Get prepared folks. Become as self-sufficient as you possibly can, in every way.

Jon has changed my entire thinking process. In 2 years I went from a wasteful consumer to a land owner with my own sustainable water supply and food forest. Thanks Jon ❤

Jon is always good of pointing us to our own security like water, seeds, gardening, small farm to become more independent especially during high inflation and geopolitical unknowns. Taking his classes will be life changing.

Tq Jon. Pls dont forget to share the video of yr water system workshop. Tqvm

Cảm ơn Anh đã tạo cơ hội cho tôi và nhiều người biết cách lọc nước sạch để dùng trong thời buổi hiện nay,tiếc quá tôi chưa có điều kiện để đến học trực tiếp vậy mong anh hãy quay video để tôi và nhiều người được học ạ ❤

Thank you for your inspiring content! I hope to visit PunPun some day :) Cheers from Austria

In my area ponds might have cyanobacteria that put cyanotoxins in the water. Depending on your area you might need something that can effectively remove such things. Its also toxic to animals as well. I probably should add by toxic i mean deadly like organ failure from possibly small amounts. Its described quite often as blue/green algea but its not an algea and in my experience doesn't appear blue/green in color hardly ever.

I would so love to come to ALL of your workshops but the airfares from Australia are too high 😢

@jamescc2010

2 ай бұрын

You can also lean lot of his videos and start apply them. It is crucial to prepare now.

@rogathesarwatt

2 ай бұрын

Any one who want to join me to start the new life in the altogether village, our welcome I can donate land I need global citizen I'm based in Tanzania i have natural forest , planted forest domesticated animal pond, I'm 50 years old self sufficient man

free seminar, bring your own food, if you have surplus donate food too... this is the most beautiful seminar i heard, i think i should learn h Thailand language... but i hear it's so difficult to learn...

That's true water very important our daily life

Thank you for sharing your content. Much appreciated 👍 Sending virtual Granny hug's and prayers to everyone ☺️💕

Jon Jandai, life was easy.... Now it can be upsetting. 🌏🌎🌍🕊️ For everyone Best of luck with the workshop ✨💫💗

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Agree 💯 👍

I am a Singaporean age 59 yrs old and my wife is an Indonesian . How can I live in Thailand Sir ? Is there anyway that I can live there legally without spending a lot of money?

@kiwioffgrid2437

3 ай бұрын

The problem is owning land. As a foreigner, we can not own land however can own the building built upon that land. It seems that many foreigners get into relationships/marriages, finance the buying of land, build a house only to be kicked out/off once the house is built... Doesn't happen to all, however it does happen to many. Be very careful...

@kohchangtai7820

3 ай бұрын

Easy. Retirement visa. Lease land cheaply for 30 years (max allowed) 🙏

@_Wai_Wai_

3 ай бұрын

@@kiwioffgrid2437 so how can a foreigner become Thai Citizen ?

@majeedq65

3 ай бұрын

@@kiwioffgrid2437 🙏🙏🙏

@majeedq65

3 ай бұрын

@@kohchangtai7820 🙏🙏🙏

Good👍

It's becoming a big problem in Laos too, Jon. We have relatives there we tell not to use pesticide kill their weed and their answer is it's too much work to remove the weed by hoe or machete. Everything is all about convenience. But the users are ignorant farmers who don't know about the long-term negative effect on water. I think it's not the users, but the billion-dollar chemical companies profiting off convenience.

I have a big pound in a small land. But when I got the land the pond was alreasy dirty. It was built maybe 20 or 30 years ago. Here for a very long time. Full of duck weed and deep mud at the bottom. Grass and spiky bushes growing all around. I don't know how to clean it without a truck and no truck can access the property because it's a residential area. Plus can't even pump the water out with all the mud....

@navturn

2 ай бұрын

@steelmote Thank you for your detailed and useful comment. The pond is of a good size maybe about 30 meters by 20 meters, which means maybe 30 to 40% of my backyard. I already used a hand throw net, it was for trying to catch the fishes. It didn't work for fishes but worked for duckweed. I sometimes use the duckweed as a fertilizer. I didn't think about the hula hoop, I have many 1.5 inch pvc pipes here, I guess I could use it for fencing making a rectangle with them. Yes, the mud if full of sediment, kind of black and I guess it has built up from weed decomposition over years since the sides of the pond is full of weed that I guess partly die in rain season when under water. Dig it out by hand is I believe an impossible task for one man.... also the pond is quite high at some part, probably 1.50m, can't dig anything or should empty the pond first. Plus the mud is mixed with strong grass that is not yet fully decomposed, turning it to kind of big muddy sponge at the down of the pond. If I try to dig it out everything is attached together. It's why I wanted to use a truck for this but no space to reach the pond. Burn of the weed is not an option too. The main reason is because I am in a residential area, houses are all around, some at less than 20 meters. Everybody already suffer and complain about burning because of rice fields around.... smoke is a nightmare. I already have to wear an N95 mask nearly every day because of this. I generally use a brush cutter but the grass always come back. The idea for now is to plant trees that can resist flood around the pond since this grass does not grow much in shadow and is replace my crawling plants, like under my mangoes trees that are around the pond. I try to keep the spiky bushes on one side of the pond but on other sides I try to limit it because it spread very fast and it's neither nice or practical and very difficult to contain when it spread too much. I would like something in between, keep a lot of life in the pond but have something practical to access to the pond and that does not look like a total wild jungle. Again thank you very much for your ideas, for sure it going to help and also gave me other ones!

Hi Mr. Jandai. Requesting if you can please, if possible, kindly share the videos of how you build a water filtration system on youtube after your workshop. For people who can’t make it to your workshop for any reasons. Thank you.

@trevorloveday114

2 ай бұрын

You can see an earlier video on Jon's water filter system here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nZWup6Ozd7rbecY.html

I injured my knee and i cannot come to the seminar 🤕. Can you make a video about the filter please ? 🙏

Water is more secure than our money .water very useful . Water can exchange to gold

@jamescc2010

2 ай бұрын

Creating and keep resources for our own becomes very crucial and can make us $$ too.

We have desalination and trillions of gallons in the atmosphere

Do it as a community of like minded people

3 days without water, we are all dead. just think about.

is that monkey or bird sound at the end of the video? how to protect our farms from the monkey, they eat and break all of my plants. if they don't it, they just break and create damage of all my plants.

@jamescc2010

2 ай бұрын

I don't think moneys is a real issue in most cities or parts of Thailand, except Lopburi. They tend to live and concentrate in certain areas or forests. I have not heard famers have problems with monkeys.

Most monocrops are for animal feed. Animal ag is the world's biggest problem for the environment.

put it online please