Thailand rubber tree farm, Harvesting latex with the farmers. 

I used to stop along the road to stretch and it is always a farm of some sort. It is great you showed this because most people have no idea where rubber begins it's journey.

Always wondered how rubber was collected. Very cool. Thank ye rubber farmers for some of my art supplies.

Rubber trees that produce good quality rubber sap👍

Cheers mate. I enjoyed this clip a lot. I'd never seen a rubber tree farm.

So much to see and do in beautiful Thailand, a Rubber tree farm, natural rubber none of that synthetic stuff, for a second I was confusing these with the tzictli(gum)tree over here, but these are Rubber trees. Looks like that lady isn't camera shy, she even turned towards ya and smiled!

I am indian boys i loved your vidio thanks a lot

These trees are cool

Cool to see

This is the kind of stuff I like to find on RU-vid. Awesome videos all the time! And you’re from the greatest country in the world. That being said, of course I’d like to live somewhere like this.

I love seeing how you do these sorts of things, very interesting. Thanks for sharing

I am from India Assamese Same wark

I seen a plantation near Rayong on the way to Kho Samet,looked amazing..it baffles the mind how they got on to this idea in the first place.

This was so cool!!! Relaxing job too!! Thanks Paul 😀

Very cool process, that would be a very tough to mechanize.

Good job

There is a tree in my garden. Its leaves are large and soft. When I remove any paper, it drops a white sticky liquid. Is this the latex ? Note: it in Egypt

The trees are cut every two days and usually cut early in the morning starting at 1 am. You should not touch the latex because it leaves a sticky film on your fingers. Rubber prices fluctuate and now are not bad.

Good video. Always good to see the different farms and simple life.

That's something different. I wonder how often they collect the latex and how often they re cut the bark. Thanks for the tour. Best wishes Bob.

Happy new year Paul ! Pretty cool buddy

COOOOOOOL

My friend I'm an Amazon delivery driver and I average for the year 6.3 miles per day. For the two and a half months leading up to the New Year That average was 8.7 miles And I even had About a dozen days where I averageed between 10-12 miles in a day. The most that I've ever done in a single day was 12.8. in an 11-hour shift. Now I average roughly 3 mi more per day Then the average worker within my own DSP and that is because of the particular route that I have. My route consists of an extremely wealthy neighborhood that sprawls along a jagged coastline on the water and the average driveway is about 50 yds. When I first started to track the steps on my route after about a month into starting I was mind-blowing at how much I was walking I would have never guessed it was that much. That's mainly because when you're doing this job you're in the zone and time and distance seems to have no meaning. It's hard work but I love it.

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a friend there has some on her land.. so i look to know of more. low price for product now, but i much like natural, and think more can invest in small productions.

From what I have heard, the rubber price is slightly better now than 1-2 year ago.

I was wondering about if they could only do one side amazing how well the tree heals. Very interesting stuff ;-)

คุณมาจากประเทศอะไร หว้งว่าคุณจะมีความสุขที่ประเทศไทย

Hello : I would like to know for how long the trees keep dropping sap after being cut..? Thanks

Super

thx fore the video

That was very interesting.

Very cool indeed

Hi how are you?? I.m from sumatera

Same

Great video. I'm just curious. Do you just stopped at a stranger farm and started recording the video or you asked them permission first before you record?

that is cool

Can rubber grow in a cold weather?

Rubber makes tires, erasers and more. You will need a lot of hardwork 😊

Pretty cool, so they cook that latex sap and it turns into rubber? or they sell the liquid? I've never seen that process.

As latex production declines with age, rubber trees are generally felled when they reach the age of 25 to 30 years. The earlier practice was to burn the trees, but in recent decades, the wood has been harvested for furniture making. Wikipedia , Hevea brasiliensis, the Pará rubber tree, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hevea_brasiliensis .

Do you know what tool they are using to wipe the latex cups ? We don't have that here . Is it available online?

Cool vlog mate

that was cool thanks for taking us along.i heard about it but never seen it.

Cash crop farms are disappearing and industries are popping up with man made. Which is sucks. By the ways Thai has one of the biggest bamboo in the world. You should check it. They harvest them and make furniture. Only seen on RU-vid videos. I'm not sure what kind of dish they do with giant bamboo shoots they harvest. They are bigger then those two kids you have on videos. Interesting place to visit.

Did u study this techniques from kerala.

Did you really leave that cup on its side?

hello can u help me where we get those bowl wipers

What outside faling letex some wrong tapping

how destiny in this farm?

I gotta put in a request on the catfish farm update

Hi

Length.....how many...meter...breath...meter..tell.me.brother

does it smell like rubber?

checked the price of rubber from the tree in Thailand $1.40 a kg I would say US dollar

Great video ! I wonder how many workers become allergic to latex 🤔 The percentage of people who develop this allergy is around 5% in the US but I bet it’s higher in Asia where most of the plantations are located. I didn’t even know that allergy existed until 3 years ago and now my symptoms are severe 😞 It started with a skin rash on my hands when I’d wear rubber gloves to wash the dishes, and then hives on my upper body from elastics in clothing. It was very puzzling at first as I had never heard of that allergy. Then one day we bought a mattress made with latex foam…big mistake!! This daily exposure worsened my allergy and I had difficulty breathing, nausea…it took me a while to understand what was happening. This is a progressive allergy, with a cumulative effect like bee stings, so every exposure can worsen your symptoms overnight with no warning. That’s what happened to me, and this has turned my life upside down. I wish there was more information about this allergy because once you have it it’s for life and there’s no treatment. Prevention is key!! Now it’s too late for me but I’m trying to raise awareness so that people understand the risks of being exposed to latex. Nowadays my allergy is severe, so if I touch a rubberband or a latex glove I have an immediate anaphylactic reaction and it’s terrifying. My blood pressure drops, my heart beats very fast and my throat swells shut. I have to carry an epipen wherever I go just in case I run into a balloon or something else made of latex. I wish people were more careful around natural latex in order to keep exposure to a minimum. As for synthetic rubbers they’re another kind of problem, either because they’re petroleum based or because they contain toxic additives. Basically natural rubber and synthetic rubber are both dangerous, but for different reasons!

May I know the planting distanceof rubber tree?

Condom trees

Apa kh disana butuh tukang potong/toreh hubunggi sya

My tyre factory including condomsssssssss.

Iam interested in the job