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African Tigress no wonder you were so excited when you came to Ghana and went to the farm,great idea to farm,I love to farm too so you know I’m not going to miss any of those farming vlogs,so glad to see people make great decisions the river is a plus on the farm too,thanks.
Farming/agriculture is the way to go in Africa. We have fertile lands and can feed ourselves....I don't understand why people think farming is for poor people🤦🏽♀️. We need to change this mentality as Africans. My uncle has a farm and grows his own vegetables and maize, he never has to buy cornmeal which we use to make nshima.
I don't understand this mindset either, it really makes me angry and worried because it is so regressive. I love gardeining, but in the UK you've only got a short window with which to grow, in Africa it is summer all year round. I also want to develop my own variety of pepper by cross breeding, that would take YEARS in the UK, in Africa I could test many new generations in one year!
Growing up in Ethiopia in the fifties and sixties surrounded by a lot of farming, I wanted to be a farmer. Then when I noticed how our traditional farming method required a long hard day, I switched to be an engineer here in the U.S., in the midst of the most fertile mechanized farm region in the central valley of California. My first love being a farmer had never left me and when I see our African young people going back to our origin using mechanized and modern farming methods, it makes me grateful that I lived long to see this dream of mine come true. Keep it up and enjoy the ride as well as the destination.
You can conveniently handle the two. In fact, I saw the channel of a couple living in Gambia, who came back from the diaspora, and is running a large farm, from where they get contents for their blogging
@@user-mt4fw6sh9e this is the problem with Africa in general. We hide what we have and in doing so we are unable to teach each other how to get there too. Goals will always seem unachievable if they are not celebrated.
I DEFINITELY ADMIRE YOUR VISION!!YOU DIDN'T TRAVEL FOR NOTHING FOR SURE, YOU DEFINITELY ARE VISIONARY, PROUD OF YOU. TAKING LIFE TO ANOTHER LEVEL. YOU DEFINITELY HAVE PATIENCE. LAND LOOKS GREAT 👍TOO. EXCELLENT LOCATION.
A silent subscriber but this one I can't be quite. Don't mind the haters you know what it's said a tree without fruits no one can throw stones at it. You have really inspired me congrats and keep going gal. Am motivated to do apple farming someday in the near future. This is the way to go farming is the future for Africa.
Welcome to the Avocado 🥑 Growing Family Tigress! From one Farmer to another, great to see you documenting your journey & adventure to Farming/Nature in Africa! We send good vibes your way & much Blessings for a super successful & abundant bountiful Harvest! Cheers
@@AFRICANTIGRESS Yes, it's been a minute...Sure, we can reconnect in due time & share Farming notes, experiences, & best practices..BackToNature is here to support you on your journey! Keep up the good work 👍🏾
We know a family from Africa who have a huge Avocado plantation in Australia - very profitable business but these Avocado trees need lots of water. Let's hope the river doesn't dry up. I noticed one of the young Avo trees looking very dry - probably not being watered..
African Tigress, you always come across as someone with a great head over your shoulders. One of my favorite youtubers. Avocados are a super food with ever increasing demand in the Western world so you are on to something. Kenya is the 6th largest exporter in the world so here is wishing you all the success. I love to see good genuine people win. Congrats sis!
What a beautiful peace of land. Unfortunately I'm from eastern Ethiopia so we don't get this lush green, and very fertile soil. I love your spirit sis, I pray the creator makes everything easier for you
Lady with a golden heart, intelligent and thinking about her future. Love your personality and AURA great investment for the future, may God continue to bless you always
Congratulations, this was wonderful to see, I loved seeing the grafting as well. I recently watched someone graft two scotch bonnet stalks on to a sweet pepper plant, you can really graft pretty much anything.
Wow are you truly doing this?This is a great venture.What a blessing.Good vibes and wishing you the best of luck my dear sis.When I want to buy land I am coming for your advice
Well thought out. Quite strategic. Kisumu city and its vast International Airport being in the neighborhood means you potentially have a substantial domestic and international market for your produce. Western Kenya has great agricultural soil. It's time natives quit cane growing for fruit/vegetable production. This is truly inspirational, especially for the energetic youth who have been shying away from farming as a source of income.
