Duong sow rice seeds, Dig more fields and Getting Ready For Planting to make the new rice paddies.

Hello everyone, my name is Duong.
I am 32 years old.
I live in a poor mountainous area of Vietnam.
From a young age, I had to work hard to help my parents.
Difficult life is always around, I work and learn everything from my grandparents and the old people in the village.
Gradually, I mastered the skills.
5 years ago, I decided to live the challenge.
Determined to learn about the primitive way of life, I chose to live in the wilderness, alone.
Where there's no technology and forcing yourself to pass, it feels great!
How about you? Your life is definitely different from mine.
Have fun watching the video!
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[@leyliah1]

My husband says, 'I wish we could send him a decent shovel to help him out. I say to him, he made that shovel and everything else by himself! That is why this is so different from the other videos, he makes his own stuff. He was humbled.❤

[@templedevenus]

Il a aussi fabriqué la tronçonneuse ?

[@vramronald]

I bet he did that cooking pot too..

[@BolFelix]

Yep and I bet he gathered enough iron for all those tools too

[@vramronald]

@@BolFelix right? probably all in one day

[@vramronald]

@@templedevenus bien sûr .. il a construit la tronçonneuse avec ses propres mains et des matériaux trouvés dans la forêt

[@mikedesposito1981]

I still can't get over how elaborate and functional the land that you've made with your two hands. So far I haven't seen anybody do it as good as you. God bless you and your family

[@templedevenus]

Dieu, quel dieu, vous avez des preuves qu'il existe?

[@lundquist22]

Digging that drainage pipe gave me some serious early video vibes. I love it! I was surprised to see how few earthworms you had in your soil for how much digging you did. Perhaps you should start an earthworm nursery to help boost your population. They are really important for building soil health for your plants.

[@СкобарьПсковский-ч6з]

👍

[@redrangerrr558]

A lot of them were probably eaten by the chickens before he got them, plus they could have retreated further down to avoid the soil disturbance.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, nice to receive your feedback, wish you and your family good health

[@DollyIto]

You are so Humble Generous ...Creative and very Industrious Doung...do not escape meals...take care because health is wealth ❤❤❤❤

[@ripoffrecords]

It must be so satisfying after digging the paddy to fill with water then squish mud around with your feet. Such an awesome sustainable farm. Thanks for sharing.

[@dashhitcray1043]

Good morning duong. I’m happy to see you work so hard on your farm. You inspire me more and more everyday to get this start for my four sons. I would love to one day see my grandchildren running around a farm their grandfather built with his barehands. I’m sure it brings you much happiness and pride to be doing what your doing. I hope your children are well and I hope your wife is too. Peace and love to you guys!

[@sabinamaytaahuati5820]

Buenos días Dong porque trabaja solo y esposa por otro sitio deberían trabajar juntos y ver de cuidar a sus niños porque el trabajo de a dos es mejor un apoyo mutuo cuidade su salud cariños a los niños ❤❤❤

[@TripleG69]

Your field looks good, now you can clean the chicken feeding area and the pond. I miss you ringing the gong for the fish feeding. Take care and thanks for sharing.

[@numbertodeocampo8339]

my suggestion is for you to transplant rice seedlings using straight line, so that more rice seedlings can be planted. weeding and application of fertilizer will be easy. You will do it more INTENSIVE FARMING

[@reomay5756]

You are the person clean and tidy even cook food for animals you cleaned the pot first before you cook, nice sorroundings congratulations, and always remember love our mother nature

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@mahesabahadur6432]

Chinese people are very strict and disciplined in educating children so that their children are highly qualified in their fields. When they become farmers, they are very tenacious and professional. Greetings from Indonesia my brother🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, I'm Vietnamese

[@RollbinHuts911]

ông bạn có quả nhà chất lượng quá !! coi từ lúc mới bắt đầu xây căn chòi đầu tiên ấy , xog mấy năm xem lại cã 1 cơ ngơi chill hết nấc

[@EmViRo]

Hello, I don't have fields like yours, but I have a balcony on which this summer I planted 1 tomato, 1 cucumber, 3 potatoes and strawberries, and I also have two chili peppers, soon we will know if there will be any harvest, but the chili has already been eaten 3 pcs;) I watch every video of yours, they remove stress and give relaxation, thank you for your work.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, wish you all the best

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Duong . 🐺 Loupis Canis .

