Great work from the young man. Although, it would be great if, as an African, to give his farm an African name. Let's start the decolonisation process. Peace.
Very inspiring. This farmer is making 131,217.24 US Dollars a year (Kshs 14 million). It would have taken him over 20 years to earn such money as a teacher in Kenya...those tired stereotypes that are prevalent in many people's minds where they equate farmers to peasants need to be revised.
However he did say he spends (kshs 500,000) 4700 dollars per acre in expenses so a total of 94000 dollars (kshs 10 million) in total for his 20 acres. So he still has over 40,000 dollars profit in the first 20 months. After that the only cost is manure and labour which can hardly cost 30k dollars. This leaves him with a healthy 100+ thousand dollars profit from year 3-8 ....It's not clear if this the money he spends for initial setup cost of buying seeds and other operating costs or what he spends every year. I presume that amount is capital for setting shop then after that he will be coasting in handsome profits for 8 years (the shelf life of a pineapple plant)...
Enough farmers get together on that, a processing plant that produces both canned fruit and juice could be the next step, and a farmer owned cooperative could easily raise the capital. Employing more of the village, making everyone better off👍
We need more enterprising people like this man in Africa, with a can do attitude. Pineapple is a wonderful and delicious fruit, like many different kinds of fruit bestowed upon mankind, by the grace and mercy of Almighty God. May He bless Africa and its people, to rise up and become an self sustaining continent, with peace and prosperity, and long lives. Thanks for sharing video.
Wealth is in the land. Farming is the source of it all. Every humans depend on what farming produce. Great show, great inspiration and keep it organic always all of the time
@@lacankometekada7768 I would say less than 1% of Europeans have access to land. Also, in many African countries the land is collectively owned, so investing in land becomes difficult.
@@grahamt5924 The frame work upon which Europeans economy operates differ from Africa! Collective ownership makes it more beneficial to devote portions of the lands for commercial produce production based on collective free labour subsequent to 100% profits
@@lacankometekada7768 There is only 1/2 an acre per person where I am, so even if we wanted to share it out evenly, it doesn't work. You are correct that we work on a different model of a capatilist free market economy.
@@Petra999 What? How is complementing his skin a superiority complex? He said he is blessed with melanin. I believe that is why the original poster had said this, because his skin was good looking. Go find something else to bitch about, relax, eat a pineapple or something.
@@collecter3456 Dont you see, any hint of racial pride is met by assault. All people should be proud of, and try to maintain, their god given skin tone.
What an example this fine young man is of how other young men & women can become self-sufficient. His commitment to train & mentor others is commendable. Well done!
Love your beautiful story, Sir Peter, from South Africa🇿🇦..You are an inspiration to the world. Please pass your wisdom to the next generation of African.
Brother i'm so proud of you. I"m out here in the US buying pineapples that look nothing like yours. And paying big money for pineapples that look green and when I cut it I find the inside is spoilt.
I have experienced the same thing in the U.S. Often, the pineapples here look like they are not ripe, but when you cut into them they are rotten. I guess it’s because of them being shipped so far.
Wonderful story, you are so Blessed. Thank you for sharing. I live in Bermuda, and I am growing kale, collards, tomatoes, callaloo, spinach, book chop, cabbage, celery pawpaw, bananas, pumpkin cucumbers, zucchini, and herbs We also do Organic on our garden, which I am in charge off. We pay $100.00 US dollars to rent this land per year. I have 2 assistants. We share all of the produce. Nothing s sold. Organic Farming s difficult, but rewarding.In my personal garden, I now have strawberries, which are delicious grown organically, but a lot of work, due to worms, and pests and disease. I am a retired nurse, and I love gardening.
Brother your story is inspiring, I just started a small pineapple farm here in Jamaica I am also new to farming so I'm doing my research and getting all the info I need to make this happen.
Great presentation Peter. I'm from Jamaica and living in Florida, I've been cutting off the tops of pineapples and planting them for years now in my garden, I get fruits every year. I've been trying to find seeds to buy, so I'll be contacting you to purchase seeds now. Thanks for sharing :).
@@ddd231 It's with any fruit. If you live in a country that doesn't grow it themselves they always let it ripe in the store, it will taste more watery. :/ Downside of first world countries.
@@jeroenvdw Indeed. One of the reasons that I have a garden, is because of how amazing the the fresh fruit and vegetables tasted, on a trip outside of my country.
What a great job with putting your knowledge of farming to use on your family's land, along with teaching and having others a part of your pineapple 🍍 adventure! From the farming area of Iowa, United State.