Good job congratulations sis am a hydroponics farmer myself 1 year in and am loving, practicing being self sufficient, we grow various types of veggies , we are located in Bondo looking forward to linking up in the future 👌❤️🇰🇪🇮🇸
Seven years seems like forever 😂😂 but i guess that's one important aspect of farming, " patience". Thnx a lot, this is really motivational, especially for us in Botswana where avocados are scarce.
Tigress the farmer lol. Love this. Great to see young Africans go into farming. You are going to inspire lots of young ones. Good to see that you hired farm managers. Farming requires skills and hiring those with experience is going to help a lot.
Nice content AT, very nice content forget about flashie things agriculture is the future for Africa. You don't need fertilizer to grow crops in Africa, will a hungry man go and live in the real estate? Africa most wake up and Starts using what they have, after they will be running to the colonial that treated them very Bad before and the colonies have not Change. Big up with the best decision ever 👍🏿
Congratulations. You have made the start and you won't regret it. No matter ones education/profession, farming is the way forward. You seems to have selected a proper farm land. Not like some places where the lands with the most rocks and have no water are sold as farm land, while the most irrigated and flat land go into housing. And you also started out while you are youthful. I am proud of the African countries that see farming as important and also engaging the youth. In the diaspora most youth see farming as outdated, and don't mind buying imported food.
To be honest am so proud of you farming is very lmportant in life, as without food we can't survive and l love farming too, although l don't have a farm, as the time we were young my Dad used to love farming alot, so during some weekends or holidays we used to visit the farm, l pray to God one day to have my own big farm.
Oh I'm happy for you African Tigress. I personally cannot ask for more than owning a piece of land, what more doing a wonderful avocado project, I really love this.
Congratulations on your farming!what an amazing avocado farm!way to go.Am so encouraged by farming cos I grew up in the farm.Lets join hands together to feed our people.good job!
Congratulations. Your vision actually matches with mine 😀 no much to say but May the Lord give us more strength and provision to make the vision and help our people 😊😇💪🇨🇩 ubarikiwe. 😊
Doing farming with a river nearby is smart because avocado is one of the fruits that uses a a lot of water and can literally dry an area in a short while. But my advice don't dig or cultivate too close to the river bank for your safety others and for land conservation, instead you can plant trees around the river bank for conservation purposes. If l may ask, where is this place and what is the name of the river?
Hello African Tigress, as a farm enthusiasts who wishes to own my farm soon, I really love what you do.. This is a good course you are on. Kindly any leads on how one can own land in your neighborhood, what are the prices per acre? Thanks.
Great job gal. You mean avocados does well in nyanza too? Or that's Kakamega? That river is so close and great farming resource. Love your farming sprint
Very good investment , I love farming too ,hate the process of land buying farms and hate the fact that pple bury their loved ones in farms so the downside is when you purchase land with one or two graves you don't what to do with them . I'm a large scale cane farmer and despite the politics and state of the sugar industry it is still very lucrative .
Thank you African Tigress for taking me around with you and also for the favour to help me when I have questions. I will contact you. I am your neighbour across the border.
Medicinal plants used to create medicine 💊 also very profitable for export to Europe. Also french beans and macadamia. You can also grow pasture, feed goats and export to Arab countries or sell to KMC ✅💯💯
@@AFRICANTIGRESS Can you give me info about the export species? You said we can ask, or maybe you can make a full video about the full process. Want to try ovacado exports
Ukraine 👀, Africa's leaders seem to like giving Ukraine their money. Is your solely dedicated to growing crops for export? Do you sell produce to the cities in Kenya? Your farm is impressive and is a smart decision. Ah Madam Business, you de try o!!!👏
@@AFRICANTIGRESS Hongera sana mdogo wangu, you will inspire many dear, I hope you spread the word more about farming cause agriculture is the back bone of Africa. I hope you inspire more to farming as you did doing you tube.
Congrats dear, wish you success in your new endeavour. Farming is lucrative but involves hardwork and you are one hardworking lady so you will cope well. Cheers
My queen, starting a farm is the best idea you could have done, farming is a billion-dollar business, and the biggest billionaires on this planet are in agriculture, I am currently preparing to start a small sandwich restaurant to make money to buy land to start my own farm, my intention is to export my product to the Caribbean, which is where I am from, apart from avocados I suggest you try to do oranges too, oranges like avocados are supper foods and with the shortage of oranges in the west, orange juice making factories are struggling to find good quality oranges, and because of that oranges are in really high demand right now! Navel Oranges are apparently the most popular oranges that are being cultivated in California, which you know cultivates most of the oranges coming out of America, that's why it's called the sunshine state, parts from them having sun all year round, they also got the nickname because of all the oranges farms in the area, 50% of all oranges cultivated in California are navel oranges, the other 14% is the Valencia oranges, Don't sleep on this, take advantage of the land you have and make money, my queen.
