I started dragon fruit farming with my husband, we are now making millions | Lynn Ngugi Network
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- The best thing you can do in life is take risks and that’s exactly what Priscilla and her husband did. They decided to start farming dragon fruits even after being told they could not do well in Kenya or Africa.
During their first harvest, they sold a piece for Ksh.1000 and they are so glad they invested in one of the most expensive fruit in the world
On this episode of Inspire Global, Lynn Ngugi walks us through their venture , the farm and the cost of farming this fruit
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Lynn this girl is exceptionally gifted and passionate in what she does. Pricillah I affirm you and encourage you to keep moving, higher and higher. Indeed the story is inspiring and how I wish the youth can listen, process and interrogate their conscience to a positive destiny Lynn. Such stories impact and transform minds Lynn. Keep it up girl. We love you aaaaaaall through in your purpose. I ask God to keep holding your hand to the end Lynn.
Lynn's fans, these kind of stories should awaken your deep conscience and help you shape your purpose in life ofcourse within your passion. Do not use temporary excitement that these stories bring to also start without thinking through it. To succeed in in any business you must have passion on it.
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Hi Lynn how can I get this lady email I have ka plot and I wanted to do dragon farming and I dint know how to go a bout it
Very good information.I would like to plant this fruits too.May I have her number.
For cooking oil, canola is not good. Instead, make cold pressed avocado oil, ghee and butter from your farm.
You can do some research about this ie healthy oils and fats that don't cause inflammation in the body.
Also read on why processed seed oils aren't good.
All the best.
@@reine924what about macadamia oil ?
Incase she may pass through the comments, I would advice that instead of going back to school, she can take trips to places where these crops are done or countries that are generally good in Agriculture and learn more from there.
"We Kenyans (Africans) believe what we read in the books and trust white people more than our potential" Quote of the century!!!
Sure
True 🥰
Tulirogwa
@@misslucky8408 Sisi wenyewe tuajiharibia. Tunaishimu watu ambao wanatudharau na kutunyanyasa.
That one hit home
I've met this girl. She is a rare gem. I'm a dragon farmer after listening to her talk about farming severally.
where can I get the seeds? I would like to do this
@@vivicakarry I got mine at Wonderful Heaven Orchard- Priscilla's farm.
I am in Rwanda and would like to try this kind of fruit where can I get seeds. Please help. Thanks
@@mectildekantarama7545 From wonderful heaven. Priscilla's contacts are on her RUclips videos.
@alicegatama1898 where are you located dear coz am also thinking about contacting her and start the journey
This is what I admire about our children who are ready to take a risk with global knowledge and innovation. Well done!
I salute Kenyans for their passion for farming I wish all Africans can adopt that Kenyans attitude
It's a great farming which is inspiration to all, and also your you tube contribution is more affectionate, I love your programs.
Now this is the kind of mentality that we as Africans need. Our generation is the game change. These are the brains we need. Successful people are you and me.
INSPIRE GLOBAL is the BEST thing that has happened to those with BRAINS.❤❤
This right here is goals. I am a new dragon fruit farmer ❤
Where do u get the seeds or seedlings?
@@beatricealiba7053 i got mine from Oxfarm.
Buy the seedlings from wambugu apple farm ask the phone number
Me too😂
Hi where can I get seeds plz
Wow 😮 as a farmer, I am so proud of these African amazing farmers. I love the fact that they went for live mulching. It’s super conventional.
This is the most inspiring interview I have ever watched on Lynn ngugi show. The lady is so authentic and honest to the core.
I totally agree…
Honesty ❤
TOTALLY
😂😂😂am here trying propagate myself from scarcity mindset to abundance In all ways and manner........❤❤
This has inspired me alot, since am aspiring to start farming in a few months and this is just a confirmation on God's purpose for me this season. Thankyou both!❤❤❤
It is the ones who have the understanding and well educated that can share the knowledge to others as they know the power of networking.
This is the best video i've watched in 2023. Priscilla is now on my meet up list for 1st quarter of 2024. Thank you Lynn for hosting her. This is divine connection.