Knowledge is very important. Kindly to spread and teach knowledge to your generation and people in your village. Congragulation to you and Alhamdulillah.
The great God will not dissopoint you my dear thank you for your great Idea of farming. Blessings my dear I love pineapple so much never get home from shopping without my pineapple. Blessings my son, Continue in Christ name. One Love 42Empress.
You a big motivation to the young generation, we need more of your type in Africa especially here in Nigeria. You can start a crowd funding and investment to take this to the next value adding level of production of juice and concentrate. Good luck.
Get in touch with Peter via: +254 708 161 854
is there an email address, I can contact peter on?
Stay Blessed Peter
Thank you.. Congrats Peter
Great work from the young man. Although, it would be great if, as an African, to give his farm an African name. Let's start the decolonisation process. Peace.
What country is Peter in?
Very inspiring. This farmer is making 131,217.24 US Dollars a year (Kshs 14 million). It would have taken him over 20 years to earn such money as a teacher in Kenya...those tired stereotypes that are prevalent in many people's minds where they equate farmers to peasants need to be revised.
However he did say he spends (kshs 500,000) 4700 dollars per acre in expenses so a total of 94000 dollars (kshs 10 million) in total for his 20 acres. So he still has over 40,000 dollars profit in the first 20 months. After that the only cost is manure and labour which can hardly cost 30k dollars. This leaves him with a healthy 100+ thousand dollars profit from year 3-8 ....It's not clear if this the money he spends for initial setup cost of buying seeds and other operating costs or what he spends every year. I presume that amount is capital for setting shop then after that he will be coasting in handsome profits for 8 years (the shelf life of a pineapple plant)...
@@Best_game59 500k is the initial capital, Until first harvest in 1.8yrs.. after that,the major costs are only manure every 4 months and labour.
@@Yan34452 100 Kenya Shillings is equivalent to 1 US Dollar. Just divide the Kenya Shilling amount by 100 to get the US Dollar amount
all farmers are millionairs in california.
20 years of teaching 🤣🤣🤣
I am so happy to see a young guy creating employment for other young people.This is what Kenya needs more people creating jobs
Not only Kenya,Africa as a continent
Thankyou.
*Not only continent but also every developing countries 👍 Hit like if you agree ❤️*
Well done 😍🥰🌻
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Mother Africa is very proud of you!
can pineapples be grown in coast
Yes jays it can do very well
There's no such thing as one Africa.
Truly yes ..😍🍀
OMG, my husband would be in heaven with all those pineapples.
You are an inspiration to us
From South Africa 🇿🇦
Enough farmers get together on that, a processing plant that produces both canned fruit and juice could be the next step, and a farmer owned cooperative could easily raise the capital.
Employing more of the village, making everyone better off👍
Pretty naive of you to think this level of planning and organization is going to happen here
@@__-bz7wh why would it not?
ideal situation but you know someone is going to be greedy and take advantage and manipulate the rest of the village
@@lcjr7807 yeah but its bad to always assume the worst
@@scorchinggoat9589 why
Well done brother.
I am very impressed that you dont use chemicals.
God willing you will have more productivity in your farm.
Dear Mr. Peter Mwangi, I am from Kerala, India. My salutes to you. Your endeavour is great.
Wow
We are all fine with Grace workhard. Make your family country better.
no excuses , no blaming others , no laziness . this guy should be a leader and lecturer at college Best leader i have seen come out of kenya
Really thankyou very much
We need more enterprising people like this man in Africa, with a can do attitude. Pineapple is a wonderful and delicious fruit, like many different kinds of fruit bestowed upon mankind, by the grace and mercy of Almighty God. May He bless Africa and its people, to rise up and become an self sustaining continent, with peace and prosperity, and long lives. Thanks for sharing video.
Yes! Thank you for your wonderful comment. 🙏 I am inspired by this young man & I know many more Afrikans will be. Ah Ramasedi 🙌🏽
Wealth is in the land. Farming is the source of it all. Every humans depend on what farming produce.
Great show, great inspiration and keep it organic always all of the time
Most people don't have land though
@@grahamt5924 Most people in Africa have access to land though and the few who don't can supply the man power effectively and productively.
@@lacankometekada7768 I would say less than 1% of Europeans have access to land.
Also, in many African countries the land is collectively owned, so investing in land becomes difficult.
@@grahamt5924 The frame work upon which Europeans economy operates differ from Africa! Collective ownership makes it more beneficial to devote portions of the lands for commercial produce production based on collective free labour subsequent to 100% profits
@@lacankometekada7768 There is only 1/2 an acre per person where I am, so even if we wanted to share it out evenly, it doesn't work. You are correct that we work on a different model of a capatilist free market economy.