Hongera dada. How many hass avocado trees do you have ? Just a tip:To increase your fruit production, try to add about 25% of the fuerte avocado variety.
Ms AT, we have always heard (in the USA ), that Africa’s soil is the most fertile ! Drop a seed n it grows! I sent Kim Ug some seeds , waiting on the pics! In addition to our 9-5 we farm in NC on our land! Great blog!
Farming is the future - Africa as a whole continent has the land, soil and climate to produce every type of crop needed. Millet will be the next big crop in 5 years. Avocados are always popular, but please grow your own and not the "Hass" version that we have in the US. Btw and avocado cost me $2.50 usd per avocado, they are expensive here. And please, please, please, stop selling your land to China or Chinese companies. Lease the land so you can always make income.
Shalom Family MOST HIGH BLESS I was wondering if we could get a interview with you unapologetically speaking on why black Americans should move to Africa .
Nice one AT..Nowadays Agriculture/investing in farming is the way to go more-so the future for young, agile youths of Africa..I pray you become succesful more-so expand into different areas of it in the nearest future!..God bless ur hustle!..when it comes to farming..never give up, stay focused and persevere..i tell you this out of my memorable, unforgettable past experiences i had coz i have been there as well running some aspects of it specifically as regards dealing in commercial fish farming a huge one at that with about 25 very large concerete reservoirs/ponds with each containing six thousand fingerlings approximately aside, from the sixty thousand fingerlings we produce each year in conjunction for several years at some point and it was really, hugely succesfull later on..not so much when we first started..infact we started making back our profits after 6 years due to a lot of factors i.e. unfavourable seasonal climate conditions, fragile dna prone unhealthy fingerlings that just refuses to grow as expected despite adequate feeding until we started producing ours of quality, some grumpy customers especially are mostly at the forefront of that too lool..after labouring for six months coz that's the average life cycle of the fishes again specifically catfishes in transforming from fingerlings to maturity to when you are ready to sell them whilst gaining enough weights when put on a scale in other to avoid your customers making a mockery out of the whole thing with all the stress and pains you might have gone through or incure in taking care of them for those specific aforementioned months or less as the case may be sometimes like even within 5 months so it depends on the quality of feeding and welfare overall..From my experience, i observed some if not most of the customers were very stingy and largely inconsiderate to the extent that they will even price the hell out of it/short change you as if you created the farm for them to just pick whatever and as well leave free of charge..though it was largely owned by my Dad..so back then we were two initially then became three later on managing it including myself, along with the other two professionals he hired while i had few of mine too lol within the space at the back of our house also for consumption purposes mostly..Moreover, where some of the teething problems will be for any one that is just starting the business of fish farming largely will be in the area of cost of feeding the fishes i.e. essentially buying all those specially made costly fish food full bags of copens, buying their powder format drugs that is mixed with flour/local floating feed and some other condiments e.tc..but the good news however, is that catfish especially tend to eat a lot of several home made foods you give to them like Eba, Bread, Intestines, Maggots e.tc...basically solid/light foods lol..so you can cut down feeding costs when they reach the three month half of maturity stage or even at two months..at this point don't let me bore you any further..so looking forward myself to investing in the poultry and as well piggery side of things very soon..do take care and stay blessed!..Much love.xxxxxxx
This is an interesting documentary. Would you be comfortable providing a profile of your farm for your viewers e.g. where is the farm, what was your experience in purchasing the farm, what informed your choice of avocado as your first venture, what challenges have you met along the way, what are your cost-benefit projections.
It would be nice but any business person would not share their total business plan. What is interesting is that too many of us Africans set up businesses with no real clue of all the costs involved and projected revenues and many get burned. Another observation is people only looking at the buying and selling price of a product and not capturing or accounting for all the intermediate costs involved. That said, i have heard Kenya is the 6th highest avocado exporter in the world with Mexico and other South American countries at the top. Avocados are a superfood and in ever increasing demand in the Western world so if managed well she should be successful. Best wishes to her.