[@terryrogers1025]

Your chickens make me smile 😊, they are pretty smart, you start digging and they show up looking for that free meal you unearth while digging, its funny to watch them hovering in close but not to close and how quick they are to seize an opportunity for that free meal. Thanks for the video.

[@Dolan1962]

Привет, Duong. Уже много петухов и кур на твоей ферме. ПОРА УЖЕ НАЧАТЬ продавать некоторых из них. Удачи.

[@tuyetpham1901]

Cảnh quá đẹp, thật sự là tuyệt vời, cô chúc con gặt hái được nhiều thành quả nhé

[@BlazedFarmer]

This work is what brought me to your channel...I've been impressed with your skills and hard work for many years Sir Much Love !

[@kameljoe21]

Couple things I might do. Build a worm farm, since it does not freezer there you should be able to breed millions of worms for a low cost and its as easy as adding some feed to the top and pretty much anything really. Use these to make better soil and to give the ground far more worms. They eat dead stuff so really chopped weeds and other stuff would work. Once the rice paddies are built I would put in a lower drain and an upper overflow drain. This way you can remove the water with out having to cut each bank every time. You could also build a bank drag with wood. Be 2 sections in the shape of the bank with some boards to slide along the bottom and hold it togeather. Then back and forth with some dirt in it and tamp as needed. This way you can set it on there and keep them all nice and tidy. This will also help keep them squared up and rather than flatten over time.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, your advice is very helpful to me

[@AncientHermit]

Beautiful looking shapes you created there Duong. Just seeing them gives a feeling of peace and serenity. Good luck with your harvest, hope it grows really healthy for you. Be well. 😉

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@MyLevelheaded]

I noticed high clay content in your soil...Very good for making many things including levies for the paddies! This year i burnt brush roots and all in high clay soils this precipitated out lime and other minerals very useful for plants! Corn was 5times as productive as where beans etc just because the clay was baked out on the burning brush piles! It broke out the minerals and the clay broke down to its basic components including lime! % times the growth from this slash and burn methods just mixed the ashes and broken down clays which were redish in color with white streaks in the 8 millimeter to 2 centimeter granules they were porous like volcanic rock. When tested the limes and calcium contents where released and throughout the soils! They were soft and dusty with a little ureas and fertilizers corn and beans grew like nothing i have ever seen before! The rice would benefit the same as any other edible crop...I used iron pots ventilated at the bottom about 5 times through out the fallow land that had not been planted for several years loosened the soils and combed out the roots and cooked the roots and bits of soils on a grill top over the burning charges of charcoal....surrounded the burning pot with the green roots as they dried i added them to the top of the grill the roots burned to ash and even the soils around the burning pots where baked...each charge works for about 6 hours as the bushels of roots burned after they cooled simply dumped them in the beds and leveled! As i said the heated and baked soils where very productive!

[@yeagerxp]

Good job Duong👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Take care of yourself, be safe, and healthy 🇨🇦

[@Valiam.84]

If I can give you some advice, don't use earthworms as food for fish or other animals. When you find them, dig into the soil where you will put your plants, they are excellent fertilizers of the soil and keep it in good condition.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, nice to receive your feedback, wish you and your family good health

[@marylupo3656]

Your land is so versatile 😍 I love that you can go from growing vegetables and then be able to create rice paddies. I love watching the entire progress!!!

[@karenthompson9851]

Deja Vu Sugar, brings back old memories of about five years ago watching you sow rice in the same area... You chase away chickens I chase away deer in this area! LoL❤

[@tf9111]

Good Luck with the rice paddies. The place looks wonderful. Idealic place to spend a vacation. you should build an extension & rent out the place to your subscribers. 🙂 So happy everything is going well & your better. Love to all the Family & look after Hoàng. The place Hoàng & you have looks Beautiful. Hopefully you two can make that place your 2nd paradise & look forward to the family seeing it all when your done. Stay Safe & Love to all. TF

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, wish you all the best

[@Feyreisa]

I think my favorite thing is to watch the chickens pecking around everything you and your wife does ❤ they are curious and opportunistic, on the hunt for worms 😂 thank you for another wonderful video, good job, as always! Wish you good luck and health!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@tardastobing1728]

Good farming system to produce Paddy.