What a great story, Love from Jamaica.
Well done young gentleman.....from republic of Iceland.
the world needs more local entrepreneurs instead of pity money, ABSOLUTE KING
Corporitization took this away from us
It shows you; “Where there’s a will, there’s a way!!!” Well done Sir!!! 👍👍
His skin is so beautiful
He must be eating lotsa of pineapples & vitamin D out in the farm..organic foods
He is very blessed with melanin indeed!
@@OtheDaddy has nothing to do with melanin get off your superiority complex
@@Petra999 What? How is complementing his skin a superiority complex? He said he is blessed with melanin. I believe that is why the original poster had said this, because his skin was good looking. Go find something else to bitch about, relax, eat a pineapple or something.
@@collecter3456 Dont you see, any hint of racial pride is met by assault. All people should be proud of, and try to maintain, their god given skin tone.
I pray your blessings multiply 10 x 10.
Amen amen thankyou
I must say.. those look like some of the sweetest pineapples I’ve ever seen. 🙌🏽 🍍🍍🍍🍍
Inspiring indeed 🔥, continue bringing these videos as you pass one year. Congratulations 🎉
What an example this fine young man is of how other young men & women can become self-sufficient. His commitment to train & mentor others is commendable. Well done!
I really appreciate your presentation my brother very interesting and motivating thanks and continue blessing a brother from Jamaica
Love your beautiful story, Sir Peter, from South Africa🇿🇦..You are an inspiration to the world. Please pass your wisdom to the next generation of African.
Now this are the young guys who need total support. Give the help, he can employ 200 young men. I wish I could get that training myself
Me too hey
@@lindahmatunga2343 share the contact if you get it my sister
@@waihura2039 pinned in the video description and comments section
Wa ihula i think we can talk more through the wattsup..you can also get the training too
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Lovely story explained in simplicity.. Well done .
Thankyou
You’re brilliant, thank you for sharing your story and well earned success!
Thanks lili
Great job! GOD ALMIGHTY bless and protect you and your family.
Amen
Look at the pineapple quality, incredible. I want to buy some.
True! The one that the gentleman cut was dripping with juice! It made me salivate profusely... 😂😂😂😂
U doing a great job my brother, keep it up.
organic no chemicals, god bless
The world's best and tastiest fruit🍍🍍🍍 May the Lord continue to bless his work.
Thank you for giving a complete summation of pineapple farming and the difference of pineapple varieties. Excellent content. Thank you
Diligent man. I hope his students/pupils will also learn the practical aspect.
Who else can't stop listening to the lovely birds singing in the back ground 🧚♂️🧚♂️
Brother i'm so proud of you. I"m out here in the US buying pineapples that look nothing like yours. And paying big money for pineapples that look green and when I cut it I find the inside is spoilt.
I have experienced the same thing in the U.S. Often, the pineapples here look like they are not ripe, but when you cut into them they are rotten. I guess it’s because of them being shipped so far.
Wonderful story, you are so Blessed. Thank you for sharing. I live in Bermuda, and I am growing kale, collards, tomatoes, callaloo, spinach, book chop, cabbage, celery pawpaw, bananas, pumpkin cucumbers, zucchini, and herbs We also do Organic on our garden, which I am in charge off. We pay $100.00 US dollars to rent this land per year. I have 2 assistants. We share all of the produce. Nothing s sold. Organic Farming s difficult, but rewarding.In my personal garden, I now have strawberries, which are delicious grown organically, but a lot of work, due to worms, and pests and disease. I am a retired nurse, and I love gardening.
So nice to such a positive person
Well done. This is the type of effort and intelligence that will lift Africa.
Such an impressive gentleman
He is .💚
he was my class mate and a village mate and he is doing awesooome
Thankyou ranger
Great, thanks for sharing☺
This GREAT GOD will not disappoint you, Peter.
Amen
Amen! God will bless his work and give him health and strength. Kenya will be the first country in motherland
Congratulations.
Iam very inspired.
God bless the works of your hands.
Amen!! Amen!!
Wow, beautiful story i love pineapple. Thank you for sharing.
Brother your story is inspiring, I just started a small pineapple farm here in Jamaica I am also new to farming so I'm doing my research and getting all the info I need to make this happen.
Great job brother. May God continue to flourish you with abundance of fruit and increase your work to help others have a job. Be blessed.
Amen!!
Knowledge is the key. This guy has it.