Oh that's GREAT news! Please please get posting more farming videos and be the ambassador of growing our own food. Look at Russia Ukraine war and how Africa is now being affected through food shortage
Fence the farm please.....it is expensive but worth it.....and plant trees on the edges ...looks like folks there have not embraced modern fencincing of their farms ( abit kienyeji)....I guess also land is still cheap there... seize that opportunity and acquire more land, it is a sure bet investment for future. Upgrade and Beutify your farm.....please borrow ideas from Beati Firma Farm owned by Bea Alonzo or JK Magutt's farm.. .. beutiful places. Check them out and give me your feedback. I cant believe that your land straddles a whole river.....what a catch!
Most of the time I'm buying land I always ensure its close to a river... It helps with irrigation!... Checked their farm. It's a work in progress for me also I don't think with redsoil my farm can look like that
First time commenting your vidéo🙂 I just wanna say CONGRATULATIONS!!! hard work can give you what you want. This inspires me and i hope one day i can buy a farm too. Yours looks sooo peaceful, i love it. I'm originaly from central africa. Keep up hard working miss african tigress. Love you From Nice, France🙂
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Congratulations A.T
Name the river
You will reach even a million don’t worry
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African Tigress no wonder you were so excited when you came to Ghana and went to the farm,great idea to farm,I love to farm too so you know I’m not going to miss any of those farming vlogs,so glad to see people make great decisions the river is a plus on the farm too,thanks.
Farming/agriculture is the way to go in Africa. We have fertile lands and can feed ourselves....I don't understand why people think farming is for poor people🤦🏽♀️. We need to change this mentality as Africans. My uncle has a farm and grows his own vegetables and maize, he never has to buy cornmeal which we use to make nshima.
I don't understand this mindset either, it really makes me angry and worried because it is so regressive. I love gardeining, but in the UK you've only got a short window with which to grow, in Africa it is summer all year round. I also want to develop my own variety of pepper by cross breeding, that would take YEARS in the UK, in Africa I could test many new generations in one year!
Nshima milaala ni matamba mazaza ekelekeleeee
You grow what you eat , and eat what you grow !! Truly an eye opening challenge for me.
Growing up in Ethiopia in the fifties and sixties surrounded by a lot of farming, I wanted to be a farmer. Then when I noticed how our traditional farming method required a long hard day, I switched to be an engineer here in the U.S., in the midst of the most fertile mechanized farm region in the central valley of California. My first love being a farmer had never left me and when I see our African young people going back to our origin using mechanized and modern farming methods, it makes me grateful that I lived long to see this dream of mine come true. Keep it up and enjoy the ride as well as the destination.
Go join them bro
how did you immigrate to US and funded yourself for education?
You can conveniently handle the two. In fact, I saw the channel of a couple living in Gambia, who came back from the diaspora, and is running a large farm, from where they get contents for their blogging
Kenyans👆keep showing people what you have. The will want it. Kenyans need wisdom.
@@user-mt4fw6sh9e this is the problem with Africa in general. We hide what we have and in doing so we are unable to teach each other how to get there too. Goals will always seem unachievable if they are not celebrated.
So kind of you to allow them to grow their own food in your land
Good for you African Tigress, I’m so inspired
I DEFINITELY ADMIRE YOUR VISION!!YOU DIDN'T TRAVEL FOR NOTHING FOR SURE, YOU DEFINITELY ARE VISIONARY, PROUD OF YOU. TAKING LIFE TO ANOTHER LEVEL. YOU DEFINITELY HAVE PATIENCE. LAND LOOKS GREAT 👍TOO. EXCELLENT LOCATION.
A silent subscriber but this one I can't be quite. Don't mind the haters you know what it's said a tree without fruits no one can throw stones at it. You have really inspired me congrats and keep going gal. Am motivated to do apple farming someday in the near future. This is the way to go farming is the future for Africa.
Thank you dear 🤗
So proud of all you are doing! Thanks for showcasing places in Africa and your farming land!
You inspire us African Tigress, congratulations. I will own mine also soon in Jesus Name, Amen.
Welcome to the Avocado 🥑 Growing Family Tigress!
