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Kampot Salt Fields I Attraction in Kampot Province
The salt fields are close to the ocean they’re about 10 km from town on the road from Kampot to Kep.
Now I will explain the process of how the farmers collect the salt.
First the farmer has to clean the land and rake it smooth and level, they then have to pound it repeatedly to make it compact, if they miss this step then when they try to collect the salt a lot of mud will come with it.
After they have finished this step, the farmers pump water from the ocean into the big pools, small quantities of which are then drained into the prepared salt fields.
After three or four days in the hot Cambodian sun the water is evaporated and only the salt remains. The farmers collect the salt and then drain more water from the big pool to repeat the process.
If it does rain, which is rare during t...
published: 09 Feb 2021
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CAMBODIA: Salt fields in Kampot Province/ វាលអំបិល
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Source: Kampot.cambodia.com
published: 25 Jul 2020
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Why Salt Farmers Risk Their Lives To Harvest Desert Salt For $4 A Ton | Big Business
India is one of the world's top salt producers. Most of the country's salt comes from the desert of the Little Rann of Kutch. Here, the Agariya people do the dangerous job of farming salt. They face extreme temperatures of 118 degrees Fahrenheit, skin diseases from the harsh sun and saltwater, and blindness from light reflecting on the white landscape. They make just $4 a ton, while traders take home most of the profits. So how did the Agariyas become trapped in the big business of salt? We head to India to find out.
Editor's Note: This video omitted the credit of Raunaq Chopra. He was both a field producer and videographer.
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salt making in province of Pangasinan
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Salt Field in Kampot Province.
The salt from Kampot which is very popular for Cambodian daily cooking. It is very tasty and good quality. When you visit Kampot, you should visit salt field. Moreover, you learn how to make salt.
published: 21 Jun 2020
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Salt Farming in the Philippines!
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harvesting Salt in the province.
published: 22 Jun 2021
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Hand-Made Salt With No Iodine In Nan Province Thailand - EP13 (Eng & Thai sub)
Episode 13:
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Bo Kluea County. Established on 5th February 1988 by splitting the two tambons Bo Kluea Nuea (North) and Bo Kluea Tai (South) from Pua District.
Generally, we think that salt are originated from factories. But not here. All salt here are naturally hand-made by salt maker.
Watch more to find out! =)
Location and Address:
259 หน้าที่ 1 เทศบาล, Bo Kluea Tai, Bo Kluea District, Nan 55220, Thailand
You can also type - Bo Kluea Rock Salt Pond in Google Map
So enjoy! =)
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published: 10 Mar 2020
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Traditional Salt Production
[Anchor Lead]
An old, nearly forgotten way of producing salt is being revived and awaits the next step of commercialization. Find out who’s behind this development and why in our next story.
[Pkg]
Seawater has filled up this salt field under the warm spring sunshine. The water is allowed to evaporate for about a week, which increases its salinity. The salt water is then boiled in enormous vats for ten hours to produces fine, white crystalline flakes. This traditional type of salt is called 'toyeom.'
[Soundbite] Jo Hee-jo(Uljin Toyeom Fisheries Cooperative) : "Traditional East Sea salt is rich in healthy minerals. It has no bitterness, and it is sweet and savory."
Compared to bay salt, which is made through the evaporation of moisture through sunlight and wind, this traditional salt is...
published: 04 Apr 2017
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Kampot Salt Fields I Attraction in Kampot Province
The salt fields are close to the ocean they’re about 10 km from town on the road from Kampot to Kep.
Now I will explain the process of how the farmers collect ...
The salt fields are close to the ocean they’re about 10 km from town on the road from Kampot to Kep.
Now I will explain the process of how the farmers collect the salt.
First the farmer has to clean the land and rake it smooth and level, they then have to pound it repeatedly to make it compact, if they miss this step then when they try to collect the salt a lot of mud will come with it.
After they have finished this step, the farmers pump water from the ocean into the big pools, small quantities of which are then drained into the prepared salt fields.
