I will share various videos on beekeeing of Japanese honeybees, Japanese rural landscapes, agriculture,and more. 二ホンミツバチの飼育についてや日本の田舎風景、農業についてなど、様々な動画を発信しています。
Thank you for your comment. Japan is currently in the middle of the rainy season, and daytime temperatures are around 32°C. However, once the rainy season ends, the real summer begins, with temperatures reaching nearly 40°C. Although there is a water source nearby, I experienced the loss of a swarm due to hive collapse last year, so I have taken precautions by providing sunshades.
Dam maintainance is only something I think about since Oroville. This video is another short lesson on what is needed to keep a dam (or reservoir) in good conditon.
@unclecocco7 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️
@user-yi2ro8rj8p8 күн бұрын
農業界のピタゴラスイッチみたい😂ご苦労さまです😂
@unclecocco7 күн бұрын
コメントありがとうございます😊 楽しんでいただいて嬉しいです!
@マフィンニキ9 күн бұрын
ﾁｯﾁｬｲ魚が見えた
@unclecocco8 күн бұрын
コメントありがとうございます😊
@Kalamain9 күн бұрын
Today I leaned a new word in Japanese. "せせらぎ" Seseragi - Brooke or small stream. See? Learning is happening! 「リラッ？クス」は日本語で使われる言葉ですか ごめん 私は日本語があまり上手じゃないです
@unclecocco8 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️ "リラックス" is a word that is also used in Japanese.
@prestonvaughn207810 күн бұрын
Thank you for your videos! Michigan, USA.
@unclecocco8 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️
@cdarting9111 күн бұрын
For our area starting irrigation involves installing boards into a diversion dam that causes the Sacramento river to rise high enough to allow water to enter the ACID canal.
@unclecocco11 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment.😊 That's interesting!
@cdarting9114 күн бұрын
I can just imagine that handle breaking with the amount of debris I had to clean out of our messy ditch every time we irrigated. lol. 😂
@unclecocco14 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment.😊 Actually, I made this tool myself to use for cleaning the waterway!
Do you suffer a lot of soil erosion on the waterways if they overflow? It looks like there has been some damage just where it goes underground. 水路が溢れると土壌浸食がひどくなりますか？ 地下に流れ込む部分で被害が出ているようです。 （Google で翻訳）
@unclecocco16 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment.😊 That’s correct! This part of the waterway is prone to flooding, and although it was repaired once, heavy rain caused it to collapse again.
@user-cg8hv4ls7u19 күн бұрын
こんなに長い距離 水引っ張ってこないと できない中 続けてくの お疲れ様です
@unclecocco18 күн бұрын
コメントありがとうございます😊
@roboftherock20 күн бұрын
Thank you for the lesson. I was aware of the method of producing charcoal, but a practical demonstration is illuminating. Since you mentioned that you were using oak, I have to assume different woods produce different qualities of charcoal. I wish you success in your next batch.
@unclecocco18 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment😊 I'm glad I could help! I will try again this fall.
Cocco san, I am not a farmer and I have never been interested in this activity before, but over the last few months, I have watched 100's of videos about rice farming! I think the entire process is fascinating!! The water channels that you use are so interesting. Some fed by river water, and some just by mountain rain water. The system for diverting the water and channelling it into fields is amazing!! I think that some of these waterways are new, and some of them are very old? I love the maintenance of them and the management of them; it is so interesting! In fact, the whole business of rice farming - from planting to harvest is so compelling! Thank you for your wonderful video.
@unclecocco28 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️ I am glad that you are interested in rice farming! I will continue to upload videos about rice farming, so please keep watching!!
@cdarting9129 күн бұрын
I wish the irrigation ditch I worked with had a spillway for debris. Lol.
@unclecocco28 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️ That is very convenient!
@user-oo3uo9cs9qАй бұрын
農業用水の配達や地域での利用にとても気に入っています。真似する価値があります。
@unclecocco28 күн бұрын
コメントありがとうございます😊
@tech99070Ай бұрын
I think I see where the leaves are coming from
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️
@barkingmouse8152Ай бұрын
Always envied Japan's abundance of beautiful, fresh water. It's a geographical blessing.
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️ Please continue to enjoy these kinds of landscapes in Japan!
