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This video shows an open air silkworm farm that produces silk cocoons intended to be turned into silk for Áo dài clothing.

Áo dài is a Vietnamese garment consisting of a long split tunic worn over silk trousers. It is worn by men and women. Áo translates as shirt and dài means "long".

This is a farm that appears to grow its own mulberry leaves. They bring in young baby silkworms and then feed them mulberry and tend to them until they make cocoons. (Anybody know what that bag of stuff is they spread on the trays? Kitty litter? Sanitary sand?) In the end, they bag the cocoons up and a truck comes and picks up the bags of cocoons.

This farm also has chickens, pigs, and a variety of fruits and vegetables including fresh pineapple!

In watching the farmer weigh the bags, the scale appears to land on 20 which I am assuming is a metric scale measuring kilograms. The way he carried the bags and grunts at one point when lifting one suggests it is in kilos.

While this video has nothing to do with KBLB, I posted it for a few reasons: 1) it’s a nice video that shows a successful open-air silkworm house — I don’t see any climate control — so obviously year round production is probably a challenge; 2) it’s a great demonstration from start to finish on how farmers raise cocoons (or at least another method); and, 3) to get 325 lbs of cocoons would take about 7-1/2 of these bags that you see at the end of the video. I’ll let everyone do their own math and draw their own conclusions. I don’t know how many bags were on that truck, but it was a lot.

Again, this farm has ZERO connection to KBLB. But the reason n I’m posting it is that the video demonstrates what a bag of cocoons looks like, much it weighs, and what a truckload of cocoons looks like.

Enjoy the silkworms, the pigs, and the bag weighing, and draw your own conclusions on how much those bags weigh and how many bags can fit in that truck.

“The Journey from Mulberry Leaves to Ao Dai: Harvesting Silk from Millions of Silkworms”


Credit:

Lão Nông Daily
Jun 20, 2024 HOA K?
In this segment, we explore the fascinating journey of silk production, tracing it from the cultivation of mulberry leaves, which are essential for feeding silkworms, to the intricate process of harvesting silk from millions of these remarkable creatures. Join us as we uncover the meticulous steps involved in transforming natural resources into the exquisite fabric used in creating Vietnam's traditional Ao Dai attire.

“Maybe in another decade or two they will "ramp up" and "double" and have produced another 50+ kg.”

For all of those interested in libel suits. See how he tries to slip in “maybe” while we can clearly see the intent of the post?

Uh-oh, sericulture experts who have seen and worked with KBLB's processes, procedures, and products should stand-down immediately because an anonymous poster on a stock message board who has bashed KBLB daily for a decade is calling them a joke. That's a new level of bravado! Or stupidity!🤣

<< The ‘hank’ she is holding looks approximately the same size as the XMAS hank CEO Kim is cradling, about 5 kg. >>

So the BS about the hank that the Douchebag CEO is holding was 25 kg has been officially put to rest.

It was around 5+ kg.

So after 15+ years, the company has produced 5+ kg.

And the Douchebag CEO has stuffed his pockets with literally millions and millions of dollars during that time.

What a joke....

Maybe in another decade or two they will "ramp up" and "double" and have produced another 50+ kg.

LOL

Great Intel, Sir Beacham! Let's not forget this very important point: Mr. T has supplied the VSA with a 2 year blueprint of where they're going with their processes, procedures, and products. Bolstered by top sericulture experts, LAREC, the VSA, Mr. Dorton, Dr. Miller, et al, Mr. T has assembled quite the group to ensure the foundation he laid will Sustain the Company around this once-in-a-lifetime, Holy Grail product for quite some time!

A little more information to get our heads around where we are headed. At 53:54 in the video you see finished product. The ‘hank’ she is holding looks approximately the same size as the XMAS hank CEO Kim is cradling, about 5 kg. Assuming that, we are looking at 24 hanks per pallet times 5 pallets equals 120 hanks. Each one 5 kg means we are looking at about 600 kg of silk fiber. (Or is thread?) Whatever it is technically speaking, are we looking at about a half a metric tonne? In case you were wondering what tonnage might look like.

The name of the ‘spinning’ (what they call it) facility is Hoa Binh. I might have misunderstood it to be the location in Northern Vietnam but since the video references Lam Dong silk industry I’m thinking it might be in Lam Dong, or in the general area. At the beginning of the reeler segment it is said this facility processes more than two (2) tonnes of cocoons per day. As a guess, I would say a facility like that might easily turn out multiple tonnes per month. As an aside, I doubt very much we would ever know where exactly our facility might be. I’m sure security is an issue not talked about much but taken very seriously. Lots at stake.

