The patriotism for we Kenya is just on another level. The moment we see Wambugu Apples...that is just a must watch. Much love to our brothers in Nigeria doing an amazing job.
Thank you so much for your Analysis. I am in the process of Writing my Business Plan for a 50 HACTARE FARM. Stay Blessed ! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 WAMBUGU APPLES STORY IS ALIVE, FOR CHANGING LIVELIHOODS !!!
All the best. But, I advise that you start small...say 5-10 plants. Learn all that you can learn with those before scaling up. Even during scaling, do 100-200 first before going in for thousands of try. This variety is just being introduced in Nigeria we still need a lot information on how it will adapt in different parts of the country.
Thanks a lot. I believe so too and that is why I created this channel to inspire others especially our youths. What we can achieve with agriculture is unpresidented but no body is taking the bull by the horns.
If by a plot of land you mean 100ft X 50ft that is equivalent to 30 meters X 15 meters. At a spacing 3meter between plants and between rows you can have 5 rows of 10 plants. That make 50 plants. Thanks
I doubt if the farmgate price can be N180. The biggest apple on the street is sold for N200,so how can the farmers sell for N180? Also,cost of cartoon packaging is not included in the analysis. Please tell us more you have done a good job
Thanks for your comment sir. Yes the farm gate price may be less than N 180, but as I said even if you assume it to be N 90 /apple and add another N 20/apple as cost of packaging one gets a farm gate price of N 110/ apple Which is still not a bad return. Remember in the video I said if we assume that we are 50%off in the analysis (ie a farm gate price of N 90) it is still not a bad deal.
You're correct. That's why I said this is a very conservative analysis. So, if this conservative analysis, it is compelling enough....then you can imagine that the prospect is really good. Thanks
@@al-abraarapplefarmdiary9630 Yes it is very compelling indeed. The numbers are crazy men. Especially between the second to 4th year. Kate Wambugu use to say at maturity, a tree can give up to 2,500 apples per harvest. When I sat and did the numbers, I am like can this be real? But indeed it is real. And we have the domestic market more than Kenya fa. Apple farming is way to go.
These do not look like Wambugu Apple. The shapes do not look like wabugu Apple. It is so small unlike physical Wabugu Apple. Lecture me please. Your figure looks like magic to me. Thank you for time Buddy. 🍎👍👌✌👏
Yes. The apples in the video is not Wambugu apple. It is from a stock video just for the purpose of making this video. But the analysis is fairly correct. Even though some of the figures have now changed due to devaluation of the naira and inflation.
@@al-abraarapplefarmdiary9630 You think it is not, but this applefruits you show in your video is for shure the wambugu apple.I am a subcriper of the owner(James Muriithi ,in Nyeri)of the video and he confirm is the wambugu apple.He placed also the contact number of Kate Wambugu on his channel for people to contact her if they want seedlings. The fruits looks indeed different but maybe the trees did'nt got good treatment.
Thank you for this fantastic video. Can you give your contact so that I can talk to you for additional information on your methods of farming in your climate please? Thanks and looking forward to talking with you.
The Wambugus have an agent in Nigeria whom they ship to and he in turn pots the plants in Nigerian soil and sales. He is Mr Chris Tomori. His farm is in Ilesha Osun Sate.
You seem to be calculating revenue without considering the expenses of raising the trees. Cost of watering, manure, labour in maintenance and harvesting. Revenue less cost, has not been considered here.
Your revenue analysis is right to an extent. However, there are many overhead expenses you left behind. From my own point of view, apple farming is very profitable overall but that will depend on the scale at which you're doing it.
@@michaela.oyekanmi7727 wow. That's great. I won't mind sharing your story on my channel if you don't mind. It will go along way to inspire others which is the main aim of the channel. So, have yours started fruiting?
@@al-abraarapplefarmdiary9630 the seedlings are 5-6 months old now. I've been seeing flowerings since when they're 4 months plus but I've actively discouraged it. I will allow flowering at about 9 months.
@@michaela.oyekanmi7727 oh that's great 👍 wishing you all the very best in the apple farming adventure sir. If you don't mind, I will love to future your farm on my channel. What do say about that?
It's a good apple, the girls father (Mr wanbugu) was luck enough to successfully plant the tree, but the girl being smart enough started the seedling grafting with the old tree his father was doing, and the gave the apple name as wanbuguapple, that's why they call it wanbugu apple it's the regular apple we do see in the market
If by a plot of land you mean 100ft X 50ft that is equivalent to 30 meters X 15 meters. At a spacing 3meter between plants and between rows you can have 5 rows of 10 plants. That make 50 plants.
As far as I've been told there was Wambugu varieties 1, 2, and 3 but ur fruits look so perfect! Which variety of the Wambugu family of apples is this one in the video?
