anthoma

Thank you for the replies. I guess i feel a little less worried. Just have to se what happend when i go to immigration office in the beginning of april.

Has anybody any experience with Phibun Immigration office regarding extension of stay based on married to thai? Reason i ask is that i now have visa based on retirement but now when i got married i like to reply for extension based on married to thai (400 000 baht vs 800 000 baht). No i read somewere that the immigration office has to come to your home to interwiev your neigbours to check if you realy live together with your wife. Thats not a problem, but what i am afraid the neigbours will tell them is that i work alot on the farm. They call me workaholic here because they se meg go to the farm offen. I dont work much, but sometimes i help a little bitt at the farm and now i worried that this can get me into trouble. Anybody experience if Phibon immigration make you a home visit?

tingtong, on 2011-06-11 06:03:54, said:

I already bought this brush cutter, a Honda 4 stroke and payd approx 7500 baht for it. You can get cheap chinese machines for about 3500-4000 baht but my experience is that they have very bad quality.

Since i already have the machine the investment will only be the attachement to put on top of the blade to collect the rice.

Last year we had 20 rai with rice. Hired 25 people to cut, bundle and carry to the tractor. 20 people cut (150 baht each pr day) and 5 people bundle and carry (200 baht each). I think the people we had was very slow. They used 2 days and that meens that each worker cut about half rai pr day. We only got about 150 kg pr rai last year because of drought and deseese (spelling?) so the harvestingcost inkl. separating the rice was more than 30%.
Another thing is that its getting more and more difficult to get people to work.

Thank you for interesting reply IsaanAussie. I will try to get this wire framed guide and give it a go. Our harvestingcosts are way to high compare to what we get from the rice so i have to try everything that can reduce the costs.

MeMock, on 2011-01-08 05:31:22, said:

I dont know the exactli adresse but coming from Warin driving Chayanggoon road the shop is on the right side approx 500 meter after Tungsimuang park. Passing Ubon Plaza and then next to Ubon Plaza there is a hotel we dont remember the name on, but they have a bar called Piano. The shop is exactly opposit this hotel.
The shop looks very small from outside, but have a big stock of motorcycleparts inside.

Sorry for my bad English and spelling but hope this gives you a clue on were this shop is.