Farm Photos

[Ron19]

Another bunch of bananas and the weapon used to bring it to ground. ( I stand well clear when she has that in her hand )

[samuijimmy]

Piggies being delivered!

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-524vxohg0x8/UwnVPyGl2kI/AAAAAAAAa38/R8fusTkGJ5Q/s1024/IMG_1599.JPG

Oh, interesting using google chrome, it does not show the image directly Back to firefox next time!

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I just switched back to fire fox, I know not to try chrome for this again, it's too slow as well

Edited February 23, 2014 by samuijimmy

[Dancealot]

Hot season is coming up.

@Shaggy, regarding post 3448; After attaching the remote control, you mounted your camera on a 20ft bamboo stick and hoped for the best, right?

How?

[Robby nz]

Cattle mans overnight shelter for when he keeps his cows in the bamboo pen in the background.

[lawrence1366]

Feeding time at the fish farm on the Chi River.

Excellent shot.

[Boxclever]

Gee I love this thread!

Been working in Cambodia the last 2 years, back in Thailand in 2 weeks and look forward to contributing.

[shaggy1969]

Gee I love this thread!

Been working in Cambodia the last 2 years, back in Thailand in 2 weeks and look forward to contributing.

Hello Boxclever and welcome.

I am really happy you like this thread and look forward to seeing your images.

[shaggy1969]

@Shaggy, regarding post 3448; After attaching the remote control, you mounted your camera on a 20ft bamboo stick and hoped for the best, right?

How?

Mate,that sounds like a wonderful and very imaginative way of taking the shot,I would love to say that was how it was taken.

Unfortunately I can't and the simple truth is that I was stood on a bridge above the fish farm

If you have another look at the photo you can just make out Mrs Shaggy's shadow in the top right pen.

[shaggy1969]

Hot season is coming up.

Let's hope it doesn't last for too long DAL,that photo is making me thirsty just looking at it.(neat photo btw)

The good thing about the dry season is that it is followed by this one

@Jimmy.....cracking shot there,it's not the best way of transporting so many of them at once,but that doesn't take anything away from your image

[cobbler]

These are some of the nam wa bananas.Been there about 6 months Bangsaphan

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[Ron19]

Piggies being delivered!

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-524vxohg0x8/UwnVPyGl2kI/AAAAAAAAa38/R8fusTkGJ5Q/s1024/IMG_1599.JPG

Oh, interesting using google chrome, it does not show the image directly Back to firefox next time!

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I just switched back to fire fox, I know not to try chrome for this again, it's too slow as well

Looks like they've off loaded and going back for another lot.

[shaggy1969]

These are some of the nam wa bananas.Been there about 6 months Bangsaphan

Hello cobbler and welcome.

Thanks for sharing your photo with us and a bigger thank you for adding yourself as well

[shaggy1969]

Latest editions to the back yard.

[Ron19]

I'm interested to find what is to be grown here.These ditches are about 4 metres apart over around 30 rai.

[Robby nz]

Off to harvest paddy.

Got im just as he pulled away from the lights.

Someone who takes great pride in their gear.

Edited February 25, 2014 by Robby nz

[shaggy1969]

I'm interested to find what is to be grown here.These ditches are about 4 metres apart over around 30 rai.

Hi Ron

Are those irrigation channels? I have seen a similar set up in Rayong,they were growing Lam Yai fruit on the land.

It would be interesting to see what is planted there....keep us updated if you can.

[shaggy1969]

[Ron19]

I'm interested to find what is to be grown here.These ditches are about 4 metres apart over around 30 rai.

Hi Ron

Are those irrigation channels? I have seen a similar set up in Rayong,they were growing Lam Yai fruit on the land.

It would be interesting to see what is planted there....keep us updated if you can.

I don't know whether they are irrigation channels but they certainly look like it and if they are,I don't know where the water is going to come from.

Will keep you posted .

Edited February 25, 2014 by Ron19

[Ron19]

A couple more Jackfruit from the same tree as the previous one posted.The small one is 5 kllos and the larger one weighs in at 12 kilos.

[RedBullHorn]

A couple more Jackfruit from the same tree as the previous one posted.The small one is 5 kllos and the larger one weighs in at 12 kilos.

My focus was on the well made bamboo bench bed...rather than the pair of Jacks.

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[teletiger]

I was having the same thoughts. Looks like machine cut bamboo.
Regards.

[shaggy1969]

Out of the fire and ready to make fire.

[David48]

Some awesome photos there lads.

Apologies for the absence, but, as you know ... my world has changed forever.

Some photos of the youngest Farmers soon.

Just wanted to thank all the contributors for this mornings enjoyable 2 hour catch-up

looking at all the images ...

[David48]

Enough for everyone to go round.

Great photo matched to a great opening line!

If I had opening lines like that when I was younger ... I might have even got laid a little more ...

[David48]

I started a few things in my village... Working smart is really an issue~

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Good minds, great hearts, years generations of experience ... but if only sometimes they would grasp the new and innovative and work smarter ... not harder.

[chaiyapoon]

A few photos of the land use and shots of interest

[chaiyapoon]

Sorry attachments disappeared try again. Rural scenes Prachinburi.

[Robby nz]

Enough for everyone to go round.

Great photo matched to a great opening line!

If I had opening lines like that when I was younger ... I might have even got laid a little more ...

And if you had.....How many more lots of twins would be walking the earth.

Edited February 27, 2014 by Robby nz

[Ron19]

I was having the same thoughts. Looks like machine cut bamboo.

Regards.

It was made by the father in-law of a sister in-law of mine and I watched him trim and dress them himself.Very good at making anything with wood although he is getting a bit long in the tooth now.

Edited February 27, 2014 by Ron19

[Ron19]

This is one of the first lot of Cha-Om plants that I pruned.I have been told that this time of the year is not the best time to prune,I assume that it is because of the dry season.This one shows that I must have done something right but I have to admit that I am cheating as I water them by hand.I have finished pruning all of the 74 plants (I was told there was only 50) after losing at least a litre of blood.