The patriotism for we Kenya is just on another level. The moment we see Wambugu Apples...that is just a must watch. Much love to our brothers in Nigeria doing an amazing job.
Thanks a lot for the comment. we owe many thanks to you kenyans for your service to humanity.
Do you sell seedlings?
❤ I sincerely grateful to you, your teaching enlighten me so much of which I hope to contact you in the near future.
Thanks and Almighty GOD bless us.
Congratulations for success in Wambugu apple.
I would like to know about rootstock, how did you get it,
Very interesting
Sir this is boom I will like to know more about it
I love the way u did the analysis it is top nutch and premium
Thanks my brother
Quite informative indeed. From an aspiring apple farmer
Thanks. I appreciate. Wishing you success in your farming adventure.
GOOD ANALYSIS , Apple farming is a very lucrative business..
Yeah it is if one put in the hard work
well articulated and easy to follow step by step. God bless and keep educating.
Thanks. I appreciate
Wonderful job. Congratulations
Thanks. I appreciate.
Thank you so much for your Analysis.
I am in the process of Writing my Business Plan for a 50 HACTARE FARM.
Stay Blessed !
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
WAMBUGU APPLES STORY IS ALIVE, FOR CHANGING LIVELIHOODS !!!
All the best. But, I advise that you start small...say 5-10 plants. Learn all that you can learn with those before scaling up. Even during scaling, do 100-200 first before going in for thousands of try. This variety is just being introduced in Nigeria we still need a lot information on how it will adapt in different parts of the country.
Good advice
Good Job I am happy we're growing our own Apple 🍎 in Africa.
Thanks 👍
Thank you for your inspiration
Good work
Thanks. I appreciate.
Thanks so much brother, what an insightful lessons, I will definitely get in touch with you as soon as I start my apple orchard. God bless you.
Thanks.
Good education from you
Mashallah brother keep working hard you will win in the end
Thanks a lot for the encouragement. I appreciate.
You re correct.... your analysis is very moderate because at the end of the 4yrs one can earn more than that....your analysis is correct
@@ayukenow5094 thanks 👍
Good job
We shall jointly deliver Nigeria from foreign apples very soon
Kindly let us keep the flag flying
Thanks a lot. I believe so too and that is why I created this channel to inspire others especially our youths. What we can achieve with agriculture is unpresidented but no body is taking the bull by the horns.
Interesting
This is so details, thank you this analysis
Thank you. I appreciate.
Good job how can i get the plants in Nigeria thanks
good afternoon thanks for the information
Thanks Monica
Where can I get the seedlings in Nigeria?
Well detailed video Sir. Thank you. Kindly tell us how many plot of land can accommodate 50 apple seedlings?
If by a plot of land you mean 100ft X 50ft that is equivalent to 30 meters X 15 meters. At a spacing 3meter between plants and between rows you can have 5 rows of 10 plants. That make 50 plants. Thanks
I need the seedling
How can I get some plants
Please I have watched your videos on apple analysis, I will like to call you for more enquiries
Well-done sir l am very proud of you that you have been able to achieve this quest.sir how long does it take an apple tree to fruit.
It depends on variety. Some take 3-5years. But the Wambugu variety has been proven to fruit anywhere between 9-15 months
Pls I need some seedlings of the wambugu apple...... How can you assist me pls??
Very informative analysis what is the process of buying and shipping if you don’t mind me asking and the minimum trees to buy
Thanks. Which country are you from?
❤❤❤ You blow my mind. My blood is hot.
Thanks 👍 Take it easy though
Hello brother, do you have seedlings for sale or ...?🌱 how can one get it in Nigeria?
How much is a seedling 🌱
How can I get the plants ?
There you're. Thanks
Thanks. I appreciate
I doubt if the farmgate price can be N180.
The biggest apple on the street is sold for N200,so how can the farmers sell for N180?
Also,cost of cartoon packaging is not included in the analysis.
Please tell us more you have done a good job
Thanks for your comment sir. Yes the farm gate price may be less than N 180, but as I said even if you assume it to be N 90 /apple and add another N 20/apple as cost of packaging one gets a farm gate price of N 110/ apple Which is still not a bad return. Remember in the video I said if we assume that we are 50%off in the analysis (ie a farm gate price of N 90) it is still not a bad deal.
The biggest apple I bought yester at owerri date 16 January 2023 was #350
Hi and thanks so much for your breakdown of this project, am super excited 😄, pls how can I have access to your contact pls.
Thanks for the encouragement. I appreciate. You can WhatsApp me on+2348069554334
How can I get contact please
Hi, I understand that the 45 apples per tree is per harvest and that you can have about 3 harvest in a year.
