For thos who are interested....
Found the linky to the thai frozen food assosciation.
http://www.thai-froz...mp_mahachai.asp
That's the shrimp price obtained in the Mahachai market.
And this is their main page:
http://www.thai-frozen.or.th/index.asp
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In Topic: Farming Small Shrimps - Gung Foy
2012-01-14 01:59:09
In Topic: Flood-Hit Thailand Declines Offer Of Help: US Navy
2011-10-25 15:22:13
Before I do the same thing with bashing thais and their government for their stupidity declining aid offered them from the us army. It's not all contries that will accept help from another country's armed forces. If the agency that offers aid had been civil, it's a lot easier to accept the aid.
In norway and Sweden the resque squads are civil and not part of the army (although the maintenance on helicopters are done by army personell) just to avoid the abovementioned frictions.
On the other hand, looking back on the tsunami catastrophy hitting Phuket, I don't know if it's so very wise to offer any help. Has been some strong accusations that most of the relief aid went to the bigshots and mafia in Phuket to rebuild their properties and business instead of rebuilding the homes of the people in distress.
Ahh well, It wouldn't hurt the thai people at all to learn a lesson of humility ;-)
In norway and Sweden the resque squads are civil and not part of the army (although the maintenance on helicopters are done by army personell) just to avoid the abovementioned frictions.
On the other hand, looking back on the tsunami catastrophy hitting Phuket, I don't know if it's so very wise to offer any help. Has been some strong accusations that most of the relief aid went to the bigshots and mafia in Phuket to rebuild their properties and business instead of rebuilding the homes of the people in distress.
Ahh well, It wouldn't hurt the thai people at all to learn a lesson of humility ;-)
In Topic: Buy A Lucky Number My Love
2011-10-10 21:41:00
Have heard something about the scorpions.I am not sure how true it is.If you just trop something on it that containsalcohol, they'll go crazy and comit suicide bystinging themselves in the neck.Have anybody tried that?
In Topic: Aquaponics In Thailand
2011-10-09 06:24:40
After reading the posts on this topic here. I got a bit interested and did some searching and found a placewith some real info about setting up aquaponics/hydroponics/aeroponics. Some very good howto's there as well I'm not promoting grass but the links and the discussion regarding the setupwere quite enlightening. I still have my opinion about druggies but when itcomes to growing, they are real rocket scientists.So, look away from what they're growing and just check the tecniques andinfo they're talking about ;-)http://forum.grassci...com/aeroponics/
In Topic: Farmers Sob Stories
2011-04-06 00:30:31
ozzydom, on 2011-04-05 20:25:58, said:
I think that many of us would, with hindsight stay well clear of land deals and farming in Thailand if we had our time over.
Our (TW,s)small holding was part of 30 rai river frontage paddy owned by the family matriarch (TW,s mother) and each of the five siblings just utilised a smallish part to plant one crop of sticky rice per year.
The deal was that the land would be split equally upon the demise of MiL, however when I happened along a few years ago I was hit up to buy the title out of mortgage after it was used by a neice who failed to pay any principal or interest for several years.
I was not really interested so called a family get together, where I suggested that each sibling beg borrow or steal 60K to pay the debt on provision the land was sub-divided immediately.
This idea was rejected (bloody tightwads)so I suggested plan B,this was that I would pay the debt as long as subdivision took place forthwith and that each sibling contributed land from their share to make up 3 rai extra for TW, (3 rai @100k per rai.
This effectively meant that TW got 9 rai and her siblings a bit over 5 rai each , this was agreed and each sibling chose the piece they wanted and TW got what was left, (which of course was the worst section, of course the siblings had a good laugh about how they had out-smarted the stupid farang until they learnt that we had always planned to make major changes in turning it into a fish farm.
I used the same diligence in the dealings that I would in Oz so legally it was watertight ,but I did not count on the angst that can be found in a dysfunctional Thai family.
We put up with full on war for a few years,fences cut and cattle let into ponds ,poaching ,ponds poisoned,equipment and poultry stolen etc etc,but a couple of split skulls and a couple of short stays in the local lockup(plus having to pay restitution and they have learnt that this farang ,nice a bloke as I am ,is not to be messed with.
Many times I have suggested to TW that she sell up and we go live out our latter years in a more friendly environment,but she is as pig headed as the rest of her family and reckons that would be a win for them.
Our (TW,s)small holding was part of 30 rai river frontage paddy owned by the family matriarch (TW,s mother) and each of the five siblings just utilised a smallish part to plant one crop of sticky rice per year.
The deal was that the land would be split equally upon the demise of MiL, however when I happened along a few years ago I was hit up to buy the title out of mortgage after it was used by a neice who failed to pay any principal or interest for several years.
I was not really interested so called a family get together, where I suggested that each sibling beg borrow or steal 60K to pay the debt on provision the land was sub-divided immediately.
This idea was rejected (bloody tightwads)so I suggested plan B,this was that I would pay the debt as long as subdivision took place forthwith and that each sibling contributed land from their share to make up 3 rai extra for TW, (3 rai @100k per rai.
This effectively meant that TW got 9 rai and her siblings a bit over 5 rai each , this was agreed and each sibling chose the piece they wanted and TW got what was left, (which of course was the worst section, of course the siblings had a good laugh about how they had out-smarted the stupid farang until they learnt that we had always planned to make major changes in turning it into a fish farm.
I used the same diligence in the dealings that I would in Oz so legally it was watertight ,but I did not count on the angst that can be found in a dysfunctional Thai family.
We put up with full on war for a few years,fences cut and cattle let into ponds ,poaching ,ponds poisoned,equipment and poultry stolen etc etc,but a couple of split skulls and a couple of short stays in the local lockup(plus having to pay restitution and they have learnt that this farang ,nice a bloke as I am ,is not to be messed with.
Many times I have suggested to TW that she sell up and we go live out our latter years in a more friendly environment,but she is as pig headed as the rest of her family and reckons that would be a win for them.
She is kind of right. Packin up and leaving might let the family win. IA said something very smart in an earlier post. Think it goes like this: "Outthink and outsmart them"
I can think of selling the land to the family's worst enemy - think that will bite them in their nose BIG time.
Well it's not a loss of face for you or your missus - actually quite a devious revenge if you ask me ;-)
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