From one Farmer to another, great to see you documenting your journey & adventure to Farming/Nature in Africa!
We send good vibes your way & much Blessings for a super successful & abundant bountiful Harvest!
Cheers
Thank you Kunga! Longtime. We should catch up
@@AFRICANTIGRESS Yes, it's been a minute...Sure, we can reconnect in due time & share Farming notes, experiences, & best practices..BackToNature is here to support you on your journey!
Keep up the good work 👍🏾
We know a family from Africa who have a huge Avocado plantation in Australia - very profitable business but these Avocado trees need lots of water. Let's hope the river doesn't dry up. I noticed one of the young Avo trees looking very dry - probably not being watered..
@@MichaelThompson-jq3zf River never dries up. Hailstorms affected the river
I am very impressed with what you are doing. I knew you had it in you. Grow what you eat and eat what you grow. Excellent saying for todays world.
Thank you 🤗
It’s so beautiful African Tigress. I’d like to see both farming and real estate vlogs
I'll make it possible sis
@@AFRICANTIGRESS thanks
This is beautiful. Love the landscape. Farming is definitely the future. Would love to see more videos about the farm. It's a great investment.
African Tigress, you always come across as someone with a great head over your shoulders. One of my favorite youtubers. Avocados are a super food with ever increasing demand in the Western world so you are on to something. Kenya is the 6th largest exporter in the world so here is wishing you all the success. I love to see good genuine people win. Congrats sis!
Thank you Muchi. I'm humbled
What a beautiful peace of land. Unfortunately I'm from eastern Ethiopia so we don't get this lush green, and very fertile soil. I love your spirit sis, I pray the creator makes everything easier for you
Thank you 🤗
Well done beautiful Lady, keep your focus and inspire other young Africans to get in farming.
Lady with a golden heart, intelligent and thinking about her future. Love your personality and AURA great investment for the future, may God continue to bless you always
Thank you 🤗
My first time in this channel and I fell in love with it straight ,Farming is far much profitable than people think
Karibu Stephen Mwangi share with friends
Congratulations, this was wonderful to see, I loved seeing the grafting as well. I recently watched someone graft two scotch bonnet stalks on to a sweet pepper plant, you can really graft pretty much anything.
Thank you Mari
Wow are you truly doing this?This is a great venture.What a blessing.Good vibes and wishing you the best of luck my dear sis.When I want to buy land I am coming for your advice
I can't wait for your call
Well thought out. Quite strategic. Kisumu city and its vast International Airport being in the neighborhood means you potentially have a substantial domestic and international market for your produce. Western Kenya has great agricultural soil. It's time natives quit cane growing for fruit/vegetable production. This is truly inspirational, especially for the energetic youth who have been shying away from farming as a source of income.
we kenyans must protect our rural areas. ;et rural areas be rural and cities be cities.
Well done African Tigress 🐯🐅. Feeling inspired from South Africa 🇿🇦
Good Morning African Tigress
Congratulation of Farm purchase and farming business. You are Great and I celebrate with you this Achievement
Good to see you get into farming sister,we need to get more streams of income and be versatile.Good job Tigress.
The green amaranth plant we call calalloo in Jamaica. Its one of our most popular greens that we eat.
Good job congratulations sis am a hydroponics farmer myself 1 year in and am loving, practicing being self sufficient, we grow various types of veggies , we are located in Bondo looking forward to linking up in the future 👌❤️🇰🇪🇮🇸
Seven years seems like forever 😂😂 but i guess that's one important aspect of farming, " patience". Thnx a lot, this is really motivational, especially for us in Botswana where avocados are scarce.
Tigress the farmer lol. Love this. Great to see young Africans go into farming. You are going to inspire lots of young ones.
Good to see that you hired farm managers. Farming requires skills and hiring those with experience is going to help a lot.
Nice content AT, very nice content forget about flashie things agriculture is the future for Africa. You don't need fertilizer to grow crops in Africa, will a hungry man go and live in the real estate? Africa most wake up and Starts using what they have, after they will be running to the colonial that treated them very Bad before and the colonies have not Change. Big up with the best decision ever 👍🏿
AWESOME!!! You are a Big Icon. Always inspired by you!!! Keep rolling girl.!!!!
Very motivating. I think you can make it. You have already showed resilience through your travels. Big ups👍 to this project.
