Making money from small garden to buy land.

How did I use a 200 square meters to make enough to buy a piece of land

[@VideoDictionary]

No PowerPoint Slides. No stats. No technical mumbo jumbo. But still covered so many points about why agriculture is failing most farmers. And how to fix it. Simple solution. Great Presentation. 27 mins passed in a blink of an eye. You mesmerised me Sir. Hats off to you

[@tonychavez4056]

love the comment

[@JR-ee4xf]

Would have been better in power point

[@JR-ee4xf]

@@bradleyjamesss5964 don't think so. Most PowerPoints are forgettable becoz they're not presented well. My point was that I couldn't see his board clearly. For that matter, you could write on slides using a tablet too. That would be very good. Pls don't think all tech is bad.

[@JR-ee4xf]

@@bradleyjamesss5964 of course it's my opinion. I think he could have done even better with a slide. It's not like someone else will be narrating it if done so, will it? I understand if he doesn't have the option for one, but it would have been even better with one. Using a PowerPoint effectively makes a presentation much better. No one is saying he is marketing or such, that wonderful narration with a slide would be much easier to remember too. You think visual representation is just a fancy, marketing tactic? And oh robots are going to be just fine.

[@haruna1199]

Communication is passing out ideas to be understood clearly.,that's what is more important than demonstrating technologies without positive out come. Just grab the knowledge for your benefits bro.

[@jawa5669]

This guy is doing more good than thousands of people put together

[@rheidtech]

Crazy isnt it...

[@rheidtech]

@@channellock4025 so called "third world" countries is where its at. And here comes bill gates killing em all with forced vaccinations...

[@palewriter1856]

Yeah - thousands of DEMOCRATS

[@thabongwepe5681]

Wisdom strengtheneth the wise more than ten mighty men which are in the city.

[@potatopotatoeOG]

Right! All those money gurus should be ashamed

[@speddytaghetti7905]

1:18 “I had to leave the city at that time, because City Is NO GOOD for humans, it’s good for robots” Wise words to live by. Thank you friend! Colorado, USA

[@condronugroho9388]

Damn right hahaha

[@speddytaghetti7905]

Condro Nugroho 👍🏻🙏🏻❤️👊🏻😊

[@NyarRailakende]

Love that..listening from Iceland

[@diasporareturnee]

I was once a typical city robot. Left that life a long time ago and have never been happier! My city robot friends all look twice as old as me from slaving away at the corporate robot mines!

[@condronugroho9388]

@@diasporareturnee you are now living in a village too ?

[@oomz1975]

Gardening teaches patience. It's hard work but so satisfying. Great for mental wellbeing.

[@AK-kr3uy]

and discipline

[@jonathanbalagtas848]

Yes. Definitely true and experienced it....until we have a neighbors who plays noise(music) sooo loud. On both sides and at the back of our land/lot area. And local government is useless on laws. 💢

[@oomz1975]

@@jonathanbalagtas848 plants love music

[@jonathanbalagtas848]

@@oomz1975 music is way different than noise. I already knew that.

[@oomz1975]

@@jonathanbalagtas848 play your own music loud then'

[@krzysztofrudnicki5841]

Greetings from Poland! I lived in city my whole life, but I'm sick of this life. I build a house in country, and now I'm finishing it. I have 1200sq meters of land, so I decided to grow as much food as I can for my wife and my kids. Want to start a small market garden and food forest, some chickens for eggs for my family, some meat rabbits. I read a lot of gardening books, a lot of permaculture books and this is life I want to live. Don't want a lot of money, just a simple life with my family, connected to nature.

[@K-kw4bb]

Hello, could share some book suggestions?

[@kasseydanaraju154]

Wonderful decision.i love it

[@lrshylo81]

Don't want lot of money 👍👍👍

[@ranganathprahlad]

Go for it man. ❤

[@Mlebron777]

If You have a wife and children ,You Will always Will need some savings For a rainy day!!! Best wishes and good luck.