[@motogeee510]

Duong. Unlike others i am glad to see chain saw! An i hope you continue to do with you channel what u feel u want too. The altenator for power was great to see. I am suprised you havent gotten a electric fan or two. An you can be just as innovative with other things as well. There is a reason none of us live in the stone age anymore.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you 🥰🥰

[@markroberts5203]

Whoever is doing the video is doing a great job along with editing. I hope with all the subscribers to this channel, that You Tube & paypal, are giving you enough to make your life a little easier?

[@Lina-wf3sy]

Duong you’re very hard working 👍🌹

[@spoosh13x13x13]

Truly interesting to see. and with the new text you added I find it even more interesting as now im fully understanding whats being done and why .. Thank you for creating such grate content and sharing it with us...

[@QuantumPyrite_88.9]

Best wishes and Respect sent to you Duong.

[@alicedelosrios3829]

Good job Duong🙏🌾🌾🌾🐟🐟🇨🇦

[@edwardnigma2216]

Here, we typically start our plants off in small individual seed cups. That helps prevent damage to the roots when it's time to move the plant to it's growing location and keeps the plants healthier.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, nice to receive your feedback, wish you and your family good health

[@domashniyesamodelki8334]

А мы рис выращиваем в мария-ра, сразу в пачках по 1 кг.

[@claudiousjob8714]

Wow Very Nice Video 👍 Dear Good Job 👌👍 Beautiful Raice Dhaan God Bless You All Best Wishes To You ❤️

[@น่านเนิบเนิบ-ห2ฮ]

Do-it-yourself fishing rod save a lot too

[@jayboyd1396]

Hey Duong how is your back feeling? In your village can you buy antihistamine for your insect issues? Maybe take one every day? Rice field again after almost 2 years. Is that your spring/winter harvest time? Need to show more of your piglets they are too cute. All the best friend 👍

[@Altares84]

Вы с супругой оба два красавчики!!! Бьете в одну цель. Дай бог крепкого здоровья, и деточки- девочки - красавицы вас поддерживали. Всех благ "сахарок".не знаю как ваши имена правильно на русском писать, сорян.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, wish you all the best

[@kapil8538]

Những Lời Chúc Tốt Đẹp Nhất Từ Guru Poornima Trieu Huy Duong🙏🏼 and Hoang Hurong🙏🏼

[@lzu2860]

Good morning, Duong. Take care of your back, don’t lift too heavy loads.

[@badassfood5713]

It’s good to see you building again. Hey when are you gonna make a couple of rakes? I’d be lost without my rakes! The most used tool on my property. Next most used tool is the pitch fork, especially in tandem with a wheel barrow.

[@stevejohnstonbaugh9171]

Interesting process. I have never seen the construction of rice paddies from raw land. Very labor intensive. I hope you have an abundant crop. I will be following along 😊

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, wish you all the best

[@susanmiller6023]

That soil looks well cared for and nourished, awesome for growing root and tuber fruit and vegetables

[@juhanilaasonen4212]

We buyed rice packet in the shop..but love to see,how you really make rice❤respect!

[@arbiaamdouni]

جميل جدا ان أراك تعود الى الشغل من جديد و انت بصحة تمنياتي لك بدوام الصحة و العافيه و سلامي إلى عائلتك ❤❤❤❤

[@juliopires1281]

Here in the center west of Brazil, we have a climate and soil similar to Africa, we correct the soil with gypsum and limestone and we produce a large amount of grain using genetically modified seeds resistant to drought and pests.

[@ningshengjie653]

董兄弟, 你好🙋, 期待你种的稻苗🌱成长, 就可以除植到水稻💙💜.

[@christopherort2889]

Very cool video. Stay safe out there.