I've seen my sweet ass on here twice! 😁😁 I'm so proud of you sis ❤️ Farming is indeed the future of Africa!
😂😂😂😂😂
14 acres, you are doing well, congratulations and wishing you the very best on your farming journey.
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BOTH! Congratulations!!!
That is the way to go farming if you know what you're doing. You have covered your basis very well and I have no doubt you will succeed.
Great work my daughter. Definite achievement. All my abagusii friends are genuinely excited and proud of u. All my blessings.
Mbuyamono ❤️
Hi dea I need shamba hiyo ni place gani naona ni poa juu kuna maji
Congratulations. You have made the start and you won't regret it. No matter ones education/profession, farming is the way forward. You seems to have selected a proper farm land. Not like some places where the lands with the most rocks and have no water are sold as farm land, while the most irrigated and flat land go into housing. And you also started out while you are youthful. I am proud of the African countries that see farming as important and also engaging the youth. In the diaspora most youth see farming as outdated, and don't mind buying imported food.
Thank you Alvira
Nice farm AT and good thinking ahead to the future we need more young people in Agricultura
Wow!! Insta360 is so cool, Nice opening AT. We Ghanaians love you😎.
To be honest am so proud of you farming is very lmportant in life, as without food we can't survive and l love farming too, although l don't have a farm, as the time we were young my Dad used to love farming alot, so during some weekends or holidays we used to visit the farm, l pray to God one day to have my own big farm.
I love this innovation and I thought avocado 🥑 grow up like trees or like pears 🍐.
very very proud of you... if you have travelled you will realise that Africa is blessed with the best soils, weather good for growing food.
That maize and beans mix is called Mutakura, all the other activities are akin to Zim.
Nice one sister❤❤ hongera sana!!
Way to walk your farm in funky wellingtons😃
Cultivating and keeping plant life is the oldest duty of man. It will always be foremost
Oh I'm happy for you African Tigress. I personally cannot ask for more than owning a piece of land, what more doing a wonderful avocado project, I really love this.
I'm going to be a farmer pretty soon, thank you tigress for the amazing video.
You are welcome
Congratulations on your farming!what an amazing avocado farm!way to go.Am so encouraged by farming cos I grew up in the farm.Lets join hands together to feed our people.good job!
I own 30 acres back in Nigeria and I am planting palm trees and plantain
Saturday morning ☀
Blessed Your land and All Your spoTs 🍉
Amen African Tigress 🌴
Congratulations. Your vision actually matches with mine 😀 no much to say but May the Lord give us more strength and provision to make the vision and help our people 😊😇💪🇨🇩 ubarikiwe. 😊
Doing farming with a river nearby is smart because avocado is one of the fruits that uses a a lot of water and can literally dry an area in a short while. But my advice don't dig or cultivate too close to the river bank for your safety others and for land conservation, instead you can plant trees around the river bank for conservation purposes. If l may ask, where is this place and what is the name of the river?
Wow! Congrats for your big farm … more blessings to come !!!! Stay humble and kind !!
Thanks my dear for sharing. I love farming with all my heart.
Hello African Tigress, as a farm enthusiasts who wishes to own my farm soon, I really love what you do.. This is a good course you are on. Kindly any leads on how one can own land in your neighborhood, what are the prices per acre? Thanks.
Great job gal. You mean avocados does well in nyanza too? Or that's Kakamega? That river is so close and great farming resource. Love your farming sprint
Wow, that is a great investment. Carry on!
Very good investment , I love farming too ,hate the process of land buying farms and hate the fact that pple bury their loved ones in farms so the downside is when you purchase land with one or two graves you don't what to do with them . I'm a large scale cane farmer and despite the politics and state of the sugar industry it is still very lucrative .
Wow never thought of sugarcane
The people who work, The farm can enjoy the land everyday,this is long seven years, congratulations.
Thank you African Tigress for taking me around with you and also for the favour to help me when I have questions. I will contact you. I am your neighbour across the border.
Medicinal plants used to create medicine 💊 also very profitable for export to Europe. Also french beans and macadamia. You can also grow pasture, feed goats and export to Arab countries or sell to KMC ✅💯💯
I have a Macadamia farm,will take you there someday
@@AFRICANTIGRESS Can you give me info about the export species? You said we can ask, or maybe you can make a full video about the full process. Want to try ovacado exports
The traditional vegetable you called 'murenda' I think is what you said, in Zimbabwe we call it derere in Shona and delele in Ndebele.