Even though we have signed agreements w/ not only LAREC and VSA but cooperatives for every stage of the silk process, the reality is Kraig is challenging the status quo in a big way. Maybe not in tonnage at the moment, but make no mistake about it, we have the better product, the better research, and expansion plans that are aimed squarely at making deep inroads into the current state of affairs. As such we must be aware that not everyone is our friend. No conspiracy here but business is business and possibly not everyone is as excited as we are. I have a lot of admiration for how deftly and subtly CEO Kim Thompson is handling the entire complex of development, production and expansion as well as overseeing and negotiating the commercial arrangements. Respect.

It’s coming, believe it … $$$$ … YMIGH! ... BUY MORE SHARES !!!

We are the * NEXT * BIG * THING * 

Later, WBeacham

I’m still trying to wrap my mind around just how big that is. And it makes me ask how many more facilities are there like that? Just getting into one facility that size would be monumental for KBLB’s growth.

True that - eval did/does take us time and effort as well but the point is we didn't work the path to through the holy grail jungle - he did, so why should I begrudge him making more than I (or grimme), right?

Well done, Beacham. Another phenomenal post! KBLB is GOLDEN! Happy July 4th to you and everyone! GOD BLESS THE U.S.A.! GO KBLB!

Sorry, when one looks at the totality of the efforts to deliberately obfuscate everything KBLB and perpetually minimize any movement forward ,while claiming to be invested, to think anything that particular individual puts out is "fair and insightful" would fall into the category of easily snookered.

I watched the video w/ English subtitles and it was interesting. In particular, at the 32 min mark she goes to what I guess we call a contract reeler (spinner?) where the cocoons are ‘unraveled’ and processed into fiber and reeled. And we are talking lots and lots of cocoons; 325 lbs would be a ‘drop in the bucket’. The facility itself is very large. It’s located in the north so not close to us in the south but I am sure Lam Dong has similar facilities. After this weekend, I think things are going to get even more exciting. I can’t get over how big that place was. We are not seeing the big picture. We are scaling up and we need to think WAAAAAAAAYYY BIGGER.

In reviewing previous PRs (again!), I came across the hiring of Dr. Jimi Miller from Yale in Aug 2021; https://www.kraiglabs.com/kraig-biocraft-laboratories-welcomes-new-senior-scientist. He might just be one of the unsung heroes of Kraig’s transformation since Aug. 2021 as one of his areas of expertise is designing and implementing a large scale production system. Well, well, well, how about that! We are only at the very earliest stages of realizing what is about to unfold. He was instrumental in developing the disease-resistant silkworm. Congrats to Dr. Miller on his upcoming 3 yr anniversary. The following is from the 21 Dec 2021 Christmas letter. CEO Kim devoted a separate paragraph to him. At this point, Dr. Miller had been w/ the company less than 6 months.
Dr. Miller, who completed his Ph.D. and postdoctoral work at Yale, joined Kraig’s R&D team in July. He’s already made significant contributions in advancing the commercialization of the Company’s new lines of nearly pure spider silk and the silkworm immunity enhancement program. Dr. Miller has recharged our R&D team with new energy and expertise. His contributions and ideas have opened the potential for several additional revenue streams reaching far beyond textiles. We’re excited to see what he unveils over the next year.
And this from the 08 Jun 2022 PR:
The Company is sending its senior scientist, Dr. Miller, to transfer additional process control technologies to the newly formed lab team at Prodigy Textiles, the Company’s wholly-owned Vietnamese subsidiary. Dr. Miller will provide hands-on training for the implementation of several key production initiatives, including the installation of additional laboratory and production equipment, and transferring additional R&D technology. Dr. Miller will devote the majority of his time and efforts to working with new genetic screening protocols and auditing current production processes.

“Dr. Miller’s focus will be on aligning the Prodigy laboratory team members’ efforts with his vision for the laboratory and its role in supporting production growth. This will ensure that the lab team members are optimally trained and positioned to support the production team and cement Prodigy as the top silkworm breeding facility in Vietnam,” concluded Rice.
I would bet dollars-to-doughnuts we are going to hear some very good news on the disease-resistant silkworm immunity front. If that is the case, he is worth his weight in gold b/c that development is an ‘undiscovered goldmine’. All, and I mean ALL, silk producers will want to eliminate whatever disease they can (more profit … ) as well as increasing yields utilizing our new, robust hybrid production platform we have now confirmed. It’s a potent one-two punch to spearhead the acquisition of new business, i.e. - a producer adopting our platform incorporating both those technologies. Silk producers will be lining up at our door. Cha-ching $$$

And somehow, we all overlooked this paragraph from the 30 May 2023 shareholder letter:
We have taken the detailed technical analysis from the spinning of the first yarn and revamped our staple fiber processing with the guidance and advice of top experts here in the U.S. We believe that perfecting the processing of the fibers and yarns which will, in turn, create fabrics and garments of the highest quality is critical for the launch of our joint venture apparel brand, SpydaSilk. Kraig Labs and our partner Kings Group have intentionally slowed down the marketing and launch of the SpydaSilk, the website, and its social media presence, to align with the future release of the brand’s first products. 
And lastly, we end w/ this from the Christmas letter of Dec 2023:
We have active negotiations in process with public and private sector actors, which would have been unimaginable six months ago.
It’s coming, believe it … $$$$ … YMIGH! ... BUY MORE SHARES !!!

