Toddy palmyra is a fascinating fruit, and the journey of harvesting it by the people of India is truly impressive. The traditional methods, skill, and effort involved in climbing the trees and collecting the fruit show deep connection and respect for the land. It's amazing how these techniques have been passed down through generations, making toddy palmyra an important part of local culture and livelihoods.
The Chola kings of the Tamil zone, introduced this tree to all of south east Asia. The tree is called Panai maram and the fruit is known as Nungu. It is a highly respected tree in the Tamil culture as the entire tree is useful in many ways including construction of houses.
You're absolutely right! The Panai maram truly has a rich history and significance in Tamil culture. It's fascinating how much value a single tree can hold!
This video really opens my eyes to how Indian farmers not only protect the environment but also maintain sustainable farming practices. I have great respect for these farmers and the hard work they do every day
It's inspiring to see how Indian farmers are at the forefront of protecting the environment while maintaining sustainable farming practices. Their dedication and hard work are truly admirable, as they balance the demands of farming with the responsibility of caring for the land. If you could spend a day learning from these farmers, what sustainable farming technique would you be most eager to adopt in your own life, and how do you think it could make a difference?
Thanks for covering this wonderful fruit tree and usage. it gives lot and needs very minimal water. You covered most of this tree benefits. I am from south part of India "Tamil Nadu". In my farm we used to have more than 100 trees..30 years back...now we have barely 5 trees.. My parents cut the tree for baseless reason. i could not able to fight.. Waiting to get my chance to own the land that time i will grow...Don't understand why our parents don't see the nature is nature.. If no rain they blame everyone
Thank you for sharing your story. It's sad to hear about the loss of those trees, but your determination to regrow them is inspiring. I believe you'll bring them back to life when you own the land. Nature needs more people like you. Best of luck!
This documentary sounds incredibly enlightening! The dedication and skill of Indian farmers in harvesting toddy palmyra fruit truly highlight the beauty of traditional practices and their cultural significance. It's inspiring to see how they balance sustainability with their rich heritage while producing valuable products. Can't wait to watch this journey from tree to table! 🌴🍯
Thank you! The dedication and tradition behind harvesting palmyra fruit are truly inspiring. What part of this journey are you most excited to see in the documentary?
@@SproutGardenusa You're welcome! I'm most excited to see the traditional methods of climbing the tall palms and tapping the sweet sap. It's amazing to witness such skilled, time-honored practices in action!
Thanks for sharing your excitement! The traditional methods of climbing the palms and tapping the sap are definitely mesmerizing. We're glad that these ancient practices resonate with you. Stay tuned for more insights into these time-honored techniques as the documentary unfolds!
Known as nongu this gives great relief from Indian summer. The sweet drink padhaneer made out of this is really tasty. Palm sugar and jaggery are beneficial for health..
Two more useful things are getting from palms.1) panag kizhangu 2) the female tree flowers that wouldn't give benefits but only flowering, from the flowers, in State of Tamil Nadu in India we make karthigai Deepa pori game ie a game with firing rope it is very famous. Olden days memories.
It's fascinating how traditional games and natural resources intertwine in our culture! Karthigai Deepa Pori sounds like a wonderful way to celebrate those old memories.
Absolutely! The unique flavors and resilience of the tree are truly remarkable. It's fascinating how nature provides us with such delicious and adaptable resources.
The future of farming is bright with the rise of agricultural technology. I’m particularly interested in how smart sensors are improving crop management.
Absolutely! Smart sensors are revolutionizing the way we approach crop management, making it more efficient and sustainable. It's exciting to see how technology is shaping the future of agriculture!
Absolutely! Fresh fruits are packed with nutrients that keep us healthy and energized. A daily dose of fresh fruits truly contributes to a happy and healthy life! 🍎🍇😊 What’s your favorite fruit?
It's so confusing clip at all !!. They mixed a clip from Thailand with an Indian clip, but said that it was all Indian. When they boiled the palm sugar water to make palm sugar the light brown sugar color and used clean-looking pans, this is Thailand. In India, the sugar is very dark brown color and they use old pans, and the method of making it is not very clean. Also, when they peeled the palm fruit that was like jelly and fresh sugar, and used the yellow stringy shell filling to knead and crush to get yellow liquid and make it into pastries like stream cake, this is Thai people doing it, and it was a clip that Mark Weens filmed in Thailand, not India. For those who don't know, Indians tend to have dark skin, wear old clothes, and women wear many bracelets on their wrists. Thais tend to have fairer skin, look cleaner, and their clothes are cleaner and not old or dirty. They wear normal T-shirts without any accessories.
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@@SproutGardenusa Thank you! I also hope to have the opportunity to experience this fruit in person someday. It would definitely be an exciting experience!