[@monezabala]

He is a man with a perfect vision of what he wants in life. He knows what he is doing. He is a businessman actually. He did his homework, first he did a research of what people need, so he knows what to plant, where to sell, he knows how much will be his projected income, these are part of a feasibility study which is they key factor to a successful business venture. He has the skill to do it. with no capital to start is not a problem. he uses what I have learned as OPM (other people's money) in his case his mother's land. the best because he is not going to pay any rent. Perfect business plan, and all is left is to execute the plan and he did it... I have been saving for a while now to buy a piece of land and I have now the courage to just buy a small one to start with...

[@juanday2302]

The guy definitely found his IKIGAI. Inspiring soul!

[@cursinmariacorreia1077]

My dear friend. It all sounds too simplistic. Farming at any level isn't a child's play. If you are doing this kind of activity in the tropics or at the equator the weather is not always on your side. So in chronological form your problems are: 1. Weather 2. Soil _ well drained, manured, loose and free from weeds and pests. 3. Appropriate type of tools, the more the better. 4. Water - adequate supply of clean water (a luxury in most parts of the world). Tap water full of chlorine and other minerals is often harmful. So you must provide area for storing rain water protected from evaporation and mosquito habilitation. 5. Physic - not everyone is built or blessed with perfect health or physic. In other words you will need labour. 6. Labour - this means money. 7. Money - wether you use your grandfather's or your girlfriend's property no one in his tight mind can do without money. There are untold expenses that come in your way which require money. Unless you make provisions in your budget and be able to execute in your cashflow you are doomed to fail in your enterprise. Returns - this Burmese friend of ours talks of returns of up to three times the basic wage. What is his basic wage, may I ask? Is it $100 per month? The average basic wage in poor countries is roughly is $300 per month with housing, medical, local annual leave and gratuity. I could go on and on. However if it is a pastime or sideline then one can do it. This gentleman does not show us what his farm looks like before we make a rational judgement. However I have come across a novel solution that involves little effort once installed. I will try and attach a photograph of possible. Otherwise if one is interested please get in touch with me.

[@sahidinsahid3685]

Good job,inspire,and educate, i think you are inspiration for me and all many people.

[@amyooionlinehost9999]

@@cursinmariacorreia1077 can send me more details about your innovative ideas I'm interested Thank you.

[@Oggiwara1]

@@cursinmariacorreia1077 I think you have to watch the video and listening more carefully before judging. He talks about gardening, not farming and the differences between the two... ;-) Me and wife have the same plan for our small farm in addition to our retirement in Thailand soon. I have done due diligence in our village where there are at least half an hour to the nearest market and a little bit more to a small supermarket. I can say that Jon's example of the economic in this case is very close to what we came to. But we bought the trees and bushes when we still are in our jobs, he planted fro seeds and saplings he got from neighbors and family. So I prefer to listen to Jon Landai and not trust any armchair farmer that came across a "secret novel solution" without any examples at all...

[@LHEXWORLD]

This wisdom is more precious than gold.it is a life changing lesson plan for every one

[@lyleelkins5526]

He is smarter than many CEO's in my book. Knows his business inside out, runs it as efficiently as possible, isn't afraid to get his hands dirty, offers a quality product. Great presentation.

[@haggai3.477]

Astute Analytics. SALUTE.✅

[@journalofacornerman]

i so agree with your first observation.

[@fern8580]

"I don't thing cities are good for humans , that's good for robots". Yes, Jon Jandai , your words will go around the world ! best regardsfrom France&Canada.

[@gulshanchaurasia2233]

The real freedom comes with the ability to grow your own food. That way you don't have to worry about losing a job and not having the money to buy food cause you no longer need money to get food!! Then you can do whatever you wanted to do, be a Teacher,Engineer,Painter,Artist,Actor anything!! That's why have been making garden beds on my terrace and have decided to make it around my house since last 3 weeks, Its laborious to lift so much soil up to the 3rd and 4th floor but it feels great!!