We are the * NEXT * BIG * THING * 

Later, WBeacham

Goo guys got another thing coming.



Coming for you!!!!!!!!!

Also, I am100% sure they want to reduce their imports of silkworm eggs and raw silk from China., But I think they will continue to do both.

Threw it at a life-changing technology.

In response to:

“We just threw money at it and hoped... .”

Let’s think about this. I disagree with you about some other customer, only because the PR’s and financial statements all point to the joint venture Spydasilk being THE customer for the silk being made right now.

I do agree that it is highly probable that KBLB could and will establish new production facility(-ies) to supply customers beyond their own joint venture.

We’ve waited over a decade bro. And I call you bro because you’ve been here through thick and thin, through the ups and downs, genetic drift, r/s nonsense, all of it. Keep the faith. Production is underway so they say.

Success seems all but certain after BAM-1 trials. We may be in store for some pleasant surprises once the yarns are finished from the last batch (and future batches!).

I actually thought his post on the next upcoming batches of breeding and cocoon producing silkworms was fair and insightful. Am I wrong? Depending on the choice KBLB made about the percentages of worms being used for breeding versus those being used for cocoon production, he may be right that we should temper our expectations for the next batch in terms of silk production. The breeding part might be off the charts this cycle which would mean greater cocoon production in the subsequent batch. What do you think?

What if BAM-1 DragonSilk replaces Spandex in skinny jeans? COULD it replace Spandex in skinny jeans? Asking for a friend.

I’m trying to figure out if these areas are involved with VSA. I remember researching Krong Bong. It takes a lot of time. Vietnam is definitely pushing to increase both mulberry leaf production and silk production. I don’t think China needs to worry, because no matter how much silk Vietnam produced on its own, there will always be demand. Plus, there is a growing movement to get away from poly fibers. The environment in Vietnam is PRO-SILK.

It will be a while and could happen, but just imagine all of the silkworms in this video being replaced by high yield BAM-1 silkworms:

I couldn’t get past his not knowing the difference between “liable” and “libel”.

Who would want to go past it? Even when others got it right, he doesn't. Best thing for us, is that he is front and center for the laughs.

Posting this lazy silkworm video that is NOT related to KBLB but is related to silkworm farming. I’ve never seen this type of rack setup before where the racks can be easily rotated. Also, I found the first few minutes to be entertaining and funny as the farmer tries to corral the stubborn silkworms and get them back to work. He calls this video, “Catch and handle lazy silkworms that don't make cocoons when trying to escape”. Lololololol. Enjoy (at least the first few minutes anyway).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysq-rQqS15M

Transcript in English:

