I am a newbie, both in Thailand (9 months) and certainly in the rice farming (not started yet).
My partner and I are soon to be getting around 10 Rai with which to continue farming rice.
I have NO idea about this and my partner has been out of the farming and in the factories for so long that she has forgotten costs, profits etc etc.
Any advice, guidance etc would be greatly appreciated. Please feel free to email me as well. I would appreciate some e-friend/acquaintances as my move to Thailand has NOT been without culture shock etc.
By the way, the land in is Phai-Sali, in the Nakonsawan region and has been farmed over the years by the brother-in-law. However the Mamma has indicated that it's time my wife got her part of 'the deal'.
On top of this, my wife has had cattle for a number of years and in her absence, working like a dog in the factories in Sriracha, many have been sold and or mysteriously died from snake bites.
I have respectfully indicated that this is not acceptable and we should ascertain the number that actually belong to my wife, brand/tag them and take more control of the situation.
The parents-in-law are in total agreement and seem rather p**ed off that my partner has had her cattle sold and no money has been forthcoming.
Some people sure do know how to take and not give a ###### about family.
Anyway, enough of my drivel and I look forward to any input.
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Greetings to all,
I am a newbie, both in Thailand (9 months) and certainly in the rice farming (not started yet).
My partner and I are soon to be getting around 10 Rai with which to continue farming rice.
I have NO idea about this and my partner has been out of the farming and in the factories for so long that she has forgotten costs, profits etc etc.
Any advice, guidance etc would be greatly appreciated. Please feel free to email me as well. I would appreciate some e-friend/acquaintances as my move to Thailand has NOT been without culture shock etc.
By the way, the land in is Phai-Sali, in the Nakonsawan region and has been farmed over the years by the brother-in-law. However the Mamma has indicated that it's time my wife got her part of 'the deal'.
On top of this, my wife has had cattle for a number of years and in her absence, working like a dog in the factories in Sriracha, many have been sold and or mysteriously died from snake bites.
I have respectfully indicated that this is not acceptable and we should ascertain the number that actually belong to my wife, brand/tag them and take more control of the situation.
The parents-in-law are in total agreement and seem rather p**ed off that my partner has had her cattle sold and no money has been forthcoming.
Some people sure do know how to take and not give a ###### about family.
Anyway, enough of my drivel and I look forward to any input.
Cheers for now.