Vegetable Farming - Seeds Of Gold TV Season 1 Episode 7

You need a farmer at least 3 times a day. Find out how one farmer is maximising on this and spending in a month what he earns in a week. Also how various indigenous vegetable varieties are continually improving in economic value.
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[@benardmeli8533]

Indeed inspiring, seeds of Gold thumbs up

[@rukundobonny6336]

Thanks alot for this knowledge, have learnt alot from this channel

[@archbishopcorrinesheemaame2574]

Time to learn how to Dry your foods for Savings them for our future of our Black poor people in need...

[@naturally4us]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@agbonasikegbe]

Hi I am Aileon from Nigeria, I've have been following your channel for a while now.I have a passion for farming and your program have been very helpful in my quest.I observe however that there are a number of instances where your resource persons speak a language that I do not understand, can you please consider subtitling to help us follow the program in full?I trust you will consider my request.

[@pnoysuede]

I noticed that kenyans are very much like filipinos. they shift from English to local language all the time or mix both languages when they talk.

[@caseyrosalba2991]

what does this have to do with the docuntary sir

[@Ashleymumbi490]

very inspired and motivated my the farmer. i have a 3 acre land in the same area and doing very small scale farming. how can i get contact of mr kanyi for more farming tips?

[@bn8052]

Mary Wanjiku sell to me a small piece of it!

[@orinakhocha]

Seeds of gold thank you so much for a very informative video, i have learnt alot, could you kindly give us the phone number for mama Lucy the farmer who is doing lots of kienyeji vegetables.

[@muzingayengwenya4587]

Following from Scotland, the Professor lost us here🤷‍♂️

[@fatoumatasako9443]

Hello,
It would be great if we could have farmer's contacts after each episode so that we can contact them and learn from them directly.
Can we please have his contact ?
thank you,

[@MamiteGeda]

I wish for the same thing Fatoumata. Did you receive an answer regarding the contact information for Miss Lucy?[e-mail] Thank you!

[@fatoumatasako9443]

No, I haven't got any reply yet, Unfortunately

[@MamiteGeda]

fatoumata sako me neither. If I do hear back, I'll come post it here.

[@fatoumatasako9443]

All right then . I will do the same. Thank you,

[@grenadaveiws4686]

You don't treat the employees very nicely!

[@peeegeee8397]

please tell all your farmers to contact me I am in Toronto Ontario Canada brownb

[@Jempustate]

I'm contacting you for help as you have suggested above

[@tnl-warrior3218]

bad

[@nisigate]

The professor is not fluent in English

[@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547]

nisigate
Of course he is fluent. His accent is probably foreign to you ear but we Kenyans understand him clearly.

[@danielelwin1778]

We are hear for the content and not language

[@rajabali856]

Can you speak his native language? Don't be so cheap