[@mingtealuy]

Really fresh living and❤🎉❤🎉

[@kurtbogle2973]

Duong, I'm not a farmer, but couldn't you teach your pigs to do that digging. That's a lot of work.

[@leonardoapico5741]

what you're cooking there is actually good food, cornmeal and garden weeds, although its a bit bitter, its atually my favorite meal

[@davidfrancies8105]

Please be careful the twisting motion while moving dirt hurt your back quickly. I wouldn’t want to be hurt again

[@nitbuatib9133]

ว้าว👍💪✌️🌾🌾

[@Harrykati5471]

Duong, needs to keep dog as companion🐕☺

[@foretb1162]

In most parts of Canada, due to the cold weather we have, many cities have greenhouses where we buy our seedlings. A few, like me, start our tomatoes, cucumbers, squashes (you call them melons), cabbage family, herbs, etc. in late March, indoors, on a window sill or warm spot with sun, and grow them for a few months (usually until mid-May) then we plant them into our gardens. Our growing season - depending on the region - is quite short. Where I live - Central Canada - our season starts mid-May until mid-October, so we only have 4 1/2 months to grow food. On both coasts (Quebec and British Columbia with some parts of Southern Ontario, the growing season is bit longer). BC - February to November, Ontario - close to Toronto - April to November and Quebec - especially cities next to the St-Laurent seaway, early April to late November. We also have diverse weather patterns so that makes for challenging gardening. Some parts of Alberta also have pockets of warm weather but these are challenged by the Chinook Winds - which can be either freezing cold or sweltering heat.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Wow! It's great to learn from your country and have a little understanding of the climate where you live

[@tahfookong6084]

Your wife had improved your farm. She is good at planning and carrying it out. You should ask her for advise to further improve the place. And she is good at weaving basket.

[@ivangenadevich6047]

Хорошего урожая👍Отличная идея занять поле рисом, а то борьба с сорняками очень утомительна.

[@joseneidesilva737]

Ótimo dia 🏡🎋😊

[@olgermarinchaves7917]

🛑🛑🛑Consigue unos PATOS o GANZOS para el estanque, se verán hermosos y puedes aprovechar los huevos.🛑🛑🛑

[@MizuMing]

It might be good to thin the chickens a little bit, perhaps sell a rooster or two again. 🐓 Or start eating them, that's also an option.

[@huytrinhduc8991]

Nên tính dần đến chuyện làm một hố ủ phân xanh và nuôi giun. Khu đất đó đã trồng rau và ngô trước đây rồi, e rằng dinh dưỡng trong đất sẽ không còn đủ cho những vụ mùa sắp tới, đất sẽ bị bạc màu. Nhất là khi mình khai thác luôn cả giun trong đất như vậy

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, I didn't think of this

[@reutilps]

Duong, bom dia! Como você é muito habilidoso e tem um ótimo raciocínio mecânico, bem que poderia construir uma máquina Forrageira movida pela roda d'água de que dispõe. Desta forma você facilitaria o seu trabalho diário de picar folhas, talos e caules para forragem ou moer grãos também. Sucesso, saúde, alegrias, paz e viva o Vietnam, o Vietcong e também Ho Chi Min!

[@MaddCat23]

I like to see your performance, I will always look forward to the latest things from you, thank you. I really like seeing terraced rice fields, where I also have terraced rice fields, Terraced rice fields on the slopes of Mount Kelud.

[@berthastewart2439]

Hi Mr. Duong I have watched your videos sense you built a bed under a mountain ledge, you have helped me through COVID while laying on my back so take it easy you have built a farm and all the primitive tools. As always I am watching and 🙏🙏🙏 for your safety you have a beautiful place love the scenery from Chi-Town USA 😀😀😀

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much 🥰🥰

[@TobyCatVA]

The worms you show are the exact same worms I grew up catching to go fishing with as a kid in Virginia.