After three or four days in the hot Cambodian sun the water is evaporated and only the salt remains. The farmers collect the salt and then drain more water from the big pool to repeat the process.
If it does rain, which is rare during the dry season, it delays the salt collection.
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The salt fields are close to the ocean they’re about 10 km from town on the road from Kampot to Kep.
Now I will explain the process of how the farmers collect the salt.
First the farmer has to clean the land and rake it smooth and level, they then have to pound it repeatedly to make it compact, if they miss this step then when they try to collect the salt a lot of mud will come with it.
After they have finished this step, the farmers pump water from the ocean into the big pools, small quantities of which are then drained into the prepared salt fields.
After three or four days in the hot Cambodian sun the water is evaporated and only the salt remains. The farmers collect the salt and then drain more water from the big pool to repeat the process.
If it does rain, which is rare during the dry season, it delays the salt collection.
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- published: 09 Feb 2021
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CAMBODIA: Salt fields in Kampot Province/ វាលអំបិល
#SaltFields #KampotCambodia #kewanderful11
How is this possible? Let’s watch :)
Let’s us check this beautiful salt fields in Kampot Cambodia:)
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#SaltFields #KampotCambodia #kewanderful11
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Let’s us check this beautiful salt fields in Kampot Cambodia:)
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#SaltFields #KampotCambodia #kewanderful11
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Source: Kampot.cambodia.com
- published: 25 Jul 2020
- views: 808
14:08
Why Salt Farmers Risk Their Lives To Harvest Desert Salt For $4 A Ton | Big Business
India is one of the world's top salt producers. Most of the country's salt comes from the desert of the Little Rann of Kutch. Here, the Agariya people do the da...
India is one of the world's top salt producers. Most of the country's salt comes from the desert of the Little Rann of Kutch. Here, the Agariya people do the dangerous job of farming salt. They face extreme temperatures of 118 degrees Fahrenheit, skin diseases from the harsh sun and saltwater, and blindness from light reflecting on the white landscape. They make just $4 a ton, while traders take home most of the profits. So how did the Agariyas become trapped in the big business of salt? We head to India to find out.
Editor's Note: This video omitted the credit of Raunaq Chopra. He was both a field producer and videographer.
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India is one of the world's top salt producers. Most of the country's salt comes from the desert of the Little Rann of Kutch. Here, the Agariya people do the dangerous job of farming salt. They face extreme temperatures of 118 degrees Fahrenheit, skin diseases from the harsh sun and saltwater, and blindness from light reflecting on the white landscape. They make just $4 a ton, while traders take home most of the profits. So how did the Agariyas become trapped in the big business of salt? We head to India to find out.
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- published: 22 May 2022
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0:28
Salt Field in Kampot Province.
The salt from Kampot which is very popular for Cambodian daily cooking. It is very tasty and good quality. When you visit Kampot, you should visit salt field. M...
The salt from Kampot which is very popular for Cambodian daily cooking. It is very tasty and good quality. When you visit Kampot, you should visit salt field. Moreover, you learn how to make salt.
https://wn.com/Salt_Field_In_Kampot_Province.
The salt from Kampot which is very popular for Cambodian daily cooking. It is very tasty and good quality. When you visit Kampot, you should visit salt field. Moreover, you learn how to make salt.
- published: 21 Jun 2020
- views: 16
8:53
100% natural salt production - Cambodia [Kampot province] #SeaLifeTV #NaturalSalt #Cambodia
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Video Link: https://youtu.be/8WbHKLaey98
This video share about Natural Salts
Link:
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- published: 19 Apr 2022
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6:29
Hand-Made Salt With No Iodine In Nan Province Thailand - EP13 (Eng & Thai sub)
Episode 13:
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Bo Kluea County. Established on 5th February 1988 by splitting the two tambons Bo Kluea Nuea (North) and Bo Kluea Tai (S...
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Bo Kluea County. Established on 5th February 1988 by splitting the two tambons Bo Kluea Nuea (North) and Bo Kluea Tai (South) from Pua District.