Enderema in kenya Abagusii tribe
In Kenya we also have “ terere” I think it’s similar to your delele.
In kikuyu language...kenya...it's called Terere..
Ukraine 👀, Africa's leaders seem to like giving Ukraine their money.
Is your solely dedicated to growing crops for export? Do you sell produce to the cities in Kenya?
Your farm is impressive and is a smart decision.
Ah Madam Business, you de try o!!!👏
Yes we do but export gives more money
@@AFRICANTIGRESS Hongera sana mdogo wangu, you will inspire many dear, I hope you spread the word more about farming cause agriculture is the back bone of Africa. I hope you inspire more to farming as you did doing you tube.
This is awesome‼️ I had no idea it took that long for the avocado to produce its fruit.
Congrats dear, wish you success in your new endeavour. Farming is lucrative but involves hardwork and you are one hardworking lady so you will cope well. Cheers
Keep winning. Looking forward to collaborating with you.
What a huge farm!! We need those avocados to come to the U.S.!!
Great work. Keep pushing for Africa
My queen, starting a farm is the best idea you could have done, farming is a billion-dollar business, and the biggest billionaires on this planet are in agriculture, I am currently preparing to start a small sandwich restaurant to make money to buy land to start my own farm, my intention is to export my product to the Caribbean, which is where I am from, apart from avocados I suggest you try to do oranges too, oranges like avocados are supper foods and with the shortage of oranges in the west, orange juice making factories are struggling to find good quality oranges, and because of that oranges are in really high demand right now! Navel Oranges are apparently the most popular oranges that are being cultivated in California, which you know cultivates most of the oranges coming out of America, that's why it's called the sunshine state, parts from them having sun all year round, they also got the nickname because of all the oranges farms in the area, 50% of all oranges cultivated in California are navel oranges, the other 14% is the Valencia oranges, Don't sleep on this, take advantage of the land you have and make money, my queen.
AFRICAN TIGRESS Please create a Series on Agribusiness and Farming 🚜 in AFRICA 🌍 Thanks Sis 😊
I LOVE this video Africa is the future. My god look at all that beautiful green land. Much prosperity
Thank you Olasumbo
Hongera dada.
How many hass avocado trees do you have ?
Just a tip:To increase your fruit production, try to add about 25% of the fuerte avocado variety.
Videos like yours are helping to change my mindset about farming. Thank you for this!
Ms AT, we have always heard (in the USA ), that Africa’s soil is the most fertile ! Drop a seed n it grows! I sent Kim Ug some seeds , waiting on the pics! In addition to our 9-5 we farm in NC on our land! Great blog!
Love the farming! We have that childhood plants in Jamaica 🇯🇲 too
I never grow old of it
Congratulations good job keep on i love your work so much
Thank you for your hard work and sharing of this video I'll follow your videos and subscribe in the future thank you.
Congratulations in all your Endeavors!
Yes agriculture is one of my favorite subjects, 😍❤
Try a high ground, mountain ⛰area,cool years around ,as
Retreat and temperate fruits
Farming is the future - Africa as a whole continent has the land, soil and climate to produce every type of crop needed. Millet will be the next big crop in 5 years. Avocados are always popular, but please grow your own and not the "Hass" version that we have in the US. Btw and avocado cost me $2.50 usd per avocado, they are expensive here. And please, please, please, stop selling your land to China or Chinese companies. Lease the land so you can always make income.
Isn't everybody doing avacadoes? Please do a good mix of mangoes avocados. Beans , kale. Okra, potatoes sweet and Irish.
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Are you her boss!!
Interesting Topic I'm glad you're talking about it
Can't wait to start buying from you farm fish Avacardo and all the vegetables
Shalom Family MOST HIGH BLESS I was wondering if we could get a interview with you unapologetically speaking on why black Americans should move to Africa .