0:00
Hello everyone. So after more than 24 hours of going to the Ne, today the Nes
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have come in very thickly, everyone, and today I will have to go catch these lazy silkworms.
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But this Cona Tam It won't enter the hole because in
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our dodge it has basically entered the hole and the remaining holes have broken teeth
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so this Tam doesn't enter the hole so I'll catch it and take it to another one. It's different
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. This is Ms. A recording a video to introduce to you guys how to deal with
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the lazy silkworm, also known as the Lang Thang silkworm, in my family after getting into dodge.
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I invite you all to follow along. Watch the
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[music] video. Currently, my silkworm dodges are
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very basic and there are only a few lazy silkworms left,
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some of them are crawling up here guys and these It's already low, guys,
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these guys. Now I'm going to take another step and I'm sure it will come out.
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It'll go into the hole and make a cocoon right here. There's a dead silkworm, guys.
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Some of the silkworms are sick. Guys, it's outside
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and it can't be put inside to make a cocoon and it will die so we pick it up and get rid of it.
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Well, some of them we can pick up,
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we can put them right in these remaining holes and they will come in. Here it is cocooning
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all the time, guys. However, this way of doing it
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takes quite a bit of work. These are these wandering silkworms. We
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should catch them all and put them in a new nest and they will quickly get to work.
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Next time, I'll set up the camera here so I can catch and film it to introduce to you guys.
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Then for the time when we can go up to dodge for
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about a day or 24 hours, we will pick up all the remaining silkworms
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to save. Let's put up a new nest, guys. Here are these lazy silkworms. These are
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left outside. They won't be able to get inside the nest to clean them.
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If we pick them
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out, I will import all of them. Outside, even though some of them are on our shelter,
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some of the holes haven't entered yet, but these holes have been
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[music] crawled by silkworms and they're spinning silk. Cover
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all the holes, guys. Okay, so we don't regret it anymore. We
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'll be brave enough to pick it up and we'll give it a
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new throw. When it comes in, there won't be much of it left. We'll pick it up
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quickly, guys. So in this part, I use a
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new method, the cocoon is made quite thick. You
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guys, we pick everything out,
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usually after I get into the cocoon, it takes about 3 days, guys, 3 days is when
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we start harvesting. It's only been a day today, I went cross-eyed yesterday afternoon and
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now it's only been 24 more than 24
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hours. So I've picked up all the lazy ones in one area, then
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let's just pick up all the Nes to accumulate. into a basin so we can store the B.
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When it is about 3 to 4 kg enough, we put it
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in a completely new bamboo. The new bamboo will not have the silk
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caused by the silkworm crawling. The silkworms will sneak in very
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quickly and just like that, we will be able to get into all of these silkworms.
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As for our husband-in-law raising silkworms, we now raise them using a
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new method, so it's quite leisurely, guys. The time it takes to raise it is short, from the time
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we import the seed to raise it until it is harvested, it takes only
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15 days. In that case, there is a period of time
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when we catch the shrimp and when we raise it it will sleep. about more than
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a day guys he sleeps more than a day and then he will wake up to eat and eat four times when the baby temporarily
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wakes up and eat four times about 3 days 3 to 4 days start he
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sleeps and sleeps three times about two days guys
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after The child sleeps about 3 hectares and wakes up every day. He will
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[music] eat and sulk. Normally
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, I raise him for about 5 days. We will be busy for 5 days. We have to cut a lot
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of strawberries within about 3 days from the first day. From the second day to the fourth day, the silkworms
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eat very well. You guys right now, we almost have to. Like I raise
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half a box, about half a box to one box, we
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have to work all day just to cut a box. Beards and feeding
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are just a matter of eating. For the first and fifth days, our silkworm
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still eats a little. On the first day, after waking up, it eats quite a bit and then it eats
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about
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until the fourth day. And on the fifth day, I start eating less so that it can prepare for ripening.
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Before now, I raised the silkworms for 5 days, and when the silkworms
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matured for about 20 minutes, I started spraying them. Currently on the market
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The school sells an even ripening medicine for silkworms. We
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spray it to feed the worms for about 20 minutes. If some doctors spray this medicine
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too late, when the worms are so mature they no longer eat their antennae. It wo
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n't be very effective, so we
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spray it with the medicine so we spray it until it's ripened for about 20 minutes. Then after spraying it, we'll finish spraying it about 3
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to 4 hours later and the silkworms are all ripened. I will show
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you my method of building dodge, which I also shared in the
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previous video for your reference. So, there are many ways to build dodge,
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especially the manual way that our people do. Usually, people pick up each of them
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one by one for a long time, and then they have a method of raising
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them to stand. However, people
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will apply such methods to raise silkworms in the silkworm farming models in the villages. In your large silkworm farm, people
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use a mechanical system to hoist the Ne in so that the silkworm automatically crawls up
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onto the Ne so it can crawl into the cocoon. As for my own method, I apply it
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to the model. In small farming like this, I will place the trap directly on top of
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the silkworm beds, and the silkworms will crawl up and when we observe
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them for about 40 to 60 minutes, we can pick them up. okay during
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the time we pick up these dodges, the other dodges the rangers continue
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to rise and that range we pick up we will make up for the missing areas
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above the missing dodges above the dodge to It's guaranteed to be thicker.
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However, we use
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quite thick silkworms like no matter what type, there are still some
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that can't get in like normal. I call these lazy silkworms, they're lazy to do it.
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You guys are picky. Lazy. Find a hole until there is no hole, then it won't go in. We have to
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move it to another hole. There are also places where people call these "thang thang
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" because it won't go into the hole, it just keeps going. The cow hangs around on this stilt and it
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spits silk all over the stilts. This worm it squirts silk on the squeaks, making it
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impossible for other cows to get in
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before I first raised it, so when I get on the scree, it's also fine. I'm afraid it'll be too ripe, guys.
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I'm overthinking it. It'll make silk on the silkworm bed. If we can't get it up in time, it'll make silk
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underneath. We'll put it up early. If it's not evenly ripened,
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it'll make a very small loss, guys. It crawls outside a lot and falls a lot,
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leading to our silkworm traps not being very thick. Because when the silkworm
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emerges, it is not fully ripe yet, so it will have to crawl outside so it can eliminate all the toxins. After the feces
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and urine waste is cleaned, it will enter the hole,
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so we keep calm and wait for our silkworms to cook evenly,
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then we put them on the TM very quickly and go inside. The silkworms
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immediately wrap the cocoon and after silkworms are put into the cocoon, we wait for about 24 hours, then
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we proceed to catch these lazy silkworms because
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we let these lazy silkworms out. If it takes too long, it will produce a lot of dense silk on this side
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, but if we leave it here, some of it will still find some holes to enter
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. However, the holes are basically screwed up so much that it won't enter
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much. And if it catches another one, it will be faster.
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So I caught all of these dodges quite quickly.
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In fact, the number of silkworm dodgers outside this dodge is not
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many right now
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. There are only a few left, but basically it's all gone in.
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[music]
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ch
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Watch my video. If you want a husband-in-law to raise a seedling, if you intend to have a husband-in-law
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, we should also find out before planting them. You should learn how to
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grow mulberries and choose the best mulberry varieties today.
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Before I developed this model, I also learned a lot about
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people's models of growing mulberries and raising silkworms. I get a lot of questions. I have
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a lot of omens and I'm quite confident in doing it. Guys, the best strawberry that
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's most popular on the market right now is the super-driving strawberry f7, guys
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, the super-driving strawberry f7. I have also made videos on my channel. If you
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want to learn more, we can open it on my channel so we
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can see that there are many types of beards on the market today. However, to achieve
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good quality and the easiest to take care of today is to have the S strawberry f7
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[music]
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[music]
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[music]
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Actually, for farmers, raising a husband-in-law
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is not too difficult compared to other jobs, but we have to
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spend a lot of time . To regularly take care of and monitor
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the development process of silkworms, for some people who work for the government and
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we don't have anyone at home, it's very difficult for us like you yourself
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have a wife at home. If we specialize in making it, it will be guaranteed, but during the time when we
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work for the government, we cannot regularly take care of the silkworm. Yes
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, it will develop well, especially if the phenomenon of getting sick occurs.
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If the feeding is uneven, the silkworms will develop poorly
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. I have picked up
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a piece of bamboo, this brass piece of mine is about 2 kg, so I will pick it up about
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twice like this to put it in a new one
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later. Here I will get a new dodge so I can put it in there
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. After I picked up all the lazy silkworms, the basic Tam Tan dodgers are very clean, guys
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. Tam Tan, I put it on the cocoon and it's almost
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solid shoes. There are very few holes, guys.
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These are still starting to make
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cocoons. These ones are after I caught them and put them up. After
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catching them, they have now made cocoons
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. I just added these now so it's a bit sparse. Guys
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here, after catching some of them, I put them in a new one and it's also starting
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to get inside the duck. You
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guys usually put the ones We catch these lazy silkworms and put them in another nest
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, most of them are weak and there may be sick ones, so the quality
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of cocoons in this nest will not be high, usually in other cocoons. It will be
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small, thin and
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light. But you are V who just filmed to introduce to you guys how to handle
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lazy silkworms, also known as wandering silkworms, after we have been on the shelter for a
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day so that during the process of catching them. If we go up to dodge,
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we can guarantee that most of the animals will be put into cocoons, guys. So
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my cage has now been cocooned, basically for 100 minutes. A stopped V. There
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you go. Goodbye Bye everyone, see you again in my next video
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Posting another one to show these racks. They’re on wheels. And the cocoons seems to be much tighter than other racks we’ve seen in other rearing houses.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFkW5oak6IA

