Most of Nicaragua food is what you would call in the US Organic, they do not pump hormones and anti biotics to the poultry, pigs or cows, most of them are roaming free!! They will stop traffic on the roads, the chickens don't look like a baby Pterodactyl, one of the things about Nicaragua is that it has decent roads, but in some small towns, the infrastructure is lacking, you showed us a video of you heading to your farm and the road was horrible, the lack of water and reliable electricity is a challenge for me, I can't live without A/C este Indio Pata Rajada is used to the comforts of the 1st world :) Saludos mi amigo BTW I was born in Corinto, NIcaragua.
Hey crash! Another good informational video. Your POV is different than mine but good stuff. While I watched it I was thinking that you should do a video with your wife and have her share her perspective. Anyways, I gotta get back up there for a visit. Maybe we'll make another video too. Be well hermano!
Very interesting insight and perspective! I might come back to Nicaragua to cycle around, maybe visit you, only if the Sandinistas haven’t seen my RUclips videos 😅cheers!
Thank you for all the valuable tips and information! I would have one question regarding health: are there common infective diseases in the country? Like malaria or dengue fever? Some countries recommend to get vaccinated against yellow fever and hepathitis before visiting Nicaragua, would you recommend it?
Thank you for another great video. I have a couple of questions. If you still have family and friends in the US, can they ship the orders to you? Also, how difficult is it to move our things to nicaragua?
I like this type of Q&A video and would like to see more of these. 😊
You got it amigo!
Thanks for doing this man! Love learning more about Nicaragua.
Glad you like them!
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Thank you so much for answering my question! All great information!
No problem amigo!
Most of Nicaragua food is what you would call in the US Organic, they do not pump hormones and anti biotics to the poultry, pigs or cows, most of them are roaming free!! They will stop traffic on the roads, the chickens don't look like a baby Pterodactyl, one of the things about Nicaragua is that it has decent roads, but in some small towns, the infrastructure is lacking, you showed us a video of you heading to your farm and the road was horrible, the lack of water and reliable electricity is a challenge for me, I can't live without A/C este Indio Pata Rajada is used to the comforts of the 1st world :) Saludos mi amigo BTW I was born in Corinto, NIcaragua.
Thank you 🙏 great information delivered concisely.
Thanks Amy!
Thanks for answering my question 🙂
No problem amigo! Thanks for asking.
Hey crash! Another good informational video. Your POV is different than mine but good stuff. While I watched it I was thinking that you should do a video with your wife and have her share her perspective. Anyways, I gotta get back up there for a visit. Maybe we'll make another video too. Be well hermano!
lol! Thanks a good idea Brett! I will try and get my wife on the channel! People will like it! We are waiting for your visit! Cheers!
Ocotal ❤.
Great Information. I hope to retire in 2 years and move there.
Thank you!
Great video, thank you. I will DM you
sounds good amiga!
You can grow and have a small farming nicaragua. Off grid....prices are so cheap for now.
Very interesting insight and perspective! I might come back to Nicaragua to cycle around, maybe visit you, only if the Sandinistas haven’t seen my RUclips videos 😅cheers!
Lol! come thru!
Adds controversial videos to my watch later list...😳😂😂.
Thank you for all the valuable tips and information! I would have one question regarding health: are there common infective diseases in the country? Like malaria or dengue fever? Some countries recommend to get vaccinated against yellow fever and hepathitis before visiting Nicaragua, would you recommend it?
I know someone who has a home there and they happy there.
Please make more videos of like these
Will do my friend!
Thank you for another great video.
I have a couple of questions.
If you still have family and friends in the US, can they ship the orders to you?
Also, how difficult is it to move our things to nicaragua?
Have you met Claudia and Tim yet?
Hey! Yes I have!