How I stopped hawking garlic in Nairobi, to go start my Saumu Empire! I have even developed an app!
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2021
- Meet Stanley a young agripreneur, who before venturing into Agriculture, used to hawk garlic in Nairobi. He is gradually growing his empire ( Saumu Empire) and currently has even developed an app to help monitor his clients' farms which are spread out across the country! Be part of this story and help us get to 100K .. Subscribe and share as widely as you can..
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To get in-touch with Saumu empire -
www.saumuempire.com/
+254 708 478531
Can you please talk about marketing your products
I'm interested stanely...
I’m interested
Nice video...very inspiring.
i realize Im kinda off topic but do anybody know a good place to watch newly released tv shows online ?
Good job.I would have preferred that he would have worn a shirt promoting his business.Wear a shirt with Saumu Empire/Robi App.It is all part of marketing.Take your T-shirt with you all the time.
Mother Africa is very proud of you!😀
Brilliant minds can't be stopped. Well done my brother.
He is from which area?
@@marypflugngugi2164 Auga Nyeri.
Lead the way Stanley, Africa needs more selfless people like you. Great Job.
Africa is shining. the hidden gemstone and the secret of the world. keep up the momentum ma young africans. love from Somaliland. Hargeisa.
Always happy to see young people succeed
Well done young man, this channel should have more subscribers, it is very educational. My only advice or observation as in relation to the other farmers that has been featured, they never say which area they are based. In this case the young man said he was in Nyeri which is rare. By giving us those details we are able get a better understanding. Nonetheless, I love the program and I live abroad and hoping to come and farm one of this day God willing. Keep up the good work.
Here people watch and follow socialites and politicians!!
@@alexsimiyu8582 in most places brother
All the videos I watched, they mentioned where their farms were.
Kenya has a huge potential, That's a brilliant dude there!! Well done and keep going
Thank you for sharing brilliant idea in Sydney Australia garlic cost as much as $25.00 to $69.00 per kilogram. All depends on if it is organic or cheaper alternative. Might be a profitable business as a farmer.
We Africans engage in organic farming mostly
Is there a way one can export there? Have garlic and red bulb onions.
Fantastic work young man
Well done my brother keep the fire burning, it's people of your kind that give us hope in Africa
Keep it up. As always very useful information.
This is amazing Stanley. I believe you are getting to bigger heights with this. I hope we can talk soon.
Well done, that's inspiring. You will surely go far!!
well done saumu Empire
Inspirational... consider vertical farming and other methods to increase your yield... you are already using the vertical method for sprouting your garlic... consider the same setup outside... continue sharing your progress...
Nuff respect and love my brother 🇬🇲
Keep up the hard good work, farming is the best 👊🏿👌🏿👍🏿
Good work, keep up. Good info on existance of garlic farming in kenya. More details are needed for one to start up on this
Such an inspiring story! I pray you have much success and grow like your 🧄 and flourish🙏🏾🙏🏾
this is a great story!
Im impressed by your work. Keep it up.
A great inspiring achievement 👏👏
Such a humble guy. More successes and God bless 🙏🏿
Very good work. May God bless the work of your hands.
This is amazing bro, soon I'm joining u keep up the good work.
bless you more buddy hope to use this knowledge to help your homies
Very nice and convincing. Big up brother
Rather impressive and inspirational at the same time!!
Inspiring,soon am going back to the farms too.
Well done you and your team 1🙌🏾🙌🏾
Great work kudos Stanley
Good job.Keep on growing.
amaizing content am inspired
Oh wow 🤩 awesome 👏🏾
Is this organic farming? 🇿🇦 🇬🇧
Well Done. God Bless the Work of your Hands
thanks for sharing
Innovative ..well done bro ❤❤🌱🌱🥰🌱.
Good stuff
You are a real motivation bro
Goodwork
Great farmer. Keep it up!!!
Garlic is always used in cooking why we don’t look at it don’t know. I ought to start this too! Well done !
Garlic is more than just a seasoning for food. It is great as medicine too. Such as inhaling garlic steam to fight respiratory and sinus infections. I have done that and it worked immediately.
I want to try garlic farming on a half acre here in Kilifi...Please advise how can I get the garlic seeds and training
Love it!
Saumu Empire 👏👏good job your doing.
May God bless your hustle
Good work very nice 👏👏
Bless Jah son absolutly fantastic🦁
Inspiring
Impressive
Way to go little bro
Very nice video
Good job young man.
Beautiful 💯❤️✌🏿
Excellent
Planted my first garlic today, zambia Lusaka.