Transcript in English for the second video:

0:00
Hello everyone. Today my family is after 10 years of raising. Today
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, my family is being harvested. Now my family is making cocoons. This is the stamping table, everyone.
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This cocoon stamping table. Today I will come out using the table. stamp and
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see how the cocoon quality is in 10 days of care in my family.
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Please follow along. [music]
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some test scales. Now I will try to weigh a scale. bb a scale for Dad.
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Let's try weighing one of these, how many
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kilograms will it get after buying it? This time I raised half a box, you guys had half a box
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, but later I brought it home and spent the summer or something, maybe I
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'll get it
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at 17, okay? Have you finished the [music]
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yet? I'm 17 and now let's
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see if it's an average. How many
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kilograms does it make? D is two and a half kilograms, 24 kilograms, and the whole basket is 24 kilograms. 24 kilograms are now poured in here. Let's see
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how much this basket costs. This is 24 kg for the whole basket. I haven't deducted the tare yet. Oh my god, how many
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ounces have I spilled in this basket? So that's
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2 kg and four ounces for the basket. I miss you guys. That's it for me. How to build a dodge using this method.
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Many days ago, I shared a previous video that you guys have seen.
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It's okay to achieve 2 kg per dodge.
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For this price, I will carry the Get in here, guys.
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Get in
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here and freeze, lock this, lock its latch and then press down,
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it will push the hook out, all the pods, guys
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, just like that. Push it out and let's rake it
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down. I just bought this stamping table, so I haven't made a stick to push it down yet.
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People use an iron rod to knock
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it down very quickly. I do it by hand for these. My cocoon this time
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was raised quite well, so the cocoon is quite big.
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My stamping table is to stamp 1/4, after stamping this 4th part, I will push
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it to the other side to stamp
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1/4 on this side and then wash it to you.
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The cocoon when it emerges has silk threads attached to the surface, so the pressed star fruit
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is quite heavy.
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Currently on the market, they also sell stamping tables that half of you
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use to stamp. Half of this dodge shield is. Through research
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, some people use a table to stamp half of it. It also has advantages
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and disadvantages. The advantage of it is that
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one quick stroke is half the dodge. It's not convenient because its flat surface
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is so wide that when we press it,
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the push tables in this press table don't fit together and have to be adjusted
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a lot, push it closer and push it closer to this side
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and I raise it. The model is also small. Each time I raise it, I only raise from half to one box
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and only a box and a half of silkworms. This is it. I also only buy this 1/4 size.
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Is this okay
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when some silkworms are there? I got sick and died when I got sick, guys. If
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this fish dies, we will eliminate it
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like that. Uncle A will cocoon with this jerky table very
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quickly. Guys,
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let's just do it on average this time.
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Like I just weighed, I got 2 kg. You guys got 2 kg. Today
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they quoted a price of about 192,000
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, so this one from me is almost 400,000.
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I'm here to withdraw. Hey, it's almost faster, but there you have to pull out the calves and count them, but you can't
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pull them back,
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just one sign
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like that and you'll get up quite evenly, guys, one 2 kg one sign, basically the level
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up Dat is pretty good. If it's 17 inches tall
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, on average I can get
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about 30+ kilograms of cocoons.
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[Laughter] For a small fire that I raise, from
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the time I catch the breeder until it arrives today is exactly 15 days.
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Yes, I raised it for about 10 days until it was ripe. I put it on the stove and let it dry for 3
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days. However, I opened it
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and let it dry for three days. However, I also waited for the autumn leaves.
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They just started buying today
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so I have a schedule so I bought a weight schedule so I just came out today to add 5 more days for
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a total of 15 days .
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It's cross-shaped when jerking, but
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it's cross-shaped because the hole in the needle is broken. I'm breathing a lot and talking
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sideways. This one is dead and leaks water. Guys, but it's still about the disease and damage.
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When it comes here, it will do it. It's easy to
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die [music] if the table presses 1/2 then we
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press it twice and it's done. If you do 1/4 then it will be slower
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[music] This one
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Thick and dented, it's damaged. If you leave it alone, it's dented. V. It's thin. It's thin. If you leave it alone, take
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it
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apart. It's so godlike. Remember, it's
10:24
heavy, but it's holding on tightly. It feels like it's completely broken
10:32
. With this cocoon, if we leave it for too long, it will also lose dry weight and chrysanthemum
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, so usually we leave it for about 4 to 5 days after it emerges
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and then we can weigh it. If we leave it for a longer time, it will easily lose weight. However,
10:56
before we release the cocoon, we should leave it in a dry place
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or let it dry for about 15 to 20 minutes so that our cocoon
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dries and does not become dented
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[ music]
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This cross is warped but it doesn't match.
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B has a cross that is made of wood and is made quite
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thin so some of them warp
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when we press them.
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Somehow, I pressed it quite heavily. Oh, this
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one is fine. What's the reason for that one? The dodge
12:30
has not been sprayed yet. Bad spray
12:36
. For this dodge, after the cocoon comes out, I will take the blowtorch, you guys can use it.
12:43
Use an industrial torch to burn all the silk
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. When it burns all the silk, we will clean it and put it
12:56
in the litter box. After
13:08
the process of making cocoons, we will have cocoons. We pick up all the
13:14
dirty things and pick them up, then when we go to weigh Cai Gia
13:20
Ken, we will be charged the first price and the selling price is
13:26
high. Some families raise a lot and don't have many people working. When we go out,
13:33
we don't clean it thoroughly so when we go to weigh people, we will be deducted quite
13:41
a lot because at the purchasing points, people buy cocoons
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that are not clean and will have to hire workers to pick them up. Pick it up before going
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into processing
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, oh my gosh, is there anything that doesn't match
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?
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So now that I've come out of the cocoon, I'll weigh it at 2pm today, guys, are there
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some grass silkworms when we go up to avoid the rearing process? Pick up the silkworm,
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it's very cocooned, it's very small
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, like in the old days when our elders raised them, people hadn't yet created
15:17
stamping tables like this to make cocoons by hand, which took a lot of work.
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Hey, it's
15:47
[music]
15:53
K is lighter than the other one,
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the dented one is the problem
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. I'm working in your house. Outside,
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there's thunder and there's a possibility of rain. I really need some rain.
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In my locality, it'll be from November. Last year until now there has been no rain, now it
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is already May.
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Currently the trees are also suffering from a lot of drought, especially coffee.
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Coffee prices are now quite high and our people are currently drinking coffee.
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dry branches and the possibility that next year there will be a crop failure
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and for husbands like me who raise silkworms
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, we also need water to help the silk tree grow
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.
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[music]
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In addition to the couple, my family also has two gentlemen. Tu went to school and V took advantage of helping his mother make
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this industrial cocoon
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. We have to buy two stamping tables. Let's do this quickly.
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[Applause]
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before coming out of the cocoon, when the silkworm enters the cocoon, it will excrete
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waste like Feces and urine will stick to some cocooned fish, so before
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we go out, you should also clean them once before
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using tweezers. When we
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make the dirty thing, it will be clean, you don't have to pick
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up too much, don't be afraid. The silkworm cocoons are quite thick.
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When you push them out, these cocoons have silk on the outside that they cling to. so it
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doesn't fall down on its own so we can take it
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out and there's another dead one
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[music]
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TH
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[music]
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that B sings a bit like com right
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[music]
21:45
the silkworm leaves for time B Now we're making it very
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dusty, guys. When BP comes out, the dust is flying
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[music] Here after a while I got almost a
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bag, guys, but there's quite a lot left
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[music]
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Open the latch over there
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[music]
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[music]
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And this is the result after nearly an hour, my husband and I went out to pick you guys,
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we got two bags and this one is 17K, please
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put that bag up
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and this one is okay. 10 17 kg round so the total of two bags then I get
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35 kg guys, half a box can raise 35 K6 is
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quite Dat These are the ones that are about to break and I'll throw them out.
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[music] here are two bags. I'll take them away later.
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[music] weigh here my results after 15 days, guys,
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after 15 days Nowadays, I have grown more than 35 pounds of cocoons and with half a box
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of Tamarinds, I have raised half a box quite well, right? Normally, people
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can raise about 60 kg per box and here I have raised half a box, which is more than 35 kg
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then calculate the average to be 70 Kg, guys
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. So today, by the way, when I cocooned the silkworm brood, I recorded a video to introduce to
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you guys. I would also like to stop the video here. I would like to say goodbye to everyone. Guys and
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see you again in my next video
24:58