Me too. Its the best one on one video showcasing the reality and not exgeration on the matters Dragon Fruit farming.
Am soon sending my wife to go meet her in her farm for a short one day training and seedlings as am embarking its farming in Rift Valley.
My prayers and blessings to the junior princess and prince of the Wambugus family.
Warm regards,
Rev Cheboi
My grandfather was a fruit farmer, we had sweet bananas, lemons, tangerines, oranges, pawpaw and many more but it's like non of his kids was interested in farming the likes of my dad but after the death of my grandfather everything died with him nobody took care of those farms, I'd love to be a farmer too.
You have it in your genes. Go for it. 😊
Yes, GO FOR IT =)
I love the passion and brilliance exhibited by this wonderful girl. Learning a lot from her.
well done Priscilla, i am one of your clients and very proud of you and the whole Wambugu family, keep up the good work.
Ati university, you have your own university there. We need to change our thinking. Getting a paper from an institution is just that. All she needs is to maybe target specific areas of interest and take online classes to get the knowledge then implement it on your farm. CHANGING OUR MINDSET ONE PERSON AT A TIME. GREAT JOB.
Well how about that? Great to pursue that fruit, for many reasons.1) This is an above ground fruit, (2) making it non-labor intensive, (3) re sale: price is great .Wonderful decision. Too many farmers invest too time and money, in under earth crops", and above ground crops, which are too labor intensive. Imagine the anti-toxins. Great is their reward. Note the prepared project (bore hole water area,) ensuring that the land has the needed water, to keep the plants, alive and her agricultural products, constantly available. Smart woman. We must always understand education is the key to success, period. How absolutely admirable! Go, go lady.
In my next life, I‘ll come as a Kikuyu. I love their courage!!
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Infact, daring.
I salute both of you for taking the plunge even when no one believed in this venture. Keep growing and all the best.
I am inspired.This woman is beuty and brains .hands down on her. ❤
I follow Priscilla on Wonderful Heaven orchard farm, and she inspires me greatly. Just last night, I was watching her 10-acre orchard farm and was telling my husband that I would plan to visit this farm when I come to Kenya 🇰🇪. Blessed to have her on your show Lynn and LNN team.
That agronomist is mentally held down like Africa is selling their raw materials because they can't think they too can process and refine to sell finished product. For example, they will sell their timber cheap to the developed countries only to buy/ import expensive furniture from them. so glad Priscilla and her husband didn't heed to that agronomist pessimism.
Why Africa?
Go girl! Agriculture is the way to go! Still praying that I get there someday.
Lynn,your interviews are relatable & very inspiring.
Thanks
Thank you Lyn and Pricilla for this inspiring episode .
1. Tuko na Mindset ya Wazungu , hatujiamini kama Waafrika .
2. Ukulima ni Wa Wamaskini . Tulifunzwa hifo Nyumbani na Shuleni . Ukoloni mentality.
3. Heaven is here on Earth , let us do more here to be successful and lead sustainable lives because this is the Heaven we know of and are living on at this very minute . When our times comes ,We shall then rest in the Virtual heaven we learned of in the bible
And again , instead in sending our children to foreign studies in Canada where they end on the Streets , let us believe in ourselves and invest on Farm education . We have VERY fruitful arable lands across our entire African continent , enough to sustain us all .Come on Africa ! Arise we shine 🙏🙏🙏
This is better than those who bring Kinuthia the cross dresser...educative
LGBTQ embrased this is real content
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Lynn, as a person you also have personal goals in life besides journalism (retirement agenda) where money will work for you then. I encourage you to purpose to borrow tips from these kind of stories your great guests bring to locate which one of them aligns with your passion so that at your later years you may say, it was journalism that brought you this new cushion. I real pray that in your 60s Lynn, the compliments you çould have gotten from over a million fans of LNN and God's grace that has carried you through, the end has justified the accolades you could have amassed. Love you Lynn unapologetically. 🙌
Why worry about lynn's retirement !!! Really !!! Please advise yourself or me but not Lynn...she is better of than millions of us.