You're correct. That's why I said this is a very conservative analysis. So, if this conservative analysis, it is compelling enough....then you can imagine that the prospect is really good. Thanks
@@al-abraarapplefarmdiary9630 Yes it is very compelling indeed. The numbers are crazy men. Especially between the second to 4th year. Kate Wambugu use to say at maturity, a tree can give up to 2,500 apples per harvest. When I sat and did the numbers, I am like can this be real? But indeed it is real. And we have the domestic market more than Kenya fa. Apple farming is way to go.
@@edimehalfred Thank you my brother.
Great Job my brother, God bless ur hard work..We are going to contribute our own quarter in building African agro sector
These do not look like Wambugu Apple. The shapes do not look like wabugu Apple. It is so small unlike physical Wabugu Apple. Lecture me please. Your figure looks like magic to me. Thank you for time Buddy. 🍎👍👌✌👏
Yes. The apples in the video is not Wambugu apple. It is from a stock video just for the purpose of making this video. But the analysis is fairly correct. Even though some of the figures have now changed due to devaluation of the naira and inflation.
@@al-abraarapplefarmdiary9630 Thank you brother. ✌👌👍💪🙏
@@al-abraarapplefarmdiary9630 You think it is not, but this applefruits you show in your video is for shure the wambugu apple.I am a subcriper of the owner(James Muriithi ,in Nyeri)of the video and he confirm is the wambugu apple.He placed also the contact number of Kate Wambugu on his channel for people to contact her if they want seedlings. The fruits looks indeed different but maybe the trees did'nt got good treatment.
Thank you for this fantastic video. Can you give your contact so that I can talk to you for additional information on your methods of farming in your climate please? Thanks and looking forward to talking with you.
Thanks for the comment. I really appreciate. You may reach me +2348069554334
In Ghana 🇬🇭 where can get the seedings need 🍇 seedings too thanks.
I can't say for Ghana. But you can contact Mr Chris in Nigeria on +2348162212154. He may be able to direct you
How bro, can u briefly explain to me how you got ur apple order and ship to u?
The Wambugus have an agent in Nigeria whom they ship to and he in turn pots the plants in Nigerian soil and sales. He is Mr Chris Tomori. His farm is in Ilesha Osun Sate.
You seem to be calculating revenue without considering the expenses of raising the trees. Cost of watering, manure, labour in maintenance and harvesting. Revenue less cost, has not been considered here.
Can it grow and do well in southwest Nigeria?
Yes sir, it can.
This is amazing, well done sir
How can I get your contact sir
Your revenue analysis is right to an extent. However, there are many overhead expenses you left behind. From my own point of view, apple farming is very profitable overall but that will depend on the scale at which you're doing it.
Good to hear from you sir. Kindly let me know your experience with apple farming. Where is your farm located please? How many trees do you have?
@@al-abraarapplefarmdiary9630 432 apple trees on a 1acre of land. We are planning to scale up to 3 acres when the initial 1acre is 24 months old
@@michaela.oyekanmi7727 wow. That's great. I won't mind sharing your story on my channel if you don't mind. It will go along way to inspire others which is the main aim of the channel. So, have yours started fruiting?
@@al-abraarapplefarmdiary9630 the seedlings are 5-6 months old now. I've been seeing flowerings since when they're 4 months plus but I've actively discouraged it. I will allow flowering at about 9 months.
@@michaela.oyekanmi7727 oh that's great 👍 wishing you all the very best in the apple farming adventure sir. If you don't mind, I will love to future your farm on my channel. What do say about that?
where can we get the seedlings and today price
Contact Mr Chris +2348162212154
How can one buy plants?
Thanks for the question. Are you in Nigeria?
Please those who have consume this apple, pls update us about the taste
It's a good apple, the girls father (Mr wanbugu) was luck enough to successfully plant the tree, but the girl being smart enough started the seedling grafting with the old tree his father was doing, and the gave the apple name as wanbuguapple, that's why they call it wanbugu apple it's the regular apple we do see in the market
How many trees per a plot of Land, Sir?
If by a plot of land you mean 100ft X 50ft that is equivalent to 30 meters X 15 meters. At a spacing 3meter between plants and between rows you can have 5 rows of 10 plants. That make 50 plants.
May I know the temperature of your area sir?
Between 20-40 degrees centigrade coolest to hottest periods of the year
Can you supply 10 wambugu seedlings to me?
I don't currently supply seedlings. But you can contact Mr. Chris on +2348162212154 for seedlings
Apples last 150 years leasing is not profitable.
Thanks
As far as I've been told there was Wambugu varieties 1, 2, and 3 but ur fruits look so perfect!
Which variety of the Wambugu family of apples is this one in the video?
How can I get the seedlings thanks
Apple shapes don't resemble Wambugu's....
These are not the Wambugu apples. Just some random image on the net