

Thousands of ducks are trained by farmer Panya Khamphak in Thailand to protect rice crops from pests without using harmful chemicals.
Synopsis
Thousands of ducks are trained by farmer Panya Khamphak in Thailand to protect rice crops from pests without using harmful chemicals.
Synopsis
Farmer Panya Khamphak trains thousands of ducks in Thailand to protect rice crops from pests. This method allows him to grow chemical-free rice while maintaining a sustainable farming practice. Daily interactions between Khamphak and his ducks reveal the challenges he faces in this innovative approach. The film documents his efforts to promote eco-friendly farming solutions in the region. Directed by Suriyon Jongleepun, "Duck Academy" runs for 52 minutes and features both Thai and French languages.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet farmer Panya Khamphak in Thailand.
- See ducks protect rice crops without chemicals.
- Find out about sustainable farming solutions.
Did You Know
- Panya Khamphak trains thousands of ducks for rice protection.
- The film is set in Thailand and focuses on sustainable farming.
- The documentary has a duration of 52 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the role of ducks in Panya Khamphak's farming method?
Ducks are trained to act as 'rice protectors' by safeguarding crops from pests without the use of harmful chemicals.
What type of rice is cultivated using the method shown in Duck Academy?
Panya Khamphak cultivates chemical-free rice using sustainable farming practices.
Who directed the documentary Duck Academy?
The documentary was directed by Suriyon Jongleepun.
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