Indian farmers skillfully harvest toddy palmyra fruit, transforming it into delicious palmyra palm jaggery. This traditional process highlights the rich cultural heritage and sustainable practices involved.
Absolutely! The skill and dedication of farmers in this traditional process truly showcase the beauty of our cultural heritage and the importance of sustainable practices.
Thank you for sharing this interesting information about the Panai Maram! It’s incredible how useful this tree is. What’s your favorite way to utilize its parts? I’d love to hear more!
I saw the men in this hard work profession were vanished day to day. If we not save them, no man will be available for climbing palm tree in some years. We must think about palm trees. Because it's not only gives fruits, but also protect thunder & save environments.
You're absolutely right! It's crucial to preserve this profession before it disappears. Palm trees give us so much, from fruit to environmental benefits. How do you think we can encourage more people to continue this important work?
In india only tamil nadu uses same process and methods .....Also in tamilnadu palm trees are planted like forest...palm is rural economy in tamilnadu for last decades....unfortunetly farmers destroyed and sell it for fire woods and start planting cocunt trees ..This trees and methods of making process transferred to east asia during chola's invade ...Not only building temples chola's spreading language and culture...atlast all destroyed after 1000 year...but culture not destroyed ❤❤❤❤
El azúcar moreno se puede utilizar en una variedad de platos, como galletas, salsas, y adobos. ¡Es perfecto para agregar un toque de dulzura y complejidad a tus recetas!
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It's definitely worth a try, Ron! Breadfruit can be used in many ways, similar to potatoes. What kinds of new fruits or vegetables are you interested in exploring in your kitchen?
Thank you for pointing that out! We missed thati tegalu this time. Have you tried thati tegalu before? What do you think of its taste compared to other palm fruits?
@@SproutGardenusa Thati tegalu is consumed by most of south indians popular in Andhra and Tamilnadu regions as well they look like sticks but people enjoy them with joy and happiness every year. Palm tree is zero waste nothing is wasted.
The uses not ends with fruit. Seed will burried in ground. After six months the yam will excavate then eated after boiling. Chocolate also made from the yam.
That's an interesting process with the yam! It’s amazing how versatile some crops can be. Have you ever tried making something like chocolate from yam yourself?
This location is known for its beautiful scenery and fruitful harvests. Are you interested in visiting places like these, or do you prefer other types of travel destinations?
Most of these products are available through local distributors and sometimes directly from the farms. Are you looking to order for personal use or for business purposes?
its not dangerous because of the height, the primary enemies are critters lying inside the dried palm leaf stems and the sharp tooth of the edge of the leaf stems.
That’s really interesting! I had no idea the main challenge came from the critters inside the palm leaf stems. Have you ever encountered any while harvesting, or is there a specific method to avoid them?
Toddy is a local drink , consuming it before sunrise , its a health drink , once the sun rises , its a mild drink like beer , but when fermented its called arak similar to it is a drink called feni, comes from cashew & coconut tree , while tequila is derived from agave , south east nations hav to do a better job in marketing these great beverages & make it popular like tequila .
Cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ! Những đồ uống truyền thống như toddy, arak và feni xứng đáng được biết đến nhiều hơn. Với tiếp thị tốt hơn, chúng có thể nổi tiếng như tequila. Rất nhiều tiềm năng phía trước!
This Document Maximum from THAILAND Local Toddy farmers harvesting Toddy Palmyra Fruit , but This Chanel Published this is india ,,, we see a western youtuber they make Local toddy palmyra harvesting in Thailand ,,, we are not Blaind , we see before his Original Vedio on his Chanel,,, Its not fair 9 Reply
I understand your frustration. It's important to give credit where it's due, especially when content is being shared from different sources. Hopefully, the original creator gets the recognition they deserve.
They dont make chikki from jaggery like we in North make with sugarcane gud nuts fennel ajwain all healthy stuff, from this toddy they make Feni local alcohol beverage
That sounds delicious! The use of fennel and ajwain in chikki must add a unique flavor. How is the process different when making Feni from toddyThat sounds delicious! The use of fennel and ajwain in chikki must add a unique flavor. How is the process different when making Feni from toddy?
More info: most natural growing Palmyra trees are male and give no fruits. Palmyra stems were used in the middle ages as writing pads instead of paper or papyrus etc.
Thank you for sharing this interesting information! It's fascinating that most naturally growing Palmyra trees are male and don't produce fruit. I also didn’t know that Palmyra stems were used as writing pads in the Middle Ages instead of paper or papyrus. Nature has always been a great resource!
That's interesting! Fermenting the water of the tree with cashew tree skin sounds like it could create a strong drink. Nature has so many fascinating ways to produce unique beverages!
@@SproutGardenusa Interesting video, does not need any background music. But if you must have music it must be at a very low volume and not over power the video.