[@aryehyahuyasharahla7117]

This is ingeniously spiritual knowledge in the form of common sense , thanx for the insight sir , mo money mo problems 😎

[@231rft]

Brilliant 😍 I have 335 square meters in Koh samui. Was going to put a house and apartments there but maybe a small house and garden like this is my new dream 😀

[@aitoreye8989]

I am in Ko phangam at the moment, let me know if you need help

[@231rft]

Aitor eye was just in phangan last week learning natural earth building 😁

[@antpoo]

@@aitoreye8989 ‘The Beach’

[@russelpasamontehabla]

I remembered my small garden when I was a kid. I harvest almost everyday and cook for our meal. Thank you for this video.🙏

[@idylllifestyle8064]

Since I turned 50 years old I’m thinking this kinds of lifestyle.... after watch your video I become more confidence to get into this... thanks a lot my friend... love from 🇮🇳 India.

[@gomathisuppiah2449]

Me too. I've been thinking of something like this & thinking of doing it in India. I've from Singapore.

[@mipueblo7042]

Just do it. I did 7 years ago and never looked back. Go on :)

[@kathylove2561]

Same here.....

[@Psilocybiant]

41 here and I'm on the way, This year I shall harvest a good amount.

[@ambrkali]

U started?

[@potatopotatoeOG]

I was told by my dad that selling vegetables in my small raised bed wouldn't be good. I really had the thought that I would easily recoupe the money because it's so small and I genuinely love gardening

[@Mattthemerciful]

You can do it. Don't let your dreams be dreams

[@patience1678]

Don't listen. Call restaurants in your area and see what they need ..have some samples on hand. Some suggestions would be radish lettuce and some type of greens possibly tomatoes and or mushrooms

[@serenemountain6769]

i see people making raised beds for 200$ to 350$ ! and they only last 3 to 5 years. i learned how to improve one and a durable one for 65$ bucks that lasts at least 10 years thinking out of the box and lowering costs is always key.

[@Mattthemerciful]

@@serenemountain6769 how did you make it last 10 years for $65? Did you use stones?

[@serenemountain6769]

@@Mattthemerciful by using treated steel bars, and a strong net such has one used to kill weeds, that will serve has the container once filled, and yes some stones for extra weight, since you need to make a hole, the bed once finished i'ts knee high !

[@sunshine6928]

Jon you are gods gift to the world, I thank you and wish you long life with prosperity

[@Jamhynz]

Had the pleasure of spending time on Pun Pun farm. Absolutely loved it there! Jon is a lovely man and his colleagues are a wonderful bunch!

[@andreasschaetze2930]

Farming on your own land gives you the possibility to grow organic and you know what you are eating, avoiding chemicals and GMO

[@forfesvbook871]

Thank you so much. You gave me my inspiration to finally pack my bags leave the city and head home to my province in the Philippines. We have farmlands backhome that lay vacant for decades when our family decided to go to the city to find work and for us to seek education. But now I am too fed up with the city. It's like I am slowly dying everyday

[@johnpatrickdelapena7437]

"Wherever there is people, there is market." Your words sir, is life changing, thanks for this video, it is like making a film that will last a lifetime.

[@davidzulu8947]

Master class in MBA- Agriculture ,soil science marketing and Finance- well simplified .i don't need to go to university for my MBA in Agribusiness he has offered nicely with out slides

[@rutvijmaster]

He is mind-blowing, with simple logic he also explains farming economic

[@fritzc6059]

OMG! You are living the life I want. I agree, the city is not for humans. Stuck here in a US city for now. Researching and working on ways to escape. You are so lucky. I thank you for sharing.I grow mini greens and sprouts in my apartment and pay $25/yr for 2 boxes in local community garden.

[@villanuevaruth21]

God bless for sharing, I am doing my planting and praying that I could earn an income so I don't have to work for someone's company.

[@YBOdoo]

This is the best explanation I ever saw on how to make money out of 200sqm . Thank you for being an inspiration

[@shaikbabjee4437]

Its a good feeling to get educated from a man with such skills and most of all is his Honest Intention.

[@adrianserradilla9446]

You know, it really makes sense to plant produce on unused land instead of wasting it. We grow food that everyone will enjoy. Thanks Jon, and more power to your program.

[@yubunthiam2437]

You big man with big heart, hope more people would be inspired and success like you Sir.

[@WildFloridian]

Thank you for laying out this strategy. I love how you break down the steps. Thank you for sharing your garden!

[@theresamcpherson7352]

Great story! Thanks for sharing! I have just became a sub. of yours and have been binge watching your videos and learning so much. Thank you for taking the time to make the videos.