[@น่านเนิบเนิบ-ห2ฮ]

This couple is very diligent. will be prosperous for sure

[@reviewback1853]

Hello saya dari Indonesia bang saran dari saya dari sekarang abang bikin pencetakan untuk membuat genteng untuk atap rumah abang biyar gak busuk2 papan gentengnya dari sekarang bikin ajah sedikit sedikit menjadi banyak

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, nice to receive your feedback, wish you and your family good health

[@nichelebrownlee1471]

Another great video. I live in Florida, US. I have never sowed rice. I go to the store and buy it. Haha I know that's not what you meant.

[@juliafernandez1634]

Me ha encantado como mimas la tierra hasta conseguir lo que deseas,eres un gran trabajador Duong.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@tuantruong8612]

bằng sự miệt mài lao động hok mệt mỏi, với sự sáng tạo trong tư duy sản xuất sẽ mang lại cho bạn những thành công tốt đẹp.

[@denisjolkin]

your adult and young birds walk freely on the territory. Can they be threatened by danger from wild birds of prey ?

[@kellysonnenberg212]

Wonderful as always 😊

[@stevene6181]

Great job !

[@ClassicallyMish]

It’s interesting to watch your wet farming and your wife’s dry farming.

[@rencieroberto4766]

Sir you to put screen around your seedlings your chickens love to poke unto your seedlings and later on you won,t find any of them for replanting

[@user-ou3gu4su1m]

Свиньям в кашу надо белковое что-то добавить. Фасоль, горох, сою. Иначе рости плохо будут на одной траве с кукурузой. Особенно для поросят это важно. Хотябы месяц поросятам по яйцу в день давай.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, nice to receive your feedback, wish you and your family good health

[@BillySugger1965]

Hi Duong, will you put baby fish in the ponds to eat mosquito eggs and larvae?

[@Johnnie631]

Beautiful From Greece 👌🙌😍

[@gp5313]

I would like to see you making a bow

[@andyakomagaling8695]

Farming is life

[@andyakomagaling8695]

thanks for the heart

[@lorenzobaldini5921]

Is maybe better to create a zig-zag water flow? With this configuration, with aligned water drains, you have stagnation of water. And stagnation is perfect for nesting mosquitoes.

[@palaniappanraja2262]

Plowing the sand it makes better result

[@noiseosoutros]

Thank you my friend

[@Богдан_Білецький]

Молодець!

[@NangDailylife]

Does anyone find this video as good as I do?

[@Happpi_Snacks]

Survival is the goal… learned so much. Tanks for keeping it pure

[@856Dropout]

Are you worried about a heavy rain washing the wall down between the pond and the rice bed? That’s a lot of soft earth with no internal reinforcement.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

I'm not worried about that, the place where I dig the field is an area with little water

[@leonbethscheider]

Im sure the weed is going to start growing very quick on the wall, the roots from the weed will help reinforcing the wall

[@Stefan-xw4jx]

Aren't you bored of cutting pig food yet? You have water, a wheel, make a chaff-cutter.

[@HeatherNaturaly]

I learned how to sow rice from you guys, but I sow upland rice. I don't have the water for wet rice. Em học cách sạ lúa của các bác nhưng em sạ lúa nương. Tôi không có nước cho gạo ướt.

[@lolitasantos8890]

Take good care Duong . You need to wear back support. God bless!!

[@marciagodinho3059]

Que exemplo fantástico, lavar a panela de comida dos porcos antes de fazer nova comida. Outros canais dá pena do bichos, fazem comidas sem nunca ter lavado a panela, vai juntando uma crosta preta em volta. Parabéns, mais uma nota 10 para você.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, wish you all the best

[@gayatrimore6551]

Very.niceandgodbelseyou

[@kurtbogle2973]

Duong, How do you sow rice . Every time I try my needle breaks. Lol just kidding. Good to see you back in Shangra la .

[@progh1tman943]

"No one who can rise before dawn 360 days a year fails to make his family rich"

[@jackiereeves9280]

Considering that everything grows so beautifully there it seems a moot point to ask you why you dont use the pond water for fertilizing!

[@petersmith5886]

13:52 you should take a squared off log and attach a rope at the ends for handles and put your foot on the log while pulling the rope to stomp/flatten the ground

[@user-nl5le7no3n]

Я рада что дела идут хорошо удачи вам

[@kachunlau240]

你好聰明會用來種植水稻