How to make a pond. Part 1.

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Mr Jon Janadi you deserve the title of Riśi the wise man who the people are benefited by his wisdom Thank you 🙏

[@gullatteacres2555]

It’s quite amazing to me how I’ll think about a certain thing for a few days or weeks and then Jon makes a video about it. It’s happened a lot. Thanks for the pond construction ideas!

[@duraincassim7152]

Because when you are on the right track our creator helps in amazing ways.God bless.

[@bornfreeprepperthailand]

This is the first thing that I did when I made my homestead. I now have over 6,500 fish in my pond and this is the best for the homestead. Thank you for the education

[@randomness8819]

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[@mangle40]

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What a wealth of information and wisdom you share, it is greatly appreciated. Yep, this could all be so easy. Thanks!

[@purnendupatra1]

How easily you explained such a difficult topic, Jon! Thanks a lot for your information.

[@ruatarengsicolneyrengsi8924]

The best presentation that l have ever seen and heard on fishery. Many many thanks.

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[@desmondshahoud696]

Thank you Jon, you are truly a wise and knowledgeable being. It's always a pleasure watching your videos. I look forward to part 2.

[@akmaristify]

Thank you very much Jon Jandai. Always looking forward to your videos.

[@mariecuriedepona9525]

I am so excited to apply these concepts in making our pond. Bless you for sharing.

[@DJ-uk5mm]

Great video. And the pond water is excellent for fertilising your veg and plants without chemicals. - thanks for sharing

[@CLJ891]

Thank you Jon, this was an incredibly useful video for me. I appreciate you sharing such practical and empowering knowledge.

[@mrstratau6513]

Very good

[@kimnenninger7226]

Very useful and informative video.

[@FishAcademy]

Nice Presentation sir

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[@ahmedtariq5424]

May God bless you . Great work Sir

[@VelmaB1]

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[@FBPrepping]

Jon Jandai, the wise uncle. Thanks for taking the time to explain this to us, Jon. In my land, terrain is hilly, and soil is mostly clay-like, but too many stones. I´m thinking on investing in a layer of geomembrane, but it´s quite expensive. I would have to learn some means to make the pond to hold water without it.

[@mariecuriedepona2040]

I hope you have more videos like this...thank you for the great knowledge

[@CATthatwork35]

Very practical, understandable and excited to put this idean in action

[@ageretube3035]

You are an amazing person! Excellent explanation!! Thank you so much!!!

[@cottagemommy5116]

Thank you. I learned a lot. I will be digging a pond shortly, so this was timely information for me. Would love to see more information on the best plants to grow in or by the pond for feeding the fish in different climates. Mine is cool temperate.

[@billyb9067]

Azolla is good for feed and fertilizer and grows fast.

[@lovepeace29981]

What a lovely video. I appreciate that you explained the reasons behind every good / bad options. Thank you so much.

[@tchindaikreo]

Thank you Brother You are a great teacher to me God bless you ( From Cameroon )

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Thank you soo much ! Was waiting for THIS video. Great work again.

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Thank you Ai/Pee Jon.. the most important thing we need to learn

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Thank you for sharing I'm learning so much great video respect 😎👊💯🙏🙌

[@22highlander]

very informative n interesting strategy…..Thank you..!

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This is what I want to know, thank you so much for sharing us your wisdom

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Thank you for such a brilliant of your sharing

[@PlugInCaroo]

Awesome 👍👍👍 ... It's really crazy that we first cage & then feed cows, chickens & fish when they can feed themselves from their environment.

[@azzikr1945]

Thanks for this, very useful info

[@ligbzd837]

Thank you for teaching us and sharing your knowledge!!

[@grytmasoo]

Great explanations, even children can understand. Greetings from Sweden!

[@preetyparahoo5689]

Thanks for very good advice.

[@HGNoCNX]

Thank you 🙏 for this useful Video. There is the same on your other Channel in Thai language. 😊

[@aramaspawnies]

Thank you very much for charing this knowledge.

[@sorabhtayal6587]

Awesome 😊 thanks

[@rekostarr7149]

dang you put them all in the fighting pit xD anyway, thank you much--learned a lot.

[@celsabongalos5697]

Thank you sooooooo much, Sir. This is a big help! God bless you.

[@jonmacuto8251]

Thank you for this knowledge sir Jon❤

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This is wonderful! I wish you safe, well, and free.

