I don't know how the law works in Uganda. But you might want to have some legal document stating your rights to the well on your neighbor's land. Because the owner might be OK now, but they might pass away one day and then the heirs might want to start to charge you lots of money to use the pump since they know you depend on it for the farm. Or better yet, when you have recovered financially, you can try again to drill on your land and go deeper.
Since survey was done on your land, the survey should have shown range of depth, in metres, of the depth of water. I believe that if they had gone further they could have busted water on your land. The experience you had shows either that the surveys were not correct or the drillers were only targeting minimum depth level. Congratulations for a breakthrough!
Congratulations Dr. Daniel, I,m so happy for your success on your bole hole project. I thank God and I'm equally excited. Keep it up with FARM UP. Gladys from Nigeria.
Me thinking that if you did the same thing in your land and dig more 10 meters you would get water at the same level. However thanks for the inspiration Dr. Much love from Japan 🇯🇵
I love what ever you are doing...you inspire many including me. Much love from masaka Uganda. Very soon iam starting poultry and my advantage is that my area has water everywhere it spills naturally,the rest is easy just looking for some more capital I will be the next giant inspire by Daniel my younger brother from mbale😂😂😂much love ❤❤
thats really good. It will help you disinfect your farm and keep your animals healthy. usually wells are drilled at the lowest elevation because water from the area rain will flow and pool up there underground just like your hibiscus get water from the tank. It may be possible in the future for you to try again on the well that was abandoned. In the USA wells can be anywhere from 20 meters near rivers and low land to 125 meters in the mountains. The deeper the well then the harder to pump the water out. good luck
I follow you from Nairobi Kenya. I watched this video on drilling your borehole. Congratulations on your successful project. I note you have several huge farm buildings. I know you are aware that you can harvest rain water. I, however, doubt if you know how much you can harvest. Once you know the actual amount, you will realise that you did not need to drill a borehole. Let me take you through this. I heard you tell Wode Maya that one building is 200x15m. This is 3,000square meters. Assuming you have, say 1500mm (1.5m)average rainfall, the amount of rain collectable from one building per year is 3000x 1.5= 4,500cubic metres. This is equal to 4500x1000- 4.5million litres of water per building per year. I am counting 5 such buildings on your farm - 4.5x5=22.5m litres of water per year. Per month, this is equivalent to 1.875ml. Per day, 62,500l. I doubt if you consume that much water per day and I know there are other buildings on the farm. As you will soon find out, boreholes are very expensive to operate. I encourage you to consider investing in a comprehensive water harvesting project when able to. I am certain the cost of that borehole was about the same as what you would have spent on gutters and huge storage tanks. All the same. You are an inspiration to many and I salute you.
You could have used surveyors with modern tools which can tell the exact depth. On my land i used surveyors who told me the exact depth of 90 metres. So when i called the drillers, we agreed for 100 metres. And exactly, we got water at 92 metres. So by 100 metres it was a plenty of water, though i decided to go for 105metres.
Maybe you could have got water 💧 on your land if they drilled a little bit deeper. It is what it is sadly. I'm glad you have a really nice neighbour. It ended well you and your neighbour have a good quantity of water 💧. I love your enthusiasm and dedication to your projects. Your a inspiration to many of us that watch your progress. I have learnt a lot from you thank you for your hard work in making your videos.
Congratulations! You should have started with a hydrological survey. I found water at 175 m . If I had not done the survey they would have given up at 90m.
I think it will be cost effective to pump your water into the already existing tanks. A bigger tank will require a bigger tank stand (more steel required) and bigger tanks don't do so well on tank stands from my experience.
Anytime I watch Dr Daniel's video I feel so happy and hopeful that I too can do it one day. One day I will visit Dr Daniel; it is a promise I made for myself and I know it will come to past.
Ukhengila taa ( that is Kenyan Luhya dialect of the Bukusu subtribe. In My Kinyore dialect of the Luhya tribe, it is Urahenjila taa== don't get in); Toyingira wano in my dialect is Noinjila ano ( if you entre here). We Luhyas of Kenya believe we came from the Bamasaba people of Uganda; but i tend to believe it is the british colonialists who brought the borders that separated us from each other. We love Chicken (Ingokho)
Luganda language is almost simmilar to my local Luhya language Ukwengila taa - don't enter Toyingira wano fine 200. - if you enter you pay a fine of 200 Just trying to translate
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I don't know how the law works in Uganda. But you might want to have some legal document stating your rights to the well on your neighbor's land. Because the owner might be OK now, but they might pass away one day and then the heirs might want to start to charge you lots of money to use the pump since they know you depend on it for the farm. Or better yet, when you have recovered financially, you can try again to drill on your land and go deeper.
