Mangosteen And Cattle

[thedoctor]

hi

to start off with im not in thailand im in innisfail queensland northern australia

currently manager of what was the largest mangosteen orchard in australia in its time 1400 trees

[ i say that because last year we had cyclon larry wipe out about 40% of the trees so who knows what they will do in the future in regards to fruiting ]

we also grew durian rambutans abui and the list went on and on all exotic tropicals all gone now exept 600 mangosteen and 200 rambutanthat i had just pruned

we also run cattle here under a lease aggrement

i could expand on my list of duties but this is just an intro but i did run the farm single handed [exept picking times]

my employer has decided to sell up here and bought a place in nsw i dont want to move south i want to move north to thailand so is there ever any opportunities in the farming communities in your country for manager overseer we have been to thailand four times before i am also married to a australian woman who works here in care first aid / ambulance / social / womens rights / office type jobs area

any informaton would be most welcome

regards to you all michael

[slapout]

Look at the Visa requirements for you to come to Thailand, plus what areas the Thai"s are looking for foreign expertise in, and I think you can make a very quick informed decision.

[MrSquigle]

Yes, I would say absolutely no chance for employment.

I would be interested to chat with you though about this.

Also do you realise that .... I think it is 1 in 3 farang/farang marriages fail in Los ??

Personally I would have thought it would have been higher than that.

[JungleBiker]

Yes, I would say absolutely no chance for employment.

I would be interested to chat with you though about this.

Also do you realise that .... I think it is 1 in 3 farang/farang marriages fail in Los ??

Personally I would have thought it would have been higher than that.

Well I thought at least 1 in 3 farang/farang marriages fail everywhere? And at least 1 in 3 Thai/Thai marriages fail in Bangkok.

Edited July 20, 2007 by JungleBiker

[Nip]

hi

to start off with im not in thailand im in innisfail queensland northern australia

currently manager of what was the largest mangosteen orchard in australia in its time 1400 trees

[ i say that because last year we had cyclon larry wipe out about 40% of the trees so who knows what they will do in the future in regards to fruiting ]

we also grew durian rambutans abui and the list went on and on all exotic tropicals all gone now exept 600 mangosteen and 200 rambutanthat i had just pruned

we also run cattle here under a lease aggrement

i could expand on my list of duties but this is just an intro but i did run the farm single handed [exept picking times]

my employer has decided to sell up here and bought a place in nsw i dont want to move south i want to move north to thailand so is there ever any opportunities in the farming communities in your country for manager overseer we have been to thailand four times before i am also married to a australian woman who works here in care first aid / ambulance / social / womens rights / office type jobs area

any informaton would be most welcome

regards to you all michael

There is land a plenty in the Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai area. My wifes family grow lichee and oranges. They farm over 100 Rai. Only yesterday I was trying to establish the annual income from their holding. I was informed between 40K Baht and 60K per annum? I reckon on that basis they indeed most farmers would bight your hand off for the kind of knowledge and expertise you could bring.