Apple Farming In Kenya - Part 1 Fresh and Fruity

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025
  • More than 20 years ago Peter Wambugu an Apple farmer in Kenya, quit coffee farming for Apples and has since been successful in the practice.
    Most of the apples we eat in Kenya are imported either from the Middle East or South Africa.
    This is because exotic trees require a lot of work and are quite delicate.
    Fresh and Fruity visited an Apple farmer to understand how he has managed to make it work in Kenya.
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Комментарии • 60

  • @HorticulturistWillyMartin
    @HorticulturistWillyMartin 5 лет назад +3

    Farmers should emulate Mr. Wambugu. Good job sir.

  • @lilianmuthenya7474
    @lilianmuthenya7474 3 года назад +3

    Great.i would like these seedlings.how do I get them? Are there official contacts to be posted?

  • @lewismwangi3711
    @lewismwangi3711 5 лет назад +7

    this is good, so in our forests we can find many good species of various fruits.

  • @josephharford7560
    @josephharford7560 3 года назад +3

    hello sir how much does a plant cost am from grenada and am willing to purchase a quantity

  • @peterokalo9632
    @peterokalo9632 4 года назад

    Thank god 🙏🏽theirs dint cona wambugu

  • @josephharford7560
    @josephharford7560 3 года назад

    in Grenada W.I we used east Caribbean CURRANCY

  • @chepkoechmagdaline9357
    @chepkoechmagdaline9357 4 года назад +2

    how do i find seedlings am in Kericho

  • @josephmbeba4777
    @josephmbeba4777 3 года назад

    What's the spacing for Apples and can interplant with Dragons!!.
    Inbox would to planting!!.

  • @vivacaciouslilyvlogs9366
    @vivacaciouslilyvlogs9366 3 года назад

    Ni kwega fafa witu🤝Namba yaku ndethia nayo!

  • @abongarichard1374
    @abongarichard1374 2 года назад

    How can I get the see of Apple

  • @mondayrobertkarobwa7565
    @mondayrobertkarobwa7565 2 года назад +1

    The problem here they don't answer the qn asked which is very bad

  • @agro-valleyfarm7217
    @agro-valleyfarm7217 2 года назад

    Viewership will be much higher with English translation for the video

  • @obatgabriel4740
    @obatgabriel4740 2 года назад

    Naitua Gabriel niko na interest ya panda appple niko na shamba eca moja please advise me

  • @lindamaricheau2707
    @lindamaricheau2707 4 года назад +6

    I'm very happy to see this. However, I can't understand what he is saying. I'm missing the whole story. Please, English is important when posting these important information!!🙂

    • @Top_Ranking_Hustler
      @Top_Ranking_Hustler 4 года назад +2

      He has developed a breed of apples called Wambugu apples. It grows in Kenya. It is bigger and sweeter than the exotic apple from south Africa and middle east. His farm is in Nyeri, Kenya. He is just basically how he came up with the apple. The apples you see are in his farm.

    • @willyndiema5896
      @willyndiema5896 4 года назад +1

      I like this project can I get same seedlings

    • @florianbreitwieser6708
      @florianbreitwieser6708 2 года назад

      @@Top_Ranking_Hustler its organic?

    • @Top_Ranking_Hustler
      @Top_Ranking_Hustler 2 года назад

      @@florianbreitwieser6708 Yes. No chemicals used. Just animal manure, insect traps and inter cropping with pepper trees to repel insects. Ask the managers of the farm for more details. I am an interested future farmer of this breed

  • @mtlalampe
    @mtlalampe 2 года назад

    How do you contact u I m in Botswana

  • @kariukikambo9070
    @kariukikambo9070 2 года назад

    Am kariuki at nki how can I get seedlings and @how much per one

  • @adeolajackofallTrade
    @adeolajackofallTrade 5 лет назад +1

    how can i buy this seed and sent to Nigeria? i hope the seeds can grow in nigeria soil?

  • @Nickie-geeh
    @Nickie-geeh 3 года назад +1

    Can apples grow in ruiru

  • @BRIANLIMBARO
    @BRIANLIMBARO 2 года назад

    Hi

  • @mondayrobertkarobwa7565
    @mondayrobertkarobwa7565 2 года назад

    Can I get seedlings please am here in uganda

  • @josephharford7560
    @josephharford7560 3 года назад

    AND WHAT'S THE PAYMENT PLAN

  • @adventinafidelis2299
    @adventinafidelis2299 4 года назад +1

    its great full.. ! may i have direct contact with that farmer?

  • @januariusjnbaptiste410
    @januariusjnbaptiste410 4 года назад

    I live in a tropical marine country with lots of sunshine and rain. I already have three young apple trees grown from seed. Two of them have flowered. Is the Wambugu Apple suited for my climatic condition?

  • @serahmurimi255
    @serahmurimi255 5 лет назад +2

    Moto wa kuotea mbali :-)

  • @shauvinricky5770
    @shauvinricky5770 2 года назад

    how long does these apples take to mature to bare fruits?

  • @olugbodibuki6694
    @olugbodibuki6694 3 года назад

    From Nigeria,i want to buy 100 wambugu farming.how we i get it

  • @gathungukellyns
    @gathungukellyns 5 лет назад

    this is a great idea...i would like to know more

  • @obatgabriel4740
    @obatgabriel4740 2 года назад

    Hi , I m very interested in growing apple fruit please i really need help l have enough land

  • @ghab70
    @ghab70 3 года назад

    Niko Mombasa nitapata graft

  • @josephombonga9225
    @josephombonga9225 2 года назад

    Kindly share Wambugu's contacts

  • @patricksila3919
    @patricksila3919 4 года назад

    How do I get his number

  • @djwayeel70
    @djwayeel70 4 года назад

    Nitumie namba yakr

  • @alphamasaf154
    @alphamasaf154 6 лет назад

    Can I get the conduct for this farmer..please..

  • @evansmasese1232
    @evansmasese1232 2 года назад

    I need Wambugu's number

  • @christineodhiambo5191
    @christineodhiambo5191 5 лет назад

    Contacts ya huyu mkulima

  • @juliusparker3039
    @juliusparker3039 4 года назад

    Can I get the seed ,I am from West Africa

  • @wilsonowhore8230
    @wilsonowhore8230 5 лет назад

    I'm interested, how can i get seedlings to grow in Nigeria?

    • @idealsfor
      @idealsfor 5 лет назад

      Wilson Owhore contact Debis Farms in Nigeria.

    • @GerardBoer
      @GerardBoer 5 лет назад +1

      I think many people don't know the differents between seedlings and grafted trees. If you use seedlings fot apples it will be always a new variety. So buy grafted appletree. And use a variety like Rome Beauty or Anna. Only low chill apples will do in Africa.

    • @honnestkimaro9382
      @honnestkimaro9382 4 года назад

      Tunaomba mamba ya sim

  • @CHrisG-ol3ei
    @CHrisG-ol3ei 4 года назад +1

    There is no indigenous apple trees in the Aberdare forest grown by the forefathers --Apples are not indigenous to Kenya --those trees that were left in that region were left by the European farmers from the 1950s and 60s who were forced to leave their farms and leave the country. Most of the fruit farms that were left by the Europeans were destroyed and cut down for firewood due to the hatred of their legacy and maize and beans were grown instead .

    • @margaretwanjiku3621
      @margaretwanjiku3621 2 года назад +2

      And your point is? Yes, apples are temperate fruits. but all over the world new varieties are bred for suitability for local conditions. The settlers were not forced to leave their lands - they left willingly and by choice when Africans achieved self-determination. They were either compensated by a scheme funded by the UK government and the lands made available to resettlement of African smallholders or sold their farms on a willing buyer -willing seller basis to local farmers. A few remained behind after assurance by the then prime minister Jomo Kenyatta.
      Kenyans did not despise farming knowhow or technology, but objected to widespread incarceration, near enslavement and mistreatment in their own country. Those settlers who had a bad relations with Africans, found their "legacy" was better forgotten.