack ur rice field why don't u cut it so that they will stay away! Or let the birds do their work, most of the farmers hate birds to their rice fields. Actually I found out that the rice are not easily die as we've thought, as long as they have root in there they will survive!
This is wonderful, hope it works in all climates...anyway only after trying out we can confirm.
I think the answer is to create regional economies.. produce a final product locally. There are more efficient ways to growing rice, I think India shows some good examples. I am shocked that farmers in Cambodia do not even use seed drills and I think the same applies to Thailand. Why ? In terms of the composition of the soil, how many farmers know what their pH level is and what is the % composition of their soil ? Why do farmers in Thailand burn off their fields when the residue can be used to make compost on an industrial scale. How many farms in Thailand are using drip irrigation for the rice ? I could go on.. but someone, please explain why farmers do not adopt these simple measures ?
Thank you for sharing
Nature is amazing and humans are so ignorant or forget the old ways. Look at the Amish in the USA. Organic farming with high yield is possible
Thanks for sharing this technique
🙏🙏🙏
Hello Jun! Amazing video! What fertilizer did you use for your rice?
That's good to know. May I ask you how to farm rice without chemicals to control snails and rats? I really to learn how to rice farm organically. Thank you very much.
Hello... Sir I'm from India. Really it is great technology. What is the name of this technology????
ํYou have to try it first if it work well and you like it. You can name it yourselves.
So educative. Thank for the infor
Thank you Jon for honouring my request. Do you also grow rice following fukuoka method?
No I did not any more our situation is difference from Fukuoka. It works well in some plot of land.
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy thank you for your prompt answers Jon. You are so approachable.
Hi Jon, I need full details for this weed procedure. Where can I get? I pay so much for weeding my paddy in Kenya and still more weeds come even after 2 weeding.
Good one!. Slowly I become fan of yours. While this sounds good for weed control, I got to know about persons who does nothing to control weeds in rice field and the variety they grow is old traditional family of rice (like Katuyanam etc which grows for 6 months) in delta region of Tamilnadu, Chennai. From their experience they are saying that it is not reducing the yield as well. Is it something people tried in Thailand and are you aware if there is any difference in this approach or is it something to be understood along with local situation?
Sry read as Tamilnadu, INDIA.
Thanks Jon
Will the harvest of rice be at the same time ?
Are those rice grown on dryland? Not a rice paddy?
Very impormative
Would be good to know at which month you can still cut the rice and grass
It is about the stem of the rice. If it is flat you can always cut them but when the stem turn round don't cut them.
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy Thanks Jon
very clever way to do it
I will try to do with this technic, thanks
👍👍👍...
thank you for this idea
Is it free to be volunteer in pun pun farm? I really interesting about Permaculture👍❤️
This is really a new practice. I think this is not practiced anywhere other than Thailand.
Sir how old is the rice to be cut?
How many days after transplant?
May I ask what are the protocol for ratoon rice?
Does this help a lot in controlling rice pests as well as other diseases?
hello sir! I watched your video and i'm interested to try your technique. Is this really effective? I have this problem right now. my rice farm is infested with weeds. At what age of the rice plant can you try this technique?
When the rice stem is flat you can cut anytime but if it turn round don't cut it.
Approximately how many month do we trim the rice? Another question how to solve the birds problem. Thank u
Thank you.
Wow, how many season have you do this method?
Jon, how do you maintain and and prune fruit trees in general?
how old is the rice in the field that can be cut with the grass? thank you
In How many Days after planting we should start cutting the paddy rice with the weeds??
Hi ..great news..cn you be able to make one more video with practical details whether this is really working or not? Is it economical or not? I am from India and want to implement this method but not able to dare de to doubts...thank you.
It works well . There are many villages use this technique.
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy Thank you sir for your kind reply.
How many weeks do you fall back if you do this technique?
Farmers learning to ignore the poisoning way of farming
Good
Hello . It's a interesting alternative , but you have to combine with other management , otherwise you will have other weeds adapted to this selection pressure
Could you please add English subtitle so that many people can understand? Thanks so much.
I guess he is speaking in english. I myself from india can understand everything. 😁
@@yaiphuakhakpa227 yes, i mean many people not very good at English listening need the transcript, such as me.
wowwwwwww.
Oxyflourfen is spraying in paddy fields
Hello sir
After the harvest can you have ve the paddy grow again and sane cycle again?
I think it depends upon the fertility of the land..
Rice will not die
Whats this technique called ?
We don't have a name for it . You are welcome to name this technique If you have some idea.
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy okay thanks for the info , can i ask something ? Do you have any solution on flooded paddy field when dealing an algae problem without chemicals ?
Life is easy , but to easy is really wrong .
Do you grow any wheat?
I think they don't because wheat is hard to grow if the temp is between 35 to 40°C But it's possible to plant in a tropical area or Maybe I'm wrong... Just take an experiment if this is possible for the plant
Early!