[@ithinksustainable]

Life is easy!!! Thanks again for sharing your story Jon Jandai! Wishing you well!

[@pablobujin]

Man, congratulations, really. Loved your resilience and strength. I agree that this is a great way of making life. Thanks for sharing.

[@stonedapefarmer]

Describing my dream life! Slowly working on it. Unfortunately, even the cheapest things here are rarely 100% free. I'm doing it without cost, but it's very slow here. My eggs pay for my chickens, my vegetables pay for my guard dog, and I want to add some fish to the pond. I bought some seeds, but most are seeds that I saved. Hoping I can make enough to slowly add trees.

[@togle184]

Your presentation was fantastic! Thank you for sharing the wonderful ideas you have applied to gardening on your small plots of land. Sometimes a person can benefit more by using a small approach to operating a business. In that manner you can occupy your time with multiple tasks and not generate the boredom produced by repetitions of doing the same thing over and over.

[@kelleymcbride4633]

Just found this video in my feed and I am very grateful! I'm building a one acre family farm right now and could use all the tips I can get! I agree with you 100% cities are not good for people, they are good for robots. Its farm life for me and my family from now on thank you very much for taking the time to share your valuable experiences 🌞🌧👍

[@diogenesselman2629]

I just love, love, love your message. I have been slowly learning and incorporating these simple common sense truths into my own life and experiencing the remarkable changes. Over 10 years worth of experience explained in less than 30 minutes !! Wow 🤩 thank you sir 👍🏾!

[@boonang4097]

Hi Jon, this is the second time I viewed your sharing. The first was you shared how to get clean filtered water! You are so kind to share and pass on your knowledge on how to live with what you have. You are very wise, intelligent and humble. These traits ensures your success. Even God blesses you by giving you good and favourable weather throughout the year. So with your honest hard work and gentle spirit you have food for your Family money and health and friends and best of all God smiles on you. Thank you for an amazing inspiration.

[@reemalkaabi5798]

you are really intelligent thanks life is easy why make it difficult

[@djat]

Thank u so much.. for sharing your experience.. I live in a city.. and could still profit from your model.. I just tried gardening for fun this year when I lost my job, I did it right in my back yard.. and I do love it!! Gardening is fun!! Life is easy!!!! thank you again❤

[@massimilianoriva7996]

A GREAT PERSON!! CONTINUE WITH YOUR GARDEN!! :) :)

[@loymad87]

This is great! Thank you so much for sharing your story and your knowledge. Very inspiring.

[@lilstepnoel]

Your a very smart man to figure all this out. Loved the video.

[@prabhupatra]

You are extremely impressive ! and with a lovely soul to share the secrets of success in life !

[@M0untainBerry]

Such a kind and generous person. Many thanks for sharing your experience, very much appreciated the detailed explanation of your plan and philosophy. I am in a similar situation & make small things hoping to be able to buy a piece of land for my family. I am inspired by your demonstrating that small steps is a less fearful and more manageable way that can lead to success. Many, many thanks

[@duamalai]

Nice to see you again ,sir..I think I m going to meet you the end of 2023 in your garden

[@TrUeLinEs9966]

I liked your plan....I will start in my home empty land....Big love From India (Bhart)

[@cindyskillman544]

Beautiful! We have a super short growing season here and it keeps getting colder, but I enjoy growing and preserving all our vegetables. Excellent video.

[@growingtomatoesfroms]

I love your idea and your creation, you have to get those methods on books and videos, many people will buy your product and they will learn to garden like you and make money if they want but your garden ideas are just fantastic and so realistic. Good job, I have a small garden in the back yard and I do grow tomatoes, potatoes, beans, peas , I make my own compost but just from leaves and lawn grass and yes it takes too long. Thank you for your great video.

[@sinesaloumproductionpresta4579]

Congratulation my dad I am so happy to you thank you very much God bless I calling you from West Africa Sénégal

[@duniagurusd7085]

Such a great advice, thank's sir.

[@fkorganic5585]

Nice to know that a person like you who grow organic vegetables, herbs, fruits etc. can easily sell garden harvests everyday. Hopefully, the harvests can be sold at a greater price compared to "conventional" ones. Such an inspiration for all organic farmers.

