I can't breathe, l have run out of superlatives. "Victory and failure are inseparable, once you begin with failure, you no longer fear it." You have surprised me again Harmony.
Damn! Those cabbages are succulent and mouth watering man!.. Zimbabwe was known as the bread basket of Africa, you can do it again guys, much appreciation from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪
I’m in the US and keep hearing that food shortages are coming and we should all plant some things. We need to get back to local control of crops so global corporations can’t do whatever they want to our food like poison it with chemicals and destroy crops at will. Great to see such beautiful plants growing there!
I am used to seeing you showing us Zimbabwe, but never thought you are a professional farmer, growing food for our consumption. All the best and thank you for this video because it shows that we can survive in these days of food shortages all over the world.
this is just what all the young man and woman in zimbabwe need to know,thank you man for such insightful lessons and this is amazing and im soo soo inspired heyy
Mr Zim you are being a good example of what a young capable man should aspire to become in Zimbabwe. With the basic resources that you have you are doing exceptionally well. I would like to say welldone. I am proud of people like you. Mukuwoma mukurwadza continue everything that you are doing I see greatness in you. I cry when I see young people failing but you have given me hope. Fly my brother fly.
Wow. Those are the healthiest looking crops I've seen in a long time. Kudos to you and the team. Please educate us on your care /cultivation process including irrigation methods.
I have watched your videos for some time now. I got to know your channel through my husband who is from Ghana and loved Zimbabwe so much when he came for our wedding. He likes to see Zimbabwe through your lenses, and basically loves your channel. From all the videos I have watched, this is the best one by far, for me. Keep it up! It shows the journey, the grind, and there is a lot of substance.
This isn’t a former white farm, it’s a rural homestead where his family has always lived. But yes, the national liberation struggle made it possible for Zimbabweans to have control of all their resources, including land.
Thanks very much Mr Zim on your farming project. We need to be shown on how new farmers get their water ing the crops manuaring and transportation into market. Approximately how to start.
Wow this is very impressive...Mari irimuvhu ...keep on keeping brother I am beyond impressed....farming is my top priority at the moment am busy renovating and investing in my rural home...very soon will also start my projects.
Well done Mr Zim, very inspiring to use available land in our rural areas. I would agree with those ones suggesting to test ur soil for the parts of ur land not fertile than the other. But I like ur crops they are fresh. 🇿🇦
Now that's diversity in content and this will definitely take this channel to a whole new level, well done Mr Zim, will most definitely share so that the subscriptions hit the roof. Do more of these successful farm projects as these as well as those miners, that way you install hope in those in the diaspora and need to come back, coz it can be cold(literally), - harsh in those foreign lands.
He is on a totally different level and I hope his channel and message reaches millions in the diaspora, pple need to achieve food security especially in these times , simple message is invest in Zimbabwe right now , don't listen to anything negative because pple will tell u what they see on the news without anything on the ground, ive lived on 3 continents and hands down nothing compares to life in Zim !!!!!!!
What a beautiful functional farm. Mindfully started. From farm to table, a bounty harvest is inevitable. Thanx Mr Zim 🇿🇼 , awesome video that adds depth n dimension into our lives. Wish u greatness beyond yr expectations 🙏🙏
Well done for starting. The problem of uneven growth could be emanating from uneven watering. From the video I notice that you are using a valve to water each strip (or bed) more like flood irrigation. A move to drip irrigation might help sort this problem out and bring other benefits as well. Talk to the drip irrigation companies
@@tinashenyamande358 I thought he asked for solutions to the challenges he is facing in the video? Do I have to show what I am doing in order to offer a solution to another farmer?
That land looks absolutely amazing , the patches of corn that didn't do well just needed lime added , ph levels . You actually can look at putting Wambugu Apples there because it makes your operation far more profitable , you can plant 200 trees on 1 acre. Rural land is under-utilized and definitely the way to go.