I have eaten this Fruit once in a hotel,we were received with so many fruits most of them never seen before? We loved it the most.
I did agriculture in secondary school almost 20yrs ago...... I still have my books and believe I'll use the some day in my life coz am passionate. Looking forward to visit the farm
Get started with a small kitchen garden.
Me too and I was so good in the subject.
Me too it's like 25 years back still love it
Me too! Over 25 years ago, I loved it then..& I used to watch Caleb Karuga On Citizen TV think it was Shamba shape up show…. I think that will be my retirement gig afta this US hustle. I better start smthing back in Kenya… mapema Ndio best…. 💭 😊
A brilliant episode!!
Bring her again, now this is more inspiring than listening to motivational speakers and Ruto with his "from next week"
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Don't be opsessed with Ruto..He will not bring Ugali to your home ..wake up and do something for yourself like this youngsters..Shame on you..
It's the way you chased away the professional who was advising you to plant potatoes instead for me. Inspired!
Hie Priscilla you are a wonderful woman keep it up
So inspiring girl,very good examples that you can do better in farming as long as you put your heart there.
Didn't know such fruits could do well in mother land.Kudos Priscilla.
I heard about Dragon fruit farming 1st from Kinoti,3years ago. My husband is passionate about agribusiness so much. Wewe peas....locate us tufanye hii kitu. Hii pesa ya dragon fruits ni tamu
Hey I'm liking everything but in Uganda,I have land,water but all we have done iz not profitable we have over 150ecres..can I be helped?
Agriculture is the future, That's the only way to get out of poverty. Lynn you are the best.
Thank you Lynn for this wonderful episode, Priscilla you're such a motivational speaker- we should eradication poverty- watching from Uganda.
I really love the diversity of this channel! It's a real master class
Congratulations lady. Dragon fruit powder is the way to go since it can stay longer on shelves. Its great in smoothies and shakes for a healthy lifestyle. I am doing the Math Lynn, it's a Numbers game❤
Love it. Love it. This is so awesome especially to young farmers. Engineer Antony Mugambi was the first to grow the dragon fruits. Thank you for be an inspiration to many.
Page ya hyo Mugambi I follow him
In short become a RISK TAKER! Wonderful story
Well done Priscilla and husband and their dad for working hard to give Kenyans a beautiful fruit 1. The Wambugu Apples. 2. The Dragon Fruit. God bless you.
This is so inspiring. Priscilla is amazing and they both connected so well. Best episode I've watched so far.
Awesome story Lynn.
Priscilla is such a vibe. Planted my 200 dragon fruit early this year. I can’t wait to see where this route takes me. We are learning so much from this lady.
Where did you order them from?
Where can I get the seeds
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@njeriwagichungi3208 a new farmer also here for the dragon fruit ...
@@chepkorirtirop8558 ...how many do you want?
I remember 2021 I bought one dragon fruit @ 1500 in karen . Weee I was in shock.thanks to these upcoming farmers , the prices have been reduced.
Ni tamu ?
I got one for 200ksh about a month ago
@christiegowonafolahan8553 I got one yesterday from bus station Nrbi @400 bob
During my 19 years in Asia especially China, dragon fruit was one of the fruits we ate almost daily. I love the red ones more. Thank you so much for bringing us this episode, sister Lynn and Priscila.