Yeeeeesss Sis! I am so proud of you. Keep up the good work!
smart move 👌 congratulations
God bless your hustle that is the line of my business
Thank you
This video inspires us that indeed farming is attractive
Hello African tigress xx
Great project I wish you all the best yes we need farming in Africa
Thanks for your congratulations please leave some of them for the Africans as well
Nice one AT..Nowadays Agriculture/investing in farming is the way to go more-so the future for young, agile youths of Africa..I pray you become succesful more-so expand into different areas of it in the nearest future!..God bless ur hustle!..when it comes to farming..never give up, stay focused and persevere..i tell you this out of my memorable, unforgettable past experiences i had coz i have been there as well running some aspects of it specifically as regards dealing in commercial fish farming a huge one at that with about 25 very large concerete reservoirs/ponds with each containing six thousand fingerlings approximately aside, from the sixty thousand fingerlings we produce each year in conjunction for several years at some point and it was really, hugely succesfull later on..not so much when we first started..infact we started making back our profits after 6 years due to a lot of factors i.e. unfavourable seasonal climate conditions, fragile dna prone unhealthy fingerlings that just refuses to grow as expected despite adequate feeding until we started producing ours of quality, some grumpy customers especially are mostly at the forefront of that too lool..after labouring for six months coz that's the average life cycle of the fishes again specifically catfishes in transforming from fingerlings to maturity to when you are ready to sell them whilst gaining enough weights when put on a scale in other to avoid your customers making a mockery out of the whole thing with all the stress and pains you might have gone through or incure in taking care of them for those specific aforementioned months or less as the case may be sometimes like even within 5 months so it depends on the quality of feeding and welfare overall..From my experience, i observed some if not most of the customers were very stingy and largely inconsiderate to the extent that they will even price the hell out of it/short change you as if you created the farm for them to just pick whatever and as well leave free of charge..though it was largely owned by my Dad..so back then we were two initially then became three later on managing it including myself, along with the other two professionals he hired while i had few of mine too lol within the space at the back of our house also for consumption purposes mostly..Moreover, where some of the teething problems will be for any one that is just starting the business of fish farming largely will be in the area of cost of feeding the fishes i.e. essentially buying all those specially made costly fish food full bags of copens, buying their powder format drugs that is mixed with flour/local floating feed and some other condiments e.tc..but the good news however, is that catfish especially tend to eat a lot of several home made foods you give to them like Eba, Bread, Intestines, Maggots e.tc...basically solid/light foods lol..so you can cut down feeding costs when they reach the three month half of maturity stage or even at two months..at this point don't let me bore you any further..so looking forward myself to investing in the poultry and as well piggery side of things very soon..do take care and stay blessed!..Much love.xxxxxxx
Farm and vlog on progress
This is an interesting documentary. Would you be comfortable providing a profile of your farm for your viewers e.g. where is the farm, what was your experience in purchasing the farm, what informed your choice of avocado as your first venture, what challenges have you met along the way, what are your cost-benefit projections.
It would be nice but any business person would not share their total business plan. What is interesting is that too many of us Africans set up businesses with no real clue of all the costs involved and projected revenues and many get burned. Another observation is people only looking at the buying and selling price of a product and not capturing or accounting for all the intermediate costs involved. That said, i have heard Kenya is the 6th highest avocado exporter in the world with Mexico and other South American countries at the top. Avocados are a superfood and in ever increasing demand in the Western world so if managed well she should be successful. Best wishes to her.
Oh that's GREAT news! Please please get posting more farming videos and be the ambassador of growing our own food. Look at Russia Ukraine war and how Africa is now being affected through food shortage
Fence the farm please.....it is expensive but worth it.....and plant trees on the edges ...looks like folks there have not embraced modern fencincing of their farms ( abit kienyeji)....I guess also land is still cheap there... seize that opportunity and acquire more land, it is a sure bet investment for future. Upgrade and Beutify your farm.....please borrow ideas from Beati Firma Farm owned by Bea Alonzo or JK Magutt's farm.. .. beutiful places. Check them out and give me your feedback. I cant believe that your land straddles a whole river.....what a catch!
Most of the time I'm buying land I always ensure its close to a river... It helps with irrigation!... Checked their farm. It's a work in progress for me also I don't think with redsoil my farm can look like that
First time commenting your vidéo🙂
I just wanna say CONGRATULATIONS!!!
hard work can give you what you want. This inspires me and i hope one day i can buy a farm too. Yours looks sooo peaceful, i love it.
I'm originaly from central africa.
Keep up hard working miss african tigress.
Love you
From Nice, France🙂
Good job AT. What type of pump do you use to pump water from the river to the tanks?