l love this video , and the fact that you are from Chivi Masvingo. more stars there. You are a farmer chokwadi, and yes we should not wait for gvt land, we can use our rural home land. zvakanakisa, keep it up
I am so impressed with this Farm. Sukuma wiki or Kovo is Collard Greens. How do you keep the vegetables Pest Free? Also, do you use drip irrigation on the Farm? The place looks dry and I am just curious about the water system on the Farm. Much love from Canada.🙏🏽
Great video Mr Zim. This is very inspiring. Yes we can make do with the land yekumusha ikoko. I have always assumed Chivi is just barren and very hard kurima. You have just emboldened in me a similar dream I have heard. I think my application for land was just tossed into some waste basket, several years ago.🙂
Great video! Not sure if you will see this anymore, but you should consider doing permaculture farming and food forestry. There are 7 layers of vegetation in a forest and each one of them can be used to grow food and medicine. Since you live in a warm climate and do a lot of manual farming, this could benefit you greatly. When practicing food forestry, not only will the productivity of the land go up, but the environment will also benefit from this set up. Forests bring more rain into the local ecosystem and can help make land more fertile. A healthy forest will help replenish the soil and be a beacon of a refuge for wildlife as well. I highly encourage you to do some more research about these concepts, and let me know what you think! I'm looking forward to hearing what you learn.
I'm very impressed with your efforts and the advice you give. I'm even more impressed at your willingness to seek advice in order to improve. You are great man. Keep it up.!
Hi this is brilliant Sir Harmony, l am very inspired and impressed. ********* What is your water source for a project of such great and viable magnitude? *********** l am facing challenges of enough water yield at my 2.5 ha rural home and have resorted to animal husbandry for now thinking of the best ways l can circumvent the challenge, l almost gave up.
Fantastic, we have to grow our own food locally and move away from the western models of food production. Covid should have taught people worldwide that, if nothing else. I don't want to live in a world where I am relying on food imports even from a neighboring country let alone from another continent. We should all nature our own gardens too. My mother grew all of our vegetables and herbs in our suburban garden and she reared chickens. We ate fresh food every day, from the garden to our plates in less than 30 mins. Relatives used to come and visit not to see us, but just to harvest from our garden. 😂We all have robust health decades on. I thank God for her wisdom doing this even though she is a professional and worked 9-5 in an office.
I can't breathe, l have run out of superlatives. "Victory and failure are inseparable, once you begin with failure, you no longer fear it." You have surprised me again Harmony.
He has a green thumb. Amazing ❤️
@@mhopi9744 Connect the dots, do you still remember he visited Nyanyadzi and Birchenough farmers? That's green, greener than jealous eyes.
@@georgezibuye8577 ooh yes
@@mhopi9744 Yes !
Welldone
Damn! Those cabbages are succulent and mouth watering man!..
Zimbabwe was known as the bread basket of Africa, you can do it again guys, much appreciation from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪
asante santa!
Thanks bro lm on it, mark my words will let you know 1 day
I normally do not comment but this is brilliant. Your "Can do attitude" has stunned me! You have just blown away most people's excuses 👏👏👏
Zim should become the bread basket of Africa again. We can do it guys 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼 Well done Mr Zim 👏
Thanks Sheli, we can do it 😊😊😊
but he is a millionaire though
I’m in the US and keep hearing that food shortages are coming and we should all plant some things. We need to get back to local control of crops so global corporations can’t do whatever they want to our food like poison it with chemicals and destroy crops at will. Great to see such beautiful plants growing there!
You are right, it's a long way, but we can do something to stem corporate tyranny.
There's no food shortage...there's food waste, which is another problem.
They are stealing from you in the helping Africa
Great 👍 Mr Zim 👏. We need more of these Agribusiness series! Well done
Awuuuuu so proud of you Son well done for sharing and showing how farming is done in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 👍.
I am used to seeing you showing us Zimbabwe, but never thought you are a professional farmer, growing food for our consumption. All the best and thank you for this video because it shows that we can survive in these days of food shortages all over the world.
Some of the richest people in America 🇺🇸 are farmers ! 🚜 Kudos to you brother! Mother Africa is very proud of you ! 👏 👏 👏 🙌 👍 👌 ❤ 😀
All zimbabweans should farm period ‼️
All Africans should become farmers
@@philipbanda6637 l agree in the future we should help one another achieve this goal
Good move Harmony the sky is the limit now for your channel there's a lot happening in Agriculture in Zim
Mr. Zim congratulations from Kenya for your effort to feed Africa from your village to this wealthy African country we are born in.
this is just what all the young man and woman in zimbabwe need to know,thank you man for such insightful lessons and this is amazing and im soo soo inspired heyy
I am a firm believer of subsistence farming. Centralized food production is the reason many are going hungry. Good going. Well done!