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Hello my dear,
Amseeing there is a period of success which has been knocking on your door for a very long period of time but you don't know how to open for it in your life. And there are dreams you have been getting at night which you forget when you wake up, some times you hear someone calling you but the voice disappears, and when your in a room alone you always have the feeling that your not alone. And some times you wake up from your sleep in the morning when your feeling tired from no where. And financially, you always gets money but it always passes through your hands without doing what's its supposed to do. And people has been turning onto your back even at the last moments. My spirits are showing me alot about you. There people blocking your luck and wants to destroy your life by sending you evil spirits🎡
Good morning LNN family 👋❤
Here to watch, listen,learn and feel motivated ❤
I follow her on Facebook and I love her hardwork 🤗
Thank you Lynn ❤❤ I’m your biggest fan and supporter of your channel you inspire me a lot from South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🫶🏻🫂
I am listening to this in my hotel room in Kampala after buying my dragon fruit in Entebbe and brought it with me to Kampala and was just searching on how to plant this healthy fruit and I bumped into this video. Well done Lynn to bring this up. I am from another African country and I really want to do this in a farm left by my parents that is under utiized. I love this project by Pricilla and her husband and thank you so much for sharing your ideas - it helps as africans to do our own things instead of relying on the developed world when we have such good soils and hard working people in the continent.
This is beautiful, i have met Kate the sister in law who is the apple ambassador, now from watching this interview i feel like i have met Priscilla, allow me to call her the dragonfruit ambassador. The girls are wonderful and have made us fruit farmers. Greetings from Zimbabwe!!!
Pricilla is so gifted, very kind and willing to share every detail. Not all farmers can do this. Proud of you girl. We love you
Lynn you are just the best in updating us.
Oyeee team Lynn ngugi
This is super impressive Lynn, many thanks for brining this..
Farming is in my blood, can't wait for to get a land breakthrough, will make sure to visit this amazing lady soonest.. much love smiley gal ❤❤❤
Love creates brightness with a magnetic and magical attraction to be one of her lovable follower to meet and get some sharing and caring for each other with the deepest hearts.
This is amazing. I am truly inspired. The lady is just brilliant. A degree gives you the power to read and understand no matter the field, young people should not feel limited by their field of study.
Thanks Lynn for bringing us this amazing girl❤❤❤
Priscilla you are doing amazing.🎉🎉🎉🎉
Motivated? I am more than motivated! I am getting back to the farm! God bless this beautiful soul.
Very inspiring topic, the fruits are called Granataples ❤ at 34:34
Wow.. This is fantastically beautiful Priscillah.. We're coming soon. We must eradicate Poverty in Kenya by all means. Thanks Lynn. On knowing what to feed your fans you're always on point.
Beyond amazing….I just accidentally stumbled on this conversation with Pricilla; and it is the best eaves dropping to inspire me into stepping from my little backyard garden to a real farm…..
Who is single I can become their farm manager like she did.Great mind hapo
Love the joke
Great to see a determined individual going against the odds. Too many farmers dwell on under grown crops. This fruit is (1) above ground, (2) non-labor intensive and (3) has a fantastic profit margin, (4) yield from seedlings-fruition, is only one year. Interesting, and extremely, she has a needed water project, in situ. (5) Nutritious value-anti-aging. He is ensuring self sufficiency, provding her own manure via her goats. Key to her business, anyone period, is being educated. Most of all she is well motivated, by her passion for agriculture. Congrats!!
Wow, Priscilla is doing wonders...so inspiring
She is literally living my dream life
1000ksh is about the right price here in the US. $5.99 each plus tax.
It's $9.99 in Canada
This morning I bought two red ones for US $13.50 at whole foods..
@@Lifeisgoodkitty the red ones are more expensive.
lyn huto tuline umeshuka tunaitwa "habari mama" natupenda sana.
Ati inaitwa "habari mama "ndiyo nimeshuka Pia mimi
Unashukwa line za nywele yako alafu unaongezewa braid ama?@@sylviaakinyi310
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I have the same opinion. Going back to school is not necessary. Keep going and enjoy what you have.
Wow let's learn.great information.May God continue to bless the work of your hands.
Thank you Lynn. You never seize to amaze and was so inspired by today's interview. I have been so challenged and determined to come Kenya to learn from your host. Keep shining my dear❤
Priscilla & Martin (Husband) such an Inspiring Couple.... Doing great things in Ngobit (Laikipia County). Keep Up the Spirit.....
🤣the Kikuyu spirit in this lady! Such an inspiration.