Hope you enjoyed.

I wonder if they are interested in instantly increasing their yield, and in not having to buy from China, by using domestically produced, disease resistant worms that are larger?

But you might need national agencies and the Vietnamese government involved for something like that to happen.

Oh wait…

Tick tock…

W2R

No relation to KBLB or VSA that I know of, but the northern province of Bao Yen is looking to vastly grow their mulberry and silk cocoon production. Bao Yen is way way up north.

Source: https://www.laocai.gov.vn/thong-tin-nganh-dia-phuong/huyen-bao-yen-phan-dau-den-het-nam-2025-co-300-ha-dau-tam-san-xuat-tap-trung-1274651

If you can’t read Vietnamese, you can at least enjoy the photos.

Happy 4th of July Everyone.

They will when they get silk. Every customer will. As production capacity expands it’s going to spread like a wildfire. Just gotta let these little BAM-1 monsters do their thing until there are so many of them that they sprinkle metric tons of silk to get the party started. Don’t forget, Vietnam rapidly expanded their silk production over the past several years so they can do the same with BAM-1. Have no fear. Production is here. Spydasilk IS coming soon, and so are a lot more things as breeding, cocoon production, and yarn production all increase.

https://www.textiletechnology.net/fibers/news/kraig-biocraft-scaling-up-spider-silk-production-facilities-36016
Nice to get more eyes on this. Textile Technology has been following closely...

The biotechnology company, Kraig Biocraft has announced it reached full capacity at its existing production location, signaling the next phase of its expansion plan. Progressing with its proposed investment in additional production facilities, the company plans to further boost its spider silk production capabilities.

Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI/USA, began planning for this factory expansion after observing the robust growth of its new spider silk hybrids in spring trials. The expansion project will roll out in 2 stages. Initially, the focus will be on addressing immediate capacity needs for the ensuing rainy seasons to ensure continued production. The subsequent larger project will cater to the company's long-term needs for hatchery space, with future production requirements in mind for the next 12-18 months.

Having secured permits for both projects, construction has begun with the first venture expected to conclude in the following weeks. The larger segment is planned to be completed by early fall 2024. The goal of these expansions is to meet the ambitious spider silk production targets set for 2024.

Kraig Biocraft expects to begin the third wave of recombinant spider silk production this month, focusing on scaling up the output of the parental lines for its production hybrids. The company has achieved a series of scientific breakthroughs in spider silk technology with implications for the global textile industry.

Bravo! You said something in less than 10 paragraphs. Can we believe your weaning yourself from AI?

That's what happens when he doesn't use AI! 🤣

“Gibberish” is exactly right. I couldn’t get past his not knowing the difference between “liable” and “libel”.

I hope everyone has a great Independence Day! If you aren't American, enjoy work tomorrow!
I'm looking forward to being independent from work soon. KBLB is taking us on that path.
Cheers!

Go KBLB!
Beyond Kong!
MCA

I’m pretty sure no one takes your baseless opinions seriously. I certainly don’t.

Winning a liable case is difficult. There must be statements of fact that are untrue. Opinions are not statements of fact. Calling someone a nasty name is considered an opinion. Bob Mullet keeps reporting about No Revenues, etc. WebSlinger makes many truthful statements that people don’t like.