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Wise words. Learning a lot. Good teacher. Good bless you

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Outstanding.

[@MrPokemon679]

Very good information!

[@magicdivinity5157]

So much useful information. Thank you very much.

[@belindaboton3132]

Thank you so much sir for sharing your in-depth and practical way of creating a pond. These videos will help me lot. Salute to you sir! Looking forward more informative videos.

[@loveflowers7948]

Jon my dear I have a question. I live on a large mountain . Where we live has little land and we live on a slope . Can we still dig a pond that’s useful for tilapia ? ( much love from Hawaii ♥️love your very helpful priceless videos).

[@sawsamson998]

Million thanks for your detailed and practical sharing Mr.Jon. Merry Christmas and May God bless you ♥️

[@felicienfotiomanfo4160]

Great content sir! Thank you very much. Would you please share your technique / system for pumping water up?

[@davideforesti7556]

Khob Khun Mak Krup! In permaculture they generally emphasize keyline design for dams but in many properties you’re just looking at a good place for aquaculture, your video explained it better! I tried in Kalasin province to make a pond by hand but now I understand why it didn’t fill up. Thanks again.

[@diekritischestimme]

Great video! Greetings from Germany! What do you do against cormorants or egrets which eat a lot of fish from the pond? We are using nets over our small ponds here, but they do not look nice.

[@kohtime]

Accept that in nature you have to share?

[@prodotpuypuysworld2490]

Using catfish as control for tilapia is ingenious.

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Thank you for sharing your knowledge

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Nice info tnx.seal fReliance on your owned farm.

[@thetamilpaleo1429]

Wow.. Ur videos are so great... I want to build a permaculture forest of own... finding ways to buy land soon... I think your videos will help me a lot when I do that... if I buy a land soon, I wish I could get ideas from you on how to build pond, grow trees etc...

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Good morning sir. I am your subscriber from the philippines. Ive learned a lot from your videos.You are very articulated and so very easy to comprehend. Sir, what about making videos on aquaculture?

[@samuellaron9795]

Sir tnx for sharing your knowledge I learned a lot Merry Christmas

[@kngemeral]

Great video

[@melsonperos9566]

Very informative Thanks. May problem is my farm location is on top of mountain. I will definitely not hit the table water more than 4m deep might not be good. May plan then is to have a water basin on top (cemented) and shallow pond on the lower area

[@UkesBaha]

God bless always :)

[@cornbob6218]

What about having zones or areas like the shape you said was good what if you have one area shallow for the baby’s and a deep area for when it’s cold

[@epiego7412]

Thank you very much for the information. But how many fishes can I put per cubic meter of water

[@voonsanloo1925]

May i know if you have any suggestions to clear a pond of overgrown lotus plants? The pond is about 1/2 acre in size and not very deep. YThank you!

[@daddyboy1814]

So much insightful and relevant information about pond and fishes, thanks and God's blessing to you and your family.

[@Spanish702]

I learned a lot. Thank u meanwhile

[@alcyonlee7244]

Great content...my area in Jamaica is pure clay soil....there are lots of underground rivers...I know because of research also wells have been dug to supply water by the government....we have one of the best water system in Jamaica....I want a piece of land for farming...thank you.

[@gurudra]

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[@amazingGrace108]

thanks Jon. where to dig if the land is flat everywhere?

[@JonJandaiLifeisEasy]

Everywhere is good in the flat land but select high clay is the best.

[@amazingGrace108]

@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy thank you Jon. Luckily, we have high level of clay here.

[@maczetient2891]

Is it advisable to use rocks to support sandy soil to avoid erosion?

[@naseemleone555]

Thank you very much sir. Fish tail shapes very interesting. Can I also ask about salt and fresh water , Can any fish survive on both waters ?

[@JonJandaiLifeisEasy]

There are some fishes can live in both waters but I don't know the name in English.

[@sant1694]

You are genius...

[@bigbraincontent]

Thank you sir!

[@lilcricket4379]

and the fish will love it more :)

[@pearletafaily4226]

Jon my Garden is 17x10 Mt , what size pond do you think would be the right size to build?

[@herba6040]

Thank you. I want to ask how do you prevent beavers and lizards from attacking the fish in the pond?

[@Nathan_VC]

Heya, beavers are herbivores so only attack plants 😁 the dams they create are also fish fry havens bc of the structure & insects they provide!

[@sithalay3116]

Hello friend, By your video I can learn a lot to make my life easier. I have two questions. In my land is sandy soil so I want to dig a pond by covering plastic and I don't want to use commercial food to feed the fish as it will increase cost or can spoil the water. 1-Do you have any solution for sandy soil without using plastic?. 2. If using plastic pond, how can we do to make water fresh without changing it? My pond size: 15x10m and deep 2m. Thank you 💓

[@JonJandaiLifeisEasy]

1 I have no better choice now. I don't use plastic in the sandy soil. I dig pond with very slope edge and make it big and deep . Then we sow rice grain very thick before the rain come . That is all we did. when the rain come the rice grow. The rice's root stop soil erosion quite good . The deep pond can hold water better. Some ponds are deeper than 6 meters. 2 when we use plastic we always cover plastic with soil then the soil will keep water clean. The water dirty because we use factory food for fishes if we use too much it will pollute the water. if we use grass or rice straw make a pile at the edge of the pond it will be ok.

[@sithalay3116]

Thank friend for your response.

[@vIBEDoUT-Channel]

Here in india there are so many rivers with water drinkable after boiling... People are still getting handpumps with river in 50 meters.... Eventually they will move to cities ... The bigger trap

[@gullatteacres2555]

In America we’re moving out of cities. I think they’ve finally realized the trap.

[@vIBEDoUT-Channel]

@@gullatteacres2555 yeah some people have realised in America.. Like rob Greenfield

[@SamaMuslimVillage]

Thanks again..

[@chriswong8659]

Thanks for the video! Measuring fish size using fingers LOL

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why "lol" ??? fingers usually are attached to our bodies . so , no trendy ( & superflous) AMAZON shopping needed !! " L O L " ;)

[@231rft]

Hi Jon I will move to my small 330 square meter plot in Samui very soon. I know this is very small land to think about a pond but I’m wondering if you have any experience with aquaponics? I plan to do similar to your video of how you used 200 square meters 😁 can’t wait 🙏🏻

[@adventurealley4151]

Wow

[@xidarma]

Illuminate me please, Sir. How to keep frogs away?

[@ricksolosailor5804]

Jon, you mentioned a few types of trees to plant around a fish pond because the fish eat the leaves. I know banana, cassava but you mentioned another one which I did not hear correctly ... the first tree you mentioned, was it “Lutina” or “luminaries” or something that sounds like that? Thanking you in advance for your reply.

[@JonJandaiLifeisEasy]

I means leucaena or white popinac. This plant grow very fast and high nutrition. We eat them and feed animals too.

[@fortbumper]

how can we get rid of chemical in water from underground due to local field ?

[@Shlomayo]

How do you stop your pond from becoming a breeding ground for mosquitoes?

[@JonJandaiLifeisEasy]

If you have fishes and keep the pond clean from water weeds there is no mosquitoes. The fishes will be so happy to have mosquitoes for breakfast.

[@Shlomayo]

@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy Thank you, Jon! Your response is very much appreciated! :)

[@mikaelvelli]

Hero 🙏

[@ibadullahshaikh9287]

Khap khun khrap Pi Jo. This has been on my mind.

[@brightantwerp]

Thank you!

[@adventurealley4151]

I live in a desert in a very high elevation. Should I bother?

[@taiphan7225]

Thanks so much, could you please give me an advice to keep much water and survive? My wife and me have a steep mountain, we intend to plant Upland Rice and Forest to survive, we have 3 options: 1. Top is Upland Rice and the below is Forest 2. Middle is Upland Rice and the Top & Bottom is Forest 3. Bottom is Upland Rice and the above is Forest Which option you think is best for us? Thanks so much.

[@JonJandaiLifeisEasy]

The 3rd is the best way to do. When you have forest in the high part of the land leaves and branches fall down and decompose and flow to the rice. The forest will help to keep more water and slowly release to the rice too.

[@taiphan7225]

@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy thanks so much for your advice.

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Thank you Sir for sharing valuable contents...by the way what did you use to clean the whiteboard?

[@JonJandaiLifeisEasy]

Old t-shirt.

[@SheikhEuphoria]

@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy owh thank you

[@SheikhEuphoria]

@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy Ive been watching your video daily now, very addictive. I'm planning to get a piece of land, Im living in Malaysia, Borneo Sarawak to be precise, although it seems like we share the same climate but I think Thailand is more fertile. For now I've been growing vegetables around my house, nothing much, still a beginner