Aki 😂
this is inspiring however the overall costs including 200 plants/cuttings (20 dollars per cutting 15:20), the garden preparatory costs, can't be only KSh 200000 as Priscilla says (19:25). this is clearly a more capital intensive undertaking than she says, one needs to do a more thorough study before going all the way. good job though ladies👏👏
Lynn,I've always been inspired by your videos but have never imagined myself watching a video 2, 3 upto 5 times again and again. This video has become a household and it never bores. It has now made me decide to go full throttle to fruit farming.
It Is More Expensive Because The Westerners Countries Believed That Dragon Fruits Is A Tropical Fruits. Few Countries Plant Dragan Fruits
Priscilla is a very intelligent lady and such a humble spirit. I'm visiting your farm, Priscilla.
My dream of becoming a farmer soon got activated
Nyairia,I love you.
You are soo inspiring(to me you are a total woman).
GOD bless and may HE expand your territories.
Lynn,you are always humorous in your interviews.
We love you sweet Lady.
I love this lady. She's doing wonders
I just learnt a new vocab "telefarming" 😂🤦🏾👍🏽😅
BTW, thank you both for the inspirational interview🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️ really appreciate and I've also subscribed to wonderful heaven orchard 😊👍🏽
Greetings from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬🙌🏽
Loved this episode, looking forward to plant all those fruits in my space, will look for her for the seedlings.
Mimi nikipanda I eat them all 😂😂...the sweetest fruit.this is such a golden fruit....najitosa Kwa huu ukulima❤❤❤much love to this young farmer
Cogratulations our wonderful student. Proud of you. I need to get your no i need those fruits. I am a lecturer at SEKU. WOW! I was so happy to learn you were here at SEKU.
This is amazing. I love agriculture and this will make go back to farming soon
She is one of he honest women on this platform!
This girl have propergated me😂 I need this fruits and idea on how i will propergate it into my small farm in Norway ♥️ this is a very encouraging story to young youth ❤❤❤
She was my classmate in campus. Guess who's broke and jobless with a degree. 😂
Hi ,, Kindly share her contact. I would like to place an order for the same.
The information in this video is priceless. weeeeh love love this
The fruit has very unique benefits.. Been doing the farming for 3 years and it requires effort, patience and passion.. its a long-term investment with potential profitsss.. 👌
Where can I get the seedling?
Wow the way I love fruits I can live on fruits, this is inspiring ❤
Farming farming farming, youths get involved!...there are endless opportunities in farming ❤this thank you @lynnngugi.God bless this young farming queen 👑🙏
I first saw this dragon fruit in Saudi Arabia
And for real its very expensive..going for 400 plus ksh..11.22 riyals
This is a very educative interview..
IPO SIKU 🙏🙏🙏
I like the fruit , nilikuwa nafikiria haimei kenya wow .Nitakujia mbegu mungu aubariki uendelee upandaji wako bora.Linny hata wewe Asante sana umetufungukia njia penye tutapata mbegu ya Dragon fruit .
She such a gem and really we appreciate this lady with open hearts,indeed mother Africa is beautiful.
I am inspired by you our dear wonderful student from SEKU and wonderful farmer. I will follow you i want to start farming dragon fruit. ❤
Lynn, sometime back(somewhere mid 2023),in the crowd of internet information, I stumbled into Lynn Ngugi Show. I have watched many 'our' shows. I now understand why i have been glued to the show.
Watching from Rwanda❤❤❤❤❤❤
Pricilla is very bright and have good brains
I went to school with this lady.This is impressive.
Inspire Global is My favorite segment in LNN. I want to Be inspired and See Successful stories si udaku😂
Precillia i love that word, we need to experiment more in Africa
Thank you for the episode, it's so informative. Thank you to the farmers for accepting to share the secrets. 👏
They are Brave don't expect what the people says do your things if they are good & allaah/God will never neglect you ❤ I am from Somalia & I love farming 🇸🇴 🇸🇴 🇸🇴
Wow,wow,wow, I just love this woman,thanks Lynn,wonderful inspiration ❤
What a beautiful and inspiring story. I love farming and this is confirmation that one can and will do it, God and hard work.