@user-ff4rv3pv4wАй бұрын
なかいなかい水路ですね。
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
コメントありがとうございます😊 本当にながい水路です。
@roboftherockАй бұрын
An impfressive system of irrigation channels. How long does it take until a field is 'watered'?
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️ There are 20 rice fields in total, and it took four days to complete the watering of all of them.
@roboftherockАй бұрын
How old is this waterway? What is the drop from top to bottom? Where in the country is it? Who built it?
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️ This waterway was built nearly 100 years ago by a local landowner. It is approximately 1.5 km long, but the elevation difference is only about 7 meters.
Why start from upstream? If you start from downstream and work up, the water should help you clear itself. It must not matter much when it's so clogged?
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️ If we let the water flow as it is, the leaves will quickly clog it, causing the water to overflow. That's why we are removing the leaves little by little like this.
@CinncinnatusАй бұрын
Is there video of you working on the waterway? I see fresh clay or dirt removed. >= 5:50 水路で作業しているビデオはありますか? 新鮮な粘土や土を除去しているのが見えます。 Suiro de sagyō shite iru bideo wa arimasu ka? Shinsen'na nendo ya tsuchi o jokyo shite iru no ga miemasu.
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️ This is a Japanese waterway!
Are these waterways on your land or is it used to water a bunch of different farms/fields? Thank you! これらの水路はあなたの土地にあるのですか、それともさまざまな農場や畑に水をまくために使われているのですか? ありがとうございます! (Google による翻訳)
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️ This waterways is managed and used by several local farmers!
@user-ff4rv3pv4wАй бұрын
辛抱強いね🎉
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
コメントありがとうございます。
@n.k.6231Ай бұрын
Imagens maravilhosas dentro da floresta. Aplausos para o seu trabalho. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷🤜🏻🤛🏻
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️ It really encourages me!
@rwjkАй бұрын
キジどうなったんですか？
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
コメントありがとうございます。 どうなったか、、、良いフリです。乞うご期待‼️
@nightstalqer661Ай бұрын
Why do you not just let the leaves flow to the end? Just curious 🤔
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
Thank you for the comment. I scoop up fallen leaves as needed because it becomes a big job when they clog the culverts every few meters.
@user-rr5ed5bu8oАй бұрын
Здравствуйте. Зачем вы ломаете мир? В Японии очень много запретов для людей и для природы. Живите в гармонии 🤝
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
Thank you for your comment.☺️
@yukiko5652Ай бұрын
Beim nächsten Regen und stürmen fallen noch alle Blätter wieder in den Abfluss rein. Was bringt das?
@unclecoccoАй бұрын
Vielen Dank für Ihren Kommentar! In autumn, this channel stops the water flow. In spring, it starts flowing again. Therefore, if the fallen leaves that accumulated over the winter are not removed, it will get clogged.
Пікірлер
Ty jseš dobrý mačo.
Thank you for your comment. Japan is currently in the middle of the rainy season, and daytime temperatures are around 32°C. However, once the rainy season ends, the real summer begins, with temperatures reaching nearly 40°C. Although there is a water source nearby, I experienced the loss of a swarm due to hive collapse last year, so I have taken precautions by providing sunshades.
今日はこれでいいや
排水路もそうですが特に用水路は農業の肝と言える施設であるので、管理にひっじょーに手間がかかりますね､､､🫠 オープントラフ、特に中山間地域は落ち葉や土砂が酷い酷いで土砂揚げには苦労されたと思います🫠
うちの用水路は山中を長距離なので大変です。コメントありがとうございます😊励みになります。
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Dam maintainance is only something I think about since Oroville. This video is another short lesson on what is needed to keep a dam (or reservoir) in good conditon.
Thank you for your comment.☺️
農業界のピタゴラスイッチみたい😂ご苦労さまです😂
コメントありがとうございます😊 楽しんでいただいて嬉しいです!
ﾁｯﾁｬｲ魚が見えた
コメントありがとうございます😊
Today I leaned a new word in Japanese. "せせらぎ" Seseragi - Brooke or small stream. See? Learning is happening! 「リラッ？クス」は日本語で使われる言葉ですか ごめん 私は日本語があまり上手じゃないです
Thank you for your comment.☺️ "リラックス" is a word that is also used in Japanese.
Thank you for your videos! Michigan, USA.
Thank you for your comment.☺️
For our area starting irrigation involves installing boards into a diversion dam that causes the Sacramento river to rise high enough to allow water to enter the ACID canal.
Thank you for your comment.😊 That's interesting!
I can just imagine that handle breaking with the amount of debris I had to clean out of our messy ditch every time we irrigated. lol. 😂
Thank you for your comment.😊 Actually, I made this tool myself to use for cleaning the waterway!
なぜそこまで念入りに葉を取り除くのですか？ 稲に害はないのでしょうか？
コメントありがとうございます😊 掃除をせずに水を流すと、途中に通るパイプが詰まり水路が決壊してしまうため、このように丁寧に葉を取り除いています!
@@unclecocco こんにちは、 早速のお返事、ありがとうございました。 ドイツからのご挨拶
何だか、裏寂しい風景😂
コメントありがとうございます😊
Do you suffer a lot of soil erosion on the waterways if they overflow? It looks like there has been some damage just where it goes underground. 水路が溢れると土壌浸食がひどくなりますか？ 地下に流れ込む部分で被害が出ているようです。 （Google で翻訳）
Thank you for your comment.😊 That’s correct! This part of the waterway is prone to flooding, and although it was repaired once, heavy rain caused it to collapse again.
こんなに長い距離 水引っ張ってこないと できない中 続けてくの お疲れ様です
コメントありがとうございます😊
Thank you for the lesson. I was aware of the method of producing charcoal, but a practical demonstration is illuminating. Since you mentioned that you were using oak, I have to assume different woods produce different qualities of charcoal. I wish you success in your next batch.
Thank you for your comment😊 I'm glad I could help! I will try again this fall.
Ciężka, dobra robota !
Thank you for your comment.😊
なんで農家は水路に落ち葉やゴミが落ちたりしないように伐採したり水路にフタしたり周りをコンクリートで整備しないんだろ？ 効率悪すぎないか？労力の無駄やろ
コメントありがとうございます😊 私たちとしてもそれができれば一番なのですが、、、 そのためには莫大なコストがかかるので、そのこととの兼ね合いもありこのように年に数回掃除をしています
BGMが最高のタイミングで流れるな センスいいです
コメントありがとうございます! 動画作りの励みになります😄
こんばんは、こちら熊本も、本日、雨、降りました。昨日は、近所の農家も、田植えしていました。また、一昨日迄は、田の水も、少なかったですね。
コメントありがとうございます😊 田植えは天候に大きく左右されるので、祈るばかりですね、、、
文旦はとても美しく、体重も増えてきました。
コメントありがとうございます😊 大きく美味しく実ります!
Cocco san, I am not a farmer and I have never been interested in this activity before, but over the last few months, I have watched 100's of videos about rice farming! I think the entire process is fascinating!! The water channels that you use are so interesting. Some fed by river water, and some just by mountain rain water. The system for diverting the water and channelling it into fields is amazing!! I think that some of these waterways are new, and some of them are very old? I love the maintenance of them and the management of them; it is so interesting! In fact, the whole business of rice farming - from planting to harvest is so compelling! Thank you for your wonderful video.
Thank you for your comment.☺️ I am glad that you are interested in rice farming! I will continue to upload videos about rice farming, so please keep watching!!
I wish the irrigation ditch I worked with had a spillway for debris. Lol.
Thank you for your comment.☺️ That is very convenient!
農業用水の配達や地域での利用にとても気に入っています。真似する価値があります。
コメントありがとうございます😊
I think I see where the leaves are coming from
Thank you for your comment.☺️
Always envied Japan's abundance of beautiful, fresh water. It's a geographical blessing.
Thank you for your comment.☺️ Please continue to enjoy these kinds of landscapes in Japan!
なかいなかい水路ですね。
コメントありがとうございます😊 本当にながい水路です。
An impfressive system of irrigation channels. How long does it take until a field is 'watered'?
Thank you for your comment.☺️ There are 20 rice fields in total, and it took four days to complete the watering of all of them.
How old is this waterway? What is the drop from top to bottom? Where in the country is it? Who built it?
Thank you for your comment.☺️ This waterway was built nearly 100 years ago by a local landowner. It is approximately 1.5 km long, but the elevation difference is only about 7 meters.
Sa velikim zadovoljstvom bih radio taj posao.