As in commercial farming makes people go hungry ?
Mr Zim you are being a good example of what a young capable man should aspire to become in Zimbabwe. With the basic resources that you have you are doing exceptionally well. I would like to say welldone. I am proud of people like you. Mukuwoma mukurwadza continue everything that you are doing I see greatness in you. I cry when I see young people failing but you have given me hope. Fly my brother fly.
Thank you Zuva. We have to persevere.
Good verse!
Problem yevafanha vamazuvano vanoswerera kuita zve politics
@@panashezvomuya Heee, veduwee ka, ndonzwa tsitsi.
@@panashezvomuya ..nemalive paFacebook
Wow. Those are the healthiest looking crops I've seen in a long time. Kudos to you and the team. Please educate us on your care /cultivation process including irrigation methods.
Ok cool. Will make another video
You're an intelligent young man with substance a good role model for some of our misguided youths.Ndinotenda ngazviende mberi!!!
Thank you Pauline 😊
One difference between me and you is that I'm all talk and little action whereas you've actually gone and done it, I salute you young man.
True blaz
Wonderful Harmony this is beautiful we have to utilize what we have in farming in Zimbabwe
Hard working People like Mr. Zim or a Mrs. Zim, deserve whole big farms and not just a small plot in their rural villages, Kumusha.
Great going Mr Zim. This is good, pa Chivi pa dessert apooo, the desert is now green. Rural futi, Great
That desert has plenty of underground water and solar potential
I have watched your videos for some time now. I got to know your channel through my husband who is from Ghana and loved Zimbabwe so much when he came for our wedding. He likes to see Zimbabwe through your lenses, and basically loves your channel. From all the videos I have watched, this is the best one by far, for me. Keep it up! It shows the journey, the grind, and there is a lot of substance.
Thank you so much😊😊😊
Mugabe really liberated Zimbabwean land from British colonizers
This isn’t a former white farm, it’s a rural homestead where his family has always lived. But yes, the national liberation struggle made it possible for Zimbabweans to have control of all their resources, including land.
I think villages ND land in Rural Arears always belonged to indegenouse family's where they had their chiefs etc. Lovely greens Mr Zims Well done.
Very inspirational chana chavatete! Wonderful Mr Zim!! Well done!!
Very inspiring MR. Zim. So proud of you umwe wedu. Beautiful healthy crop. 🙌🙌🙌. Keep on inspiring us!….
By what you guys farm i can tell we live the same kind of a lifestyle here in Kenya. We also grow the same things.
Mr Zim my son well done - l am so impressed that Chivi has good soils
All your products are looking good
Great work brother. Growing your own food is like printing your own money.
Great comment that’s deep it really is so good I wish our youth would realise it
Thanks very much Mr Zim on your farming project. We need to be shown on how new farmers get their water ing the crops manuaring and transportation into market. Approximately how to start.
Wow this is very impressive...Mari irimuvhu ...keep on keeping brother I am beyond impressed....farming is my top priority at the moment am busy renovating and investing in my rural home...very soon will also start my projects.
I think when you have a positive optimistic mindset like Harmony even things you plant just flourish. Lesson right there.
😂😂😂😂 thank you 😊😊😊
Well done, may God increase your hustle and yes claim it you will be a millionaire
First to comment!Our land is our prosperity 💪
Thanks doug
Well done Mr Zim, very inspiring to use available land in our rural areas. I would agree with those ones suggesting to test ur soil for the parts of ur land not fertile than the other. But I like ur crops they are fresh. 🇿🇦
Now that's diversity in content and this will definitely take this channel to a whole new level, well done Mr Zim, will most definitely share so that the subscriptions hit the roof. Do more of these successful farm projects as these as well as those miners, that way you install hope in those in the diaspora and need to come back, coz it can be cold(literally), - harsh in those foreign lands.
He is on a totally different level and I hope his channel and message reaches millions in the diaspora, pple need to achieve food security especially in these times , simple message is invest in Zimbabwe right now , don't listen to anything negative because pple will tell u what they see on the news without anything on the ground, ive lived on 3 continents and hands down nothing compares to life in Zim !!!!!!!