Those cases are not so common in Uganda however much your advice is very important. I see from my village the passages and water sources are communal
The way Dr grows rapidly its really inspiring 🎉🎉🎉
U are my inspiration Dr Daniel...i have been following you since u started...and yes we have started our own farm...
Congratulations ,i am happy you finally had a break through , after a long struggle.you inspire me Dr Daniel.
Happy to see today's video, it always gives me a lot of joy hearing what's going on, on the farm, and congratulations sir❤🎉
Since survey was done on your land, the survey should have shown range of depth, in metres, of the depth of water. I believe that if they had gone further they could have busted water on your land. The experience you had shows either that the surveys were not correct or the drillers were only targeting minimum depth level. Congratulations for a breakthrough!
Whatever the case, 12 cubic meters is a lot of water.
I have suffered the frustration of hitting very little or nothing at all.
Congratulations to you, I'm watching from Sierra Leone and you always inspires to work harder on my farm..
Congratulations Dr. Daniel, I,m so happy for your success on your bole hole project. I thank God and I'm equally excited. Keep it up with FARM UP. Gladys from Nigeria.
Good work Dr
This is wat they call progress, I like what you do Dr.Daniel
Congratulations Dr. Daniel
Congratulations Dr Daniel 👏 🎉
Congratulations Doc Daniel.
Your doing great. 🎉🎉🎉
Me thinking that if you did the same thing in your land and dig more 10 meters you would get water at the same level. However thanks for the inspiration Dr. Much love from Japan 🇯🇵
Much congratulations Dr.Daniel.
I love what ever you are doing...you inspire many including me. Much love from masaka Uganda. Very soon iam starting poultry and my advantage is that my area has water everywhere it spills naturally,the rest is easy just looking for some more capital I will be the next giant inspire by Daniel my younger brother from mbale😂😂😂much love ❤❤
Congrats doctor👏🏽
Now since u have water, u should grow ur own feed or even start making farmup commercial feed to sell.
You must be a newcomer. He does that on the larger farm.
Congratulations Dr Daniel
Congratulations Dr.👏. I really admire your great progress. Keep it up
Congs Doc, this is a milestone. well done.
Congratulations Dr.🎉🎉
Exciting update, thank you very much.
Congratulations
Congrats Dr.
thats really good. It will help you disinfect your farm and keep your animals healthy. usually wells are drilled at the lowest elevation because water from the area rain will flow and pool up there underground just like your hibiscus get water from the tank. It may be possible in the future for you to try again on the well that was abandoned. In the USA wells can be anywhere from 20 meters near rivers and low land to 125 meters in the mountains. The deeper the well then the harder to pump the water out. good luck
congrats doc, im happy for you, cause you care 😘
This is good and a laudable achievement am really impressed
I follow you from Nairobi Kenya.
I watched this video on drilling your borehole. Congratulations on your successful project.
I note you have several huge farm buildings. I know you are aware that you can harvest rain water. I, however, doubt if you know how much you can harvest. Once you know the actual amount, you will realise that you did not need to drill a borehole. Let me take you through this.
I heard you tell Wode Maya that one building is 200x15m. This is 3,000square meters. Assuming you have, say 1500mm (1.5m)average rainfall, the amount of rain collectable from one building per year is 3000x 1.5= 4,500cubic metres. This is equal to 4500x1000- 4.5million litres of water per building per year. I am counting 5 such buildings on your farm - 4.5x5=22.5m litres of water per year. Per month, this is equivalent to 1.875ml. Per day, 62,500l. I doubt if you consume that much water per day and I know there are other buildings on the farm.
As you will soon find out, boreholes are very expensive to operate. I encourage you to consider investing in a comprehensive water harvesting project when able to. I am certain the cost of that borehole was about the same as what you would have spent on gutters and huge storage tanks.
All the same. You are an inspiration to many and I salute you.
Good work Mr Farm Up.
Sukuma wiki is called "collard greens". Kale is kale. Thanks
You really did the great job and keep up the good work bro❤❤❤
Might be a good idea to lay a down proof membrane on the top floor before applying the wood chips/deep liter. The membrane can prevent leaks.
Congratulations
You could have used surveyors with modern tools which can tell the exact depth. On my land i used surveyors who told me the exact depth of 90 metres. So when i called the drillers, we agreed for 100 metres. And exactly, we got water at 92 metres. So by 100 metres it was a plenty of water, though i decided to go for 105metres.
That was a big problem solved. Congratulations
Consider painting your iron sheets Daniel 4:09
Thanks for sharing always
3:44 just a little advice Dr,maybe also get an outdoor vacuum cleaner to suck up the dirt then wash with the pressure washer.
Well done dear 👏 👍 ❤
Well done my friend
You are a hard worker
Congratulations 🎊
Nice to see again
awesome and congratulations
13:15 that’s a great idea 😊
Great stuff !!!!
Congratulations doctor
Congratulations 🎉 from Kenya
Maybe you could have got water 💧 on your land if they drilled a little bit deeper. It is what it is sadly.
I'm glad you have a really nice neighbour. It ended well you and your neighbour have a good quantity of water 💧. I love your enthusiasm and dedication to your projects. Your a inspiration to many of us that watch your progress. I have learnt a lot from you thank you for your hard work in making your videos.
Congratulations 🎉🎉
You doing well🎉
Congratulations 🎉
Thanks Doc
Amazing idea
Well done
Nice job! Cant believe you had to do a Hydrological Survey like 3 times, that's very strange
❤❤❤❤ wonderful work
Consider painting the iron sheets Daniel
Excited for you brother but I think do not abundan the idea of finding water in your land,you will need it later on.
U inspire me alot
All along you never had water?? Before my projects I started with water.... ❤
The water guys will come to your farm and install their meter box very soon...
congratulations
Congratulations! You should have started with a hydrological survey. I found water at 175 m . If I had not done the survey they would have given up at 90m.
Man great job.
Congratulations Dr.
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Thanks
Good job sir🎉
I think it will be cost effective to pump your water into the already existing tanks. A bigger tank will require a bigger tank stand (more steel required) and bigger tanks don't do so well on tank stands from my experience.
This man is number 1
Next time you will need to spend money on a hydrological survey.
It will help you to know the depth of the water level and the strata
❤ congratulations! Water is very important when it comes to farming. If i may ask, how much did it cost for drilling?
you need to do test pumping to get correct yield, that was just percieved yield by those guys. the test pumping will give you the pump to use
your land had water as well around the same depth, but hey you learned your lesson
Congs Dr
Anytime I watch Dr Daniel's video I feel so happy and hopeful that I too can do it one day. One day I will visit Dr Daniel; it is a promise I made for myself and I know it will come to past.
Daktari, how about getting heavy duty polythene (e.g. dam liners) for the floor upstairs?
It is amazing work
Ukhengila taa ( that is Kenyan Luhya dialect of the Bukusu subtribe. In My Kinyore dialect of the Luhya tribe, it is Urahenjila taa== don't get in); Toyingira wano in my dialect is Noinjila ano ( if you entre here). We Luhyas of Kenya believe we came from the Bamasaba people of Uganda; but i tend to believe it is the british colonialists who brought the borders that separated us from each other. We love Chicken (Ingokho)
it used to be water is within 30 meters
where i live after 30 years it's now
150 meters at least to get good water.
Just ❤ to watch ur vid
We need a house tour
I would like to know the cost of drilling underground water
Smart move
Nice 😊
Water drilling is really so expensive I faced it rough also at my farm congs doctor
Maybe you should invest another 10m in the first borehole.
Doc How many bags of feed do I need to grow 500 layer chicken to the point of lay?
Dr Daniel, can you tell us how much cost please
Meaning even the first sight u could get water only that , the team went early.
Maybe you can still find water in the borehole in your farm - just dig deeper to 93m
Dr. How much did it cost you to drill this second well?
Hi doctor so how much did it cost you to drill the water 💦
How much did it cost to drill up to 90 metres
Luganda language is almost simmilar to my local Luhya language
Ukwengila taa - don't enter
Toyingira wano fine 200. - if you enter you pay a fine of 200
Just trying to translate
How much is the cost oer meter in Uganda. Out of curiosity. In Kenya is kshs 6500 average.
Please would you be willing to share how much it costs just to get an idea
How much does it cost Boss
This mean that you could have drilled up to 90 meters on your land as well
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Dr. How much did it cost you to drill this well the second time?
If they dug the dip in ur land they would gotten water in your land