[@FableGrey]

Oh your a wonderful soul, I can't wait to see more

[@gsthind72]

Perfectly described total economy of a small garden.... Love from Punjab (India)

[@fusgersnabble224]

Great job - may the Sovereign Lord the God of Abraham bless you

[@ragunathanarumugam745]

Jon, you have opened the Pandora Box specially at a time like this, we need lot of coaxing and advice. Let's form a UNITY IN DIVERSITY.

[@lauriedmills7581]

You are a blessing, sir. Thank you.

[@anothercomment-]

I REALLY like this guy : ) - what a blessing - his heart and mind and spirit and energy.

[@ssoundar4808]

Great video! Finally he accomplished his goal of buying a land for himself, congratulations! However, I am waiting to see what he does with his new land differently and profitably in future!! Thanks for sharing his experiences which is very thought provoking and inspiring to succeed following his ideas in real life!! Keep up the work.

[@siphumelelemabaso9329]

Big ups to all the growers trying their best to make it. Love from Capetwon South Africa

[@matthewcain2880]

How do you do from Palm Desert, California :)

[@Alice-zc6kw]

Many thanks for sharing your experience Jon! This is a great example of self-sufficiency, sustainability, connectedness to land and people. A win-win project. It would be interesting to see how well it can be translated to other climates.

[@josephkaaya4517]

Great lecture, simple and devoid of jargons!

[@jimmykats7615]

I just love this guy. He is God sent!

[@gsup4552]

I just learned what I've been trying to figure out for a while. Those daily beds is pure genius. My next question is, how does this work living where it's cold? And How in Gods name is new growth coming weekly?

[@thehandlebarstory8771]

This video is really better than 4 years studying Agro in the University Great job bro

[@panafrican3171]

Thanks for this I've watched this when I'm 20 I have been having the same thoughts , I recently differed from college

[@joshualehman4477]

I’ve saved this on my watch later list for months - so worth the wait. :)

[@harishsingh8063]

Must be awarded the highest prize of farming where ever you live

[@bornfreeprepperthailand]

You speak really good English. Thank you for explaining how to make money and lifestyle from a small garden. I am making ‘Khok nong na’ at the moment and I will be using your knowledge. Thank you teacher 🙏🙏🙏

[@clifform1348]

Thank you Sir I have spend years in researching business but I found urs the most motivating one. God Bless u

[@jaysonantipuesto3923]

I agreed and I learnd a lot to your story tnks. I also a farmer . Iam a ofw here in kuwait but i already exit back to my country Philippines. Tanks to the tips.i can aply to earn money too. To my family

[@yolylacy5416]

You are a very bright man. Good teaching.

[@Jsan0078]

I love you brother J ! Thank you so much for sharing, that give me a lot of hope..👍👍👍 For now I leave in south Portugal and access to water is complicated, it’s seem impossible to do it, maybe smaller

[@GazuntaiWorld]

Great advise and strategies. Love your channel.

[@JuridahMauti]

Very great John your videos very impressive watching from Kenya

[@ibradibango4744]

Is morning glory edible?the plant with purple flowers?

[@taha-selman]

Yeah I really would love to know ?

[@sitim5826]

I think in Indonesia/Malaysia/Philippines this vegetables called 'Kangkung' .. types of greens very nice to sautee with garlic and little chilly as desired. For visual just google it.

[@anggrekbulanfwc]

@@sitim5826 Rupanya morning glory itu kangkung ya? Hahaha dari tadi aku mikir2 sayur apaan itu morning glory. 😁😁😁 Terima kasih mbak Siti. 👍

[@a.l.dvorak1841]

What a teacher! From Nakhon Si Thammarat, I salute you, sir!

[@enod9746]

I do not know where else you can get such a business masterclass for free.