Please wok those farms my Zim brothers. I will be visiting Zimbabwe soon. Peace and love from Uganda
What a beautiful functional farm. Mindfully started. From farm to table, a bounty harvest is inevitable. Thanx Mr Zim 🇿🇼 , awesome video that adds depth n dimension into our lives. Wish u greatness beyond yr expectations 🙏🙏
Thanks Mhopi😊😊😊😊
Well done for starting. The problem of uneven growth could be emanating from uneven watering. From the video I notice that you are using a valve to water each strip (or bed) more like flood irrigation. A move to drip irrigation might help sort this problem out and bring other benefits as well. Talk to the drip irrigation companies
Before you said anything about this young success where is yours Mr Chibwana.Let him do what he wants and sees the best.Lest us see yours
@@tinashenyamande358 I thought he asked for solutions to the challenges he is facing in the video? Do I have to show what I am doing in order to offer a solution to another farmer?
@@asidichibwana6378 thanks for giving a solution, you are not only helping him, but a lot of people who wants to be involved.
That land looks absolutely amazing , the patches of corn that didn't do well just needed lime added , ph levels . You actually can look at putting Wambugu Apples there because it makes your operation far more profitable , you can plant 200 trees on 1 acre. Rural land is under-utilized and definitely the way to go.
Thanks so much
Well done young man I’m so impressed you’re doing a wonderful job
Great agricultural setup, great crop health, great country, great video
This is beautiful Mr Zim. I want to have a similar setup soom
Very encouraging, that's great great you already a millionaire.
l love this video , and the fact that you are from Chivi Masvingo. more stars there. You are a farmer chokwadi, and yes we should not wait for gvt land, we can use our rural home land. zvakanakisa, keep it up
This has motivated and inspired me to venture into farming as well...all the best in your venture keep up the good work God bless
Nice seeing my productive rural home, it's just about 2km to my place at Chitowa.
Well done Mr Zim you are an inspiration 🇿🇼👌❤️
That's amazing and so inspiring Mr Zim! Keep on doing the good work Wezhira.
Great job Mr. Farmer man! This is great for Zim!!!!!
Very informative video Mr. Zim, now this is your forte~
Good content I am inspired keep it up my brother coming back home shortly to start something similar
Welldone homie, its good to utilize our rural land. I am inspired to start mine in the same village
It's worth showing. Proud of you my brother.
Health vegetables and a good representation and motivation
Wonderful. Great 👍. Keep pushing. You will continue inspiring others.
I am in Tanzania I am Impressed by what your doing permebeing na hermu lenga i
Thank you my brother sharing , I am inspired already
I agree that rural land, solar, tanks and drip irrigation can unlock the value if Reserves. I am with you there..
This is so inspiring, Good job Murimi wanhasi.....the way to go
I am so impressed with this Farm. Sukuma wiki or Kovo is Collard Greens. How do you keep the vegetables Pest Free? Also, do you use drip irrigation on the Farm? The place looks dry and I am just curious about the water system on the Farm. Much love from Canada.🙏🏽
That's great you're making vanhu ve kwachivi proud young man its admirable 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you 😊😊☺️
Wow thanks man am planning on starting farming back at home but am still in Cape Town for now am busy preparing my lad
It's hard work but big money can be made!
i really enjoyed this video, please continue to show us more of theses farming vidoes, a true inspiration.
I.like this . Very much informative . Keep it up.
This is inspiring. Thank you Mr Zim. Zvinofadza izvi.
Thanks 😊
Come on come on excellent work my King
Great video Mr Zim. This is very inspiring. Yes we can make do with the land yekumusha ikoko. I have always assumed Chivi is just barren and very hard kurima.
You have just emboldened in me a similar dream I have heard. I think my application for land was just tossed into some waste basket, several years ago.🙂
Yes it takes time to get land so we have to start where we already are
This is a great job. Thanks @Mr Zim
Well done shamwari. This is amazing.
Well done. Its good and commendable. Do it right.
you're doing good mR farmer l advise you to use drip irrigation
Homeboy this is impressive thanks for the tips .....l m also interested in farming
Woow. That's a good project. Educate me on farming. I would love to do farming
You doing great my brother. You deserve a bigger land than this.
Thank you so much😊
I love this Channel. 😊😊😊😊❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Thanks Kelvin🙂🙂🙂
Great video! Not sure if you will see this anymore, but you should consider doing permