African Farming: Duncan Serapelwane rediscovers his love of farming (Full Episode)
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2021
- A trip halfway across the globe and the teachings of two renowned entrepreneurs set Duncan Moalosi Serapelwane on a path back to farming - one he vowed as a child he’d never walk. Today this former teacher is a Bonsmara stud farmer and has found meaning in making a name for himself as an elite breeder of these iconic red South African cattle.
What a touching and an eye opener story, we Africans we can do it if we set our minds and will on what we want. Kudos.
This is reclaiming the true independence and self determination as Afrikan people. If we can feed ourselves and the world then we can truly say we are free at last.
3:32 well said by Duncan, been watching Chinese farming, turning desert land into arable land, utilising every piece of land they have there not forgetting the competition and wondered WHY THE HECK we FAIL to utilise the vast fertile lands we have in Africa as a whole with amazing weather conditions as a bonus in most parts.l realised why the Chinese come to Africa and see vast opportunities and THAT really changed my mindset as well. I'm in the process of setting up a plan, raising capital and plan to go back home to Zimbabwe to start farming. Thank you also for this, learnt a lot. 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
PLEASE DO:) And All the best my brother!!!!!
Please, Chinese are very smart. They can't outsmart us
This should be our default profession and calling
true mushariwa
I agree with you Mukoma wangu, totally
This is how we become rich.
Our parents grew up aspiring to be nurses and teachers, but I think this is what we need to aim for.
hello, am Patrick from Kenya. keep it up, we are learning a lot from you
african farming thankx for spreading the beautiful farming idea............back to the roots
Wow. I'm blown away, truly flabbergasted in a good way. Everyone in this video was informative and the whole thing inspiring. Thank you for the knowledge.
You are a beautiful people. I would love to call Africa home.
Love from my country Sudan
Africa keep growing. Thanks to all who made this video possible. I mean also persons behind the scenes and sponsors to enable us to get encouragement to follow on their foot steps..
Angie, thanks for the farming information you are desimination on your channel. keep up the good work.
I enjoy your show. Please keep it going. God bless you.
Very powerful, hoping to learn more about farming. Please keep the content coming, I'm really hungry for more knowledge.
Africa is the land of wisdom . You r lucky to be there, in the land absence. Blessed be
Beautifull language and thanks for the translation !
I. Love mama africa good job 🌹
🇪🇷Eritrea 🇪🇷
Am so inspired by Ntate Duncan these was really eye opening it really shows that we african can do it
i loved this channel when i watched my first vieo from cpm farm.This is not just an inspiration but my breakthrough as well. I'M a zimbabwean national residing overseas exploring the youtube about agricultural ideas.i believe i will also get help into my first steps into agriculture animal husbandry.i will keep on watching and learning m grateful to you africanf arming
family.
Some good nuggets in this video. Watching from Zimbabwe.
Thinking of coming back home to start farming as well
i AM SO INSPIRED MAY THIS CHANNEL RISE
Very Inspiring, I would love to learn from bhudi Duncan as he has walked the path I'm heading towards to
Been binge watching this channel
Great work brother . Keep it up
Inspirational! Thank you for sharing.
T4
Thanks a lot for informative series.
Wow, I am inspired.
Keep it up Danken lm truly inspired
Thanks alot for this program it's really informing
Thanks so much for this knowledge may u continue and the Almighty God bless you abundantly
Amazing, very encouraging--Jesus is Lord.
This is amazing... The notes are short I need more. Wanna be duncan of Swaziland/Eswatini.
Excellent focus sis. Keep your lamp burning bright on the hill:)
dont understand much but the farming is remarkable
Love u see farmers 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Inspiring nd motivating statements from fellow farmers we will try to convert ur words into practical reality
My salutations from Botswana
I love people farming in the kgalagadi.
you make me happy
Love the show
I love people who are drunk with passion.
Great job
kego utlwa thata Ntate Duncan.
Waouuuu Nice vraiment
Very informative series.
Master Piece 👌🏼👌🏼
Wow l am inspired
Inspiring
May you please put the links to these good specialist on your description. That could be handy
This is Talespan area... Come to Botswana ..o tla bona
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Hi there, very inspiring and encouraging. Is it possible that I can contact or meet with Mr Serapelwane for business and for guidance/mentorship?
👍👍👍
Love from Pakistan
Season 2 pls
Hi Sir my name is Lesiba Samuel kolobe i love to farm
I would like to reach out to the giant Mr Duncan. I would an aspiring breeder most especially bonsmara.
Ga sebe le maiketso EYTA DAAH.
waiting for season 2
Also me
Reggie's voice is similar to Mkhuleko Hlengwa's
Hi do you guys sell cattle
In SA there is big problem whit criminals ho killing the farmers...
And Anc government dont protect them.
voetsek idiot
@@kokasi7174 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I like farming to grow calves.
Would love to know why nguni cattle isnt as popular as bonsmara cattle in commercial farming
weight and carcass yield. they also take a bit long to mature.
Nguni are small and their price is law when it ces to the market,commercial farming is about making money,nothing else.
@@josephnakale7343 I was just trying to understand why it wasn’t as commercially viable. I wasn’t trying to infer anything else. As far as price being low that’s artificially created by the market, pride can change when the consumer market attributes value. Now the point of yield is I think the more important factor. I wonder if they can’t be used for specialty meats category, do they have particular taste that would set it apart?
i just love u
How do I get ahold of RRE Serapelwane am based at Mahikeng
Dont u offer online training
Hello how are you sister I am coming to Africa you help me. I am farming instead
OMG
,🙌🏿🙌🏿🙏🏼🙏🏼
Ujufuya iinkomo akuyinkinga maar umhlaba yinkinga enkulu
What local language is she speaking in?
Zulu
@@trdperformance1203 😊 Thanks
Ok
The Afrikaner/Dutch farming methods in SA !! Bonsmara Cattle ,hunting and wearing the kaki clothes speaks volumes !!
If you don't like how they dress live the party.
Every human Being dresses the European way. But because it's SA haters shall arise 🤣
I don´t urdestand why you put the title in English if you speak another language!
Trophy hunting is gross and should be burned
Poor journalism
poor mind
@@celimbokazi5811 but I am rich
You are entitled to your opinion, no matter how misguided or ignorant such an opinion is...
Rre Serapelwane ke tlhoka poho , incase you consider selling I am available