[@off-gridsurvivalmike8120]

You are a very uplifting person. You did an excellent job I must say and the knowledge you acquired will help everyone. I am a gardener myself and I can see exactly how that would work. Great job

[@nicoak571]

And he said unto them, Take heed, and beware of covetousness: for a man's life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth. And he spake a parable unto them, saying, The ground of a certain rich man brought forth plentifully: And he thought within himself, saying, What shall I do, because I have no room where to bestow my fruits? And he said, This will I do: I will pull down my barns, and build greater; and there will I bestow all my fruits and my goods. And I will say to my soul, Soul, thou hast much goods laid up for many years; take thine ease, eat, drink, and be merry. But God said unto him, Thou fool, this night thy soul shall be required of thee: then whose shall those things be, which thou hast provided? So is he that layeth up treasure for himself, and is not rich toward God. And he said unto his disciples, Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat; neither for the body, what ye shall put on. The life is more than meat, and the body is more than raiment. Luke 12:15-23

[@bennartey3409]

Thanks for the beautiful reminder

[@robertbaisagale1685]

You still have to work for your living and for your families, if a man does not work he shall not eat, wonderful presentation! Thank you for posting it!

[@HOODIEHUSTLE]

Very nice man to give his knowledge freely to benefit others. Great man. Nice character.

[@melingliu5259]

Yesss life is easy... and you are smart man... You made many people become enlighten...

[@zeedin4492]

Hi Jon, I am inspired by your shared experience.

[@balrai3856]

What I have seen today for the first time is very helpful and useful information about farming technique, which I don’t know ever before, Thank You so much 🙏

[@wofakwame4163]

A generous garden magician. Poly-technician. Live out all your life

[@Lisa-pe6dl]

Great information and inspiration for a small garden area. Hello from Australia 😊

[@batchrocketproject4720]

Beautiful uplifting words, thank you.

[@alcyonlee7244]

Great content...I just watch your pond vid...I said I want land to farm...then this video...gonna least a piece of land...so I will start my farm in January.

[@jemondacules9937]

Thank you so much Sir!You saved my soul.

[@sawsamson998]

Dear Mr.Jon you inspire me a lot with your simple life styles and I wish I have a visit to you one day . Love you Mr.Jon

[@raymundsantos2324]

Sir nice video! Very informative and straight to the point!

[@BlaxkNobility]

This how the uneducated educates the educated.

[@njorogesamson5488]

That doesn't make any sense.Informal education vs formal education is what you were trying to convey.

[@GreatKiskadee]

He is not uneducated. He either has not been indoctrinated into Western magical thinking, or he has a Buddha mind and has rejected it.

[@sumantra7462]

How do you measure someone's education ?

[@Dominique03]

The Planetary Archives (BlackHorseMedia) 🤗🤗🤗🤗😂😂

[@Dominique03]

Sumantra Sardar He’s using dumb western concept of what education is.

[@srinivasgun7723]

Thank you Mr Jon Jandai. If we all follow your methods then there will be no issues of climate change or any pandemics. Life will be simply easier, healthier and a genius way of living.

[@radishesandtherest4152]

You Sir are the Bob Ross of Farming, such straightforward positivity!

[@johnpaulbuono]

More easy money from KZbin, I grow longan in phrao in the north of Thailand, total waste of time.

[@thomaskuhn7592]

I did farming in Thailand for many years it's fun but low money

[@djonpow]

Thanks Jon ...in summary..do what you love and it will not be a J.O.B. (Just Over Broke)..it will be a J.O.Y. (Joy Overflowing You)..your story inspires me and all who listen with ears to hear.

[@wontaeklim9580]

Sir you are very smart farmer who think differently from others.

[@rachelconradie8480]

I admire your expertise so much. You are an inspiration.Thank you for sharing.🙏

[@THEPunisher1255]

You're great! I've learned a lot from just watching your videos.

[@WhatAboutNepal]

I just rented a house in Kathmandu and there is a little yard for a garden. But the dirt didn't grow even one blade of grass. I started taking my vegetable scraps and buried in a different hole each day. Now in just 4 months there are things growing and the little trees the landlord planted to make the home look nice are growing nicely. All I did was dig one hole a day.

[@josesadurni2360]

Hi Jon, thanks for sharing your knowledge through this platform! Please publish a video on how you built your pond... Best regards

[@happyhomesteading2717]

I just flat out love your philosophy, presentation and your videos bring me much joy! Thank you for sharing!