Aside from that, the statements have to be proven to have done harm to the one claiming liable. How much harm has WebSlinger done to the share price? About as much good as Arachnodude or BanabaBob have done, IMHO.

The contents of KBLB’s PRs are a sufficient explanation for most of the activity, good and bad, in share price. Perhaps some traders managed to create favorable momentum for their investments as well.

It would be exceptionally difficult to prove that WebSlinger’s posts have harmed Thompson. Could I prove that Arachnodude or Bob’s posts have hurt me by helping those who want to ‘pump-and-dump’ shares of the stock? I don’t believe I could prove that, either.

Anyone reading this board gets an exposure to a broad range of opinions on KBLB. How many have changed their minds because of what WebSlinger posted? How many have changed their minds because of Arachnodude?

Zero is an acceptable answer.

Assuming KBLB succeeds and makes shareholders filthy rich, no one will care what WebSlinger said.

Assuming KBLB fails and people lose their money, people will be upset about their loss. The fact that WebSlinger was right would make few happy. Except WebSlinger, I suppose.

Nothing succeeds like success. That’s all Thompson has to do and he will be lauded for his accomplishments.

Anyone reading this board will be exposed to a wide variety of views on all things KBLB. I don’t think any have been particularly influential. What has driven share price, in both directions, has been news from KBLB. Along with a bunch of traders trying to catch the right moment, I suppose.

Don't worry. You're safe. Yours is just deliberate obfuscation. Nobody would take your long-winded, AI-enhanced gibberish as anything other than the worthless tripe it is.

I got no problem with a guy that has already made me relatively rich getting relatively richer along the way; Especially when the real run appears closer than ever. We just threw money at it and hoped... .
Don't wail. Whale,

when the company becomes successful and makes their shareholders millionaires…
And the CEO potentially a billionaire?

I'm sure Kim will put this as priority one.

But first it has to become successful in the terms of making its shareholders millionaires.

Still not a guarantee as you imply.

There’s worse than slinger, but libel is libel

And if action is initiated against webshitter, he will will lose BIG, regardless of the verdict…

“WebSlinger has nothing to fear from a liability suit.”

I believe it would be a libel lawsuit…

“If liability were that easy”

Thousands of disparaging posts over YEARS makes it a little easier…

And don’t try to confuse the issue by pointing fingers all over the place…the issue is webshitter, Kim and Kblb…not anyone else..

6 month and 1 year chart looks real good still in my opinion. Looking for an up week starting Monday.
GO KBLB Go Kim and Jon

Because when someone has been calling you and your company a fraud, scam and only in business to steal shareholder money, it makes it impossible to defend those comments when the company becomes successful and makes their shareholders millionaires…

They can only defend their right to be as dumb and stupid as they please…but they will have to explain why it wasn’t harmful or detrimental to Kim, Kblb and other shareholders…

To avoid libel one should stick to the facts, like

Zero revenues
Zero profits
Zero products

And over a dozen years of

Ramping
Doubling
Etc etc

Many
LOI
MOU
etc etc that never came to fruition

And the companies associated gone like a fart in the wind, no mention ever again

Polartec
WM mills
etc etc

Not to mention the Kleenex sized shooting panels

Anyone wander what Suzie is up to nowadays? Remember that fanfare!!!

“Whether or not you like what Webslinger is saying, his posts are not untrue.”

So your assertion is that webshitter is being factually accurate when he says kim is a liar, a crook and a douchebag?…

“Web does site all of their statements on previous PR's that the company has made.”

And in your opinion, they back up the claim that kim is a lying douchebag crook?…

We are not talking about the random comment every now and then…web has 13000 posts…and they are all negative toward Kblb and Kim..with many THOUSANDS of them being disparaging and intentionally harmful to Kim personally and professionally…

The implication in your post is that all this is just fine…not a problem…

Lol…I disagree

<< He has provided many outright false statements here over the years. He is also, often times, very careful with his wording. Will throw in things like “probably”, “more than likely”, etc to give himself some wiggle room but the intent is clear. >>

You must be talking about the Douchebag CEO....

WebSlinger has nothing to fear from a liability suit. Your dream of vengeance for the terrible wrongs you imagine will never be realized.

If liability were that easy, this board would generate a blizzard of lawsuits from both sides.

Sorry. No sale.

Why not now? Why wait for a substantial deal or contract. Is there a reason to wait?

Exactly. And some that have been a lot more cautious of late should still worry, in my opinion.

When Kim signs and pr’s the first substantial deal with a well known company the gloves come off.

To that I say...

💥💥💥 BAM 💥💥💥

🤣🤣🤣

One thing's for sure, if a bunch of anonymous message board posters can blatantly see it, an astute libel attorney will have a field day! If I were Mr. T I'd have those cease and desists locked and loaded!