Thank you for your comment.☺️
コメント失礼いたします。 作業されている方はとても大変な重労働とお見受けしますが、都内に住み日々自然と触れ合うことがない人間からしてみると木々の擦れる音や水の流れる音、鳥の鳴き声、投稿者さんが歩くたびに聞こえる落ち葉を踏みしめる音すべて癒しの音楽に聞こえます。 田んぼは田植えだけが全てではなくこうやって守っていくのですね。きっと他にもたくさんの作業があるかと思いますが、日本の食卓を支えて下さって感謝しております。 どうかお身体に気を付けて、可能ならばまたこういった動画が見たいと思いました。ありがとうございます。
コメントありがとうございます😊 素敵な感性をお持ちですね。励みになります!!
Why start from upstream? If you start from downstream and work up, the water should help you clear itself. It must not matter much when it's so clogged?
Thank you for your comment.☺️ If we let the water flow as it is, the leaves will quickly clog it, causing the water to overflow. That's why we are removing the leaves little by little like this.
Is there video of you working on the waterway? I see fresh clay or dirt removed. >= 5:50 水路で作業しているビデオはありますか? 新鮮な粘土や土を除去しているのが見えます。 Suiro de sagyō shite iru bideo wa arimasu ka? Shinsen'na nendo ya tsuchi o jokyo shite iru no ga miemasu.
Thank you for your comment.☺️ This is a Japanese waterway!
他に手伝う人はいないのだろうか？雨が降ればまた詰まるのでは？
コメントありがとうございます! 水を出す前の掃除は重労働なので若手？の私が多目に作業してます😊水が出たら当番制です。
kawayui
コメントありがとうございます☺️
А вот почему нельзя выпустить воду в канал и в самом низу поставить какую-нибудь сетку, дойти туда и уже там выгребать листья? Меньше же проблем будет
Thank you for your comment.☺️ Thank you for suggesting the idea.
お疲れ様です！！ずっと見ていたくなる動画ですね^^
コメントありがとうございます! 励みになります☺️
見ていて気持ちいい 自然との闘いだけど、自然と一体になれる動画だ
コメントありがとうございます😊励みになります。作業中は闘いですが、動画で見返すとホント自然の中ですね!
気も気悪！
コメントありがとうございます！こんな大量発生は初めてです!
「この動画が面白い」と思った訳ではなく、「大変だなぁ・・」と思っただけですが、 水路全体を暗渠にはできないでしょうが、ステンレスの網で覆い落ち葉が入らないようにすれば掃除は楽になりそうですね。 かなりのコストが掛かる話ですがw
コメントありがとうございます! 本当にお金があれば色々対策出来るんですけどね～
昔はこういうちょっとした水路にもザリガニとかいたんですが、最近は全然見なくなりました😢。
コメントありがとうございます☺️ 掃除中にザリガニはいませんでしたが、大きなスッポンは見かけました!
great
Thank you for your comment.☺️
Are these waterways on your land or is it used to water a bunch of different farms/fields? Thank you! これらの水路はあなたの土地にあるのですか、それともさまざまな農場や畑に水をまくために使われているのですか? ありがとうございます! (Google による翻訳)
Thank you for your comment.☺️ This waterways is managed and used by several local farmers!
辛抱強いね🎉
コメントありがとうございます。
Imagens maravilhosas dentro da floresta. Aplausos para o seu trabalho. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷🤜🏻🤛🏻
Thank you for your comment.☺️ It really encourages me!
キジどうなったんですか？
コメントありがとうございます。 どうなったか、、、良いフリです。乞うご期待‼️
Why do you not just let the leaves flow to the end? Just curious 🤔
Thank you for the comment. I scoop up fallen leaves as needed because it becomes a big job when they clog the culverts every few meters.
Здравствуйте. Зачем вы ломаете мир? В Японии очень много запретов для людей и для природы. Живите в гармонии 🤝
Thank you for your comment.☺️
Beim nächsten Regen und stürmen fallen noch alle Blätter wieder in den Abfluss rein. Was bringt das?
Vielen Dank für Ihren Kommentar! In autumn, this channel stops the water flow. In spring, it starts flowing again. Therefore, if the fallen leaves that accumulated over the winter are not removed, it will get clogged.
脇に捨てた草が雨風でまた水路に しんどい作業だ！
コメントありがとうございます。 年に1度の事とはいえ、大変です。