Thanks you guys..
Wonderful
Hello I have liked you system where farmers can track the their records. Iam from zambia.
Fantastic. I will definitely contact you. Regards from Tanzania
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Very Inspiring
Awesome
This was very informative
Good job🎉
Good job 👏
Kazi nzuri kijana
Well Done. Good hope it will inspire others to achieve their potential. Have you tried elephant garlic?
I want to see more of his operation
Keep up the good work
Impressive. I would have wanted to know more about the Robbi app. Also the production part of it. Thanks for sharing your story. Garlic takes at least 10 months to mature so in a year, all factors constant you can make kshs 1.2 million from one acre farm. However the question is how quickly can you sell six tonnes of garlic. Is there sufficient market for such scale of production?
Important question, you need to look for market before growing it. Good thing is that you have 5 months to sell it
With Corona, we can't get enough of them.
@@judymuthuri6119 meaning there is shortage?
We import tonnes of Garlic from China to cater to the demand which is very high
I don't know why, several of practicing farmers are saying it takes 4 months, maybe it's temperature difference, hotter areas (kajiado).
Even Stanley in nyeri has said 4 months
I'm inspired bro
I admire you :)
👏👏👏👏👏
My dad farmed acres of garlic 20 years ago only for it to stay in store without selling. There were rarely good markets for it. But he loved to do it anyway. Wasn't alot of work doing it.
@Welcome's House There wasn't a big market for it those days or either buyers were scammers too.
Good Work. Keep it up Sir. How much did it cost you to make the Robi App..?
Do you plant them in the soil on the shelves first then transfer them later to the field. Do you also make use of the leaves.
Well done young man..You are going far🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Who can even dislike this video.. Well done brother am from Uganda n iwant to start this project is there anyway you can help?
Wow bro
Do a beginning to end video
Pls cover a story on potatoe farming or send me a link of any.
Where in Nyeri.. Would like to visit
Hello does garlic grown during the rain season?
Great, can you do one for watermelon farming.
We are scouting for a farmer.
Hi.congratulations
I am interested to log into Robi app.
Is there a way you can guarantee a new farmer market?
Where can i get knowledge on garlic farming am in makueni kenya i'd love to venture in garlic farming
Am watching this in 2024! Where is the farm based? Do you give farm tours for New interested farmers?
We were that futuristic.. ha ha. Get intouch with Stanley via +254708478531
Bravo! But growing only one crop destroys the soil. Get some rotation and diversity in there. Build your topsoil with biodiversity. See no-till methods. You’ll be glad you take it to the next level. Big profit, better taste, and improve your top soil/heal the planet.
Very good advice... I was thinking he can use methods like vertical farming and increase his yield considerable...
He is already using the vertical system for sprouting.. why not outside as well
Hii ni uongo ya mzungu.I have grown onions for 10 yrs organically without rotation
@@isupport2025
Check out The Soil Food Web. You will see that by following nature’s pattern you can use less chemicals, less work, less fertilizer. Plants and living soil work together in an amazing way. Different plant families work together. Fungi, microbes and bacteria exchange nutrients and water for the benefit of the whole system. Plants growing in a system that is fully functioning as nature planned are unpalatable to insects and diseases. There are many sources for learning these principles on UA-cam. Best, you will have several varieties and be able to sell something even if one crop fails. See “Carbonomics” as an introduction. Best of good outcomes to you!
Asking...anyone knows that to grwo garlic in hot country 35 to 40 centigrade hot..so my question is can we grow garlic in green house to reduce heat...3 time a year or not ??
Good job
He should try ginger and turmeric
Hello. I would like to try out garlic farming. How ca i access this up ROBI?
Can you intercrop garlic with spinach
How can I get trained how much fees? And Is it available online training I'm from Congo 🇨🇩
how can someone get to you ,am intrested to start ,have a 2 hec in kiu range and plendy of water pliz help me
Being that you are in a warm climate, what variety/ varieties are you growing? Am I mistaking that garlic needs a cold spell for it to produce optimal bulbs? Please let me know. Thanks Ed
Nyeti temperatures range from 20 to 16 ⁰ c
50*F to 95*F
I want to know that too. Garlic usually needs the freeze and thaw cycle. I Would love to know what species he's using. Gorgeosu
I’m curious to know what kind of garlic he is using
Love and Light to all but, a special shout out to Dr Sebi who taught against the human conception of garlic.
Ashé
Am in embu and i have a green house. I can you help
Interested