Generally, we think that salt are originated from factories. But not here. All salt here are naturally hand-made by salt maker.
Watch more to find out! =)
Location and Address:
259 หน้าที่ 1 เทศบาล, Bo Kluea Tai, Bo Kluea District, Nan 55220, Thailand
You can also type - Bo Kluea Rock Salt Pond in Google Map
So enjoy! =)
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Bo Kluea County. Established on 5th February 1988 by splitting the two tambons Bo Kluea Nuea (North) and Bo Kluea Tai (South) from Pua District.
Generally, we think that salt are originated from factories. But not here. All salt here are naturally hand-made by salt maker.
Watch more to find out! =)
Location and Address:
259 หน้าที่ 1 เทศบาล, Bo Kluea Tai, Bo Kluea District, Nan 55220, Thailand
You can also type - Bo Kluea Rock Salt Pond in Google Map
So enjoy! =)
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- published: 10 Mar 2020
- views: 336
1:38
Traditional Salt Production
[Anchor Lead]
An old, nearly forgotten way of producing salt is being revived and awaits the next step of commercialization. Find out who’s behind this develop...
[Anchor Lead]
An old, nearly forgotten way of producing salt is being revived and awaits the next step of commercialization. Find out who’s behind this development and why in our next story.
[Pkg]
Seawater has filled up this salt field under the warm spring sunshine. The water is allowed to evaporate for about a week, which increases its salinity. The salt water is then boiled in enormous vats for ten hours to produces fine, white crystalline flakes. This traditional type of salt is called 'toyeom.'
[Soundbite] Jo Hee-jo(Uljin Toyeom Fisheries Cooperative) : "Traditional East Sea salt is rich in healthy minerals. It has no bitterness, and it is sweet and savory."
Compared to bay salt, which is made through the evaporation of moisture through sunlight and wind, this traditional salt is more complicated to manufacture and had nearly disappeared. But now the method has been revived. Salt produced this way is confirmed to be less salty while containing higher levels of calcium and magnesium. Together with the Gyeongbuk Institute for Marine Bio-Industry, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province developed the manufacturing method for the traditional salt. It has concluded patent registration procedures and is set to commercialize the product.
[Soundbite] Kim Yong-hwan(Gyeongbuk Inst. for Marine Bio-Industry) : "Minerals and various effects of the salt will be applied to the maritime health care industry to create high value added sectors."
The province will also use the traditional salt in tourism, including the establishment of a venue where people can experience the salt production process first-hand.
https://wn.com/Traditional_Salt_Production
[Anchor Lead]
An old, nearly forgotten way of producing salt is being revived and awaits the next step of commercialization. Find out who’s behind this development and why in our next story.
[Pkg]
Seawater has filled up this salt field under the warm spring sunshine. The water is allowed to evaporate for about a week, which increases its salinity. The salt water is then boiled in enormous vats for ten hours to produces fine, white crystalline flakes. This traditional type of salt is called 'toyeom.'
[Soundbite] Jo Hee-jo(Uljin Toyeom Fisheries Cooperative) : "Traditional East Sea salt is rich in healthy minerals. It has no bitterness, and it is sweet and savory."
Compared to bay salt, which is made through the evaporation of moisture through sunlight and wind, this traditional salt is more complicated to manufacture and had nearly disappeared. But now the method has been revived. Salt produced this way is confirmed to be less salty while containing higher levels of calcium and magnesium. Together with the Gyeongbuk Institute for Marine Bio-Industry, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province developed the manufacturing method for the traditional salt. It has concluded patent registration procedures and is set to commercialize the product.
[Soundbite] Kim Yong-hwan(Gyeongbuk Inst. for Marine Bio-Industry) : "Minerals and various effects of the salt will be applied to the maritime health care industry to create high value added sectors."
The province will also use the traditional salt in tourism, including the establishment of a venue where people can experience the salt production process first-hand.
- published: 04 Apr 2017
- views: 15138