Kilimo na Biashara | Avocado Farming

[@abbyadams8691]

Watching from Tanzania. Safi sana Mzee wangu nimejifunza kitu kutoka kwako. Acha vijana waendelee kulia ajira wakati ajira zimejaa shambani.🙏🙏

[@eyedgaf4955]

I’m learning much about agribusiness & farming from Kenyan brothers & sisters, thank you.

[@phylliswanja3932]

I'm looking forward to my 20 seedings growing up . I planted them in December 2020.

[@kevophoenix872]

Africa 🌍 rise as one

[@jaymchelsea2839]

@@phylliswanja3932 how's the progress

[@kipweso]

Very informative

[@valentinemugun5649]

Congratulations Linda for this amazing show. Proud of you

[@robertnjoya4613]

Oh yes I have started with about 200 plants & I’ll make sure I meet his crew when I come back to Kenya now am sure am on the right path….USA

[@lucasmwangi2504]

Good move

[@vilifu]

A very educative and enjoyable visit to mzee Mburu's organic farm. It covers various aspects of avocado farming (how to plant, varieties, integrated pest and disease management, profitability, quality required for export,...) and leaves one craving to discover more, to try out oneself

[@tiffanydavid4732]

That’s my grandad!!!

[@SirMuhuni]

This is great: insight.
At min: 27:30 I laughed to see Lindah trying to peel Avocado like potatoes.

[@prudenciok.5034]

So crazy. How is it possible 🤣🤣🤣

[@richardopiyo8406]

Great show, kindly bring a guest who will give more technical details about planing and care of the crop

[@gogetta723]

In Yues it's from Megiko na si tamu!.

[@jamesmuchirinjuki1075]

Good work. Informative and interesting. Thank you.

[@nasraelmi6970]

He's brilliant ❤

[@texsonsikambale5817]

Very good explanation and ejucative

[@Collins_Ngetich]

Good job. 1 recommendation, kindly do some pruning to ensure max production.

[@alexkakooza3116]

Watching from Uganda... Good work done guys

[@primroseoteng6261]

Super helpful video - thank you so much and GOD bless!

[@amenduninicolas.p.a.9945]

Very nice work!

[@jamesb1987]

Thanks, good farming.

[@wanyoikenaftali4114]

Amazing work and passion from this journalism and farmer,,

[@krishnarai4198]

Wow, so great & drilliant job....I like so much , I gain gerat skills/ knowledge...thank you so much....

[@InaaNaaNaWicky]

Peeling avocado ...hahaha Slayqueen!

[@mimimercy4866]

wow, thank you so much, I reallly would love having these....

[@timtammie1]

This is kind of expert that i want to listen and learn from. Sii hawa wa green houses.

[@davidserge2914]

Thanks very much from Libreville Gabon

[@afriqueinvestmentnews]

Wonderful!

[@jmcooper4166]

How do you harvest the avocado of a 50 foot tree?

[@gogetta723]

The Hass Avocados in usa are mainly from Mexico. Your quality is so good comparatively

[@josephkanyugi3799]

Please come come and get the Hass from here.

[@andersonmbogoh9853]

Linda the blonde..the questions!

[@imbukaimbwaga301]

heee...look at this small girl peeling avocado with a knife...watu wa Nairobi...earth is small

[@laonongtrendinhdk]

rất hay , hữu ích

[@timzjunior3995]

So much interested

[@H384nryN]

Weuh, it's like the farmer is the one hosting the show, the other one is like, ..uhhh, ooohh, wow!!!!!

[@ludaramahizo4833]

u noticed that hahaha hahaha...

[@Starboy-qe1py]

That is the mark of a good host, let the professional do the talking 😂

[@metalcrusher8474]

Is this the same Kenya where our youth keep crying foul about unemployment? They leave untilled Land to old wazees going to look for menial jobs in towns for a few coins.

[@jacksonngugi3501]

eee ni hio kenya

[@jaymchelsea2839]

This venture requires some good capital. Many young people don't have access to that capital.

[@alexseguya280]

@@jaymchelsea2839 your wise my brother few know this

[@sialuk85]

How do we get contacts for this experts ? I want to do this farming in a certified way.

[@chroniclesofMumbi]

How do you harvest from the very tall trees?

[@KUD6174]

Ohoooo...

[@williammuthaura3172]

God bless my hustle to get good capital.my plan is to become the biggest Avocado producer in Tigania East.

[@nirojadhikari6009]

Thank you for your kind information . What is the minimum distance required for HASS Avocado From Plant to plant & REED Avocado from Plant to plant in Avocado farming.

[@danielweche3813]

5m by 5m

[@SirKelvin]

The "Aaawwww's" -

[@nyagacaroline3979]

How many acre

[@cleophasrangwena4185]

Can one start avocado farming on one peace of land??

[@peterfarmbowy]

did she just try peel an avocado !!🥑

[@patricknoblekaranja]

good show but do you really have to respond using those words ehe, oohoo uhu,

[@chrissavage44]

how much is one seedling

[@jamesngumba7806]

Is two acres enough to grow avocado economically

[@amootimugabo3915]

You can grow 900 in two acres under high density planting

[@mainajames5701]

The aaawww! thing is super annoying,though the mzee knows his way around farming👌

[@mikootis4507]

Totally annoying..

[@wanyoikenaftali4114]

What is the farmer contacts

[@tabithanjeri3764]

😂😂😂you actually wanted to peel it?

[@johnkeen7172]

Apart from the destructing and idiotic "Awwwwaaah" this was a really informative and educative video. Next time send someone who has some basic understanding of media interviews

[@thedomestead3546]

Awwwwaaah

[@itskinuthiawanyoike6024]

Aaaaaaw,,,mmmmmh

[@kevophoenix872]

You're right, though let's be linient.. no one is perfect in all fields, she was just amazed

[@vilifu]

At least the interviewer is genuinely committed and knowledgeable, the occasional aawwwws don't matter, by the way "The greatest minds are often criticized for the smallest mistakes"

[@wangaikimeria7265]

I tried. Good info here but Ehee, oooh, uhuu is so annoying. Is she really a trained journalist?

[@wogutejames4935]

K24 to improve on quality of questioning...

[@praizband]

I thought she's quite good at interviewing! Which question did she miss? She let's her subjects roll with it! Nice job!

[@bonifacemumo8399]

Wear mask. Can't you see that Mzee is old?

[@vilifu]

To your shock she also greeted mzee by shaking hands without sanitizing 🤣
...maybe it was filmed when there was no corona...🤷‍♂️ i'm sure they know what they are doing

[@lerroychege5999]

Great show, however you can do better with a more structured interview. The host is annoying to say the least! Meanwhile ill just go "try on" my avocado😂 🤣

[@vilifu]

The interview is brilliant, the aim is to create an atmosphere and setting where the interviewed person reveals much about the subject. The interviewer is just interested in farming and loves her work

[@paulwainaina8230]

Waaaaaa you dont know how to eat an avocado 🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞

[@vilifu]

She knows, how can a Kenyan not know... she just pretends not to know. Also she said: "sisi kwetu there are different types of avocados"