Respect from Africa 🇿🇦
thank you very much for this vidéo
I applaud your creativity for self reliance & providing sustenance for others.
Very inspiring indeed and appreciate the detailed presentation. Well done.
Congratulations! 😀It's wonderful that you'll help other's get farming a try. May the soil send out healthy products.
Amen
Great presentation Peter. I'm from Jamaica and living in Florida, I've been cutting off the tops of pineapples and planting them for years now in my garden, I get fruits every year. I've been trying to find seeds to buy, so I'll be contacting you to purchase seeds now. Thanks for sharing :).
Jamaica yeah! Jesus bless!
🇯🇲 I hope you get them soon. ❤️
Well done this is very encouraging.
A simple and humble man... I have pineapples planted this but will try to add a few more.
Congrats from Austria 👍😁 all the best to you!!
Thank you
You are such an inspiration, and a great teacher I have learnt a lot just listening to you, thank you for sharing.God bless you
God will continue to bless you because you are blessing others! Amen!
Finally seeing some real ripe golden pineapples! Amazing
The taste of pineapple that was ripened on the plant can't be beat!
@@ddd231 never had the pleasure to taste one, because I live in a northern country. But I hope I'll get the chance one day, god willing :)
@@ddd231 It's with any fruit. If you live in a country that doesn't grow it themselves they always let it ripe in the store, it will taste more watery. :/ Downside of first world countries.
@@jeroenvdw Indeed. One of the reasons that I have a garden, is because of how amazing the the fresh fruit and vegetables tasted, on a trip outside of my country.
What a great job with putting your knowledge of farming to use on your family's land, along with teaching and having others a part of your pineapple 🍍 adventure! From the farming area of Iowa, United State.
This is my favorite channel now. Wow well done.
Congratulation Mr Peter. It's so inspiring. May God bless you. I'm watching from Namibia.
Well my friend keep it up, you have made it already. The journey was quite long but it was worth it
Those are golden beauties, you King!
A BEAUTIFUL TESTIMONY.
SHALOM BROTHER.
Amen!
Have a blessed life and job, Allhamdulillah.
Brilliant Entrepreneurship! Mad respect for you Sir!
Thankyou
This is what i want to be doing soon. Thank you teacher for opening & encouraging me. Thanks
Wonderful. I would buy from you all through the year. All natural. I take my hat off to you. I am from Kenya too. Wish you all the luck.
Working the land and producing wholesome food, there is no other occupation that is so rewarding. Good job, young man!
Pineapple plantations so beautiful Hod bless your country more.
Well done teacher
Wow something good to come out of Africa
Knowledge is very important. Kindly to spread and teach knowledge to your generation and people in your village. Congragulation to you and Alhamdulillah.
I like how he just reaches out and snags a pineapple cleanly from the plant.
I have to cut mine off.
Me wondering too .Maybe they were very ripe and ready. 🥰🍀
Thank you for this quality presentation.
Really enjoyed to watch this video , thank you for sharing!
The great God will not dissopoint you my dear thank you for your great Idea of farming. Blessings my dear I love pineapple so much
never get home from shopping without my pineapple. Blessings my son, Continue in Christ name. One Love 42Empress.
FARMING IS UNDERRATED
💛💛💛💛💛💛
This guy is sharing the knowledge to life
I am inspired and I am very proud of you.
Happy for you brother
those are some healthy looking plants
Beautiful and inspiring. Love to see it
I like your commitment, dedication and responsibility.. Best wishes for more growth..
Great to hear about your success. You can become the capital growers in Africa with organic fruits.
I'm watching from the comfort of my home in the United States Virgin Islands....The World's Paradise!!!
More juicy than what we get in the uk 🇬🇧,,, keep up the good work,,,,, make Africa proud,,,,, grow, grow, 😁
Thanks for inspiring us dear. Still looking for some money to buy land. Hopefully God will see me through this struggle. Love it!
This guy is great!
More blessings to you young man.
Awesome venture for an awesome person
Thanks for sharing...he is still a teacher in many different ways. God's blessings. I am inspired to start a farm with my husband...!!!
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Bravo. Good for you sir
amazing blessings from to you from the diaspora !
I love having Pineapple 🍍 really my favourite one ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Great Stuff!
Thanks for sharing with us
Wonderful story. I commend you.
I am Montagnard Jarai tribe I just ate pineapple, love it
You a big motivation to the young generation, we need more of your type in Africa especially here in Nigeria. You can start a crowd funding and investment to take this to the next value adding level of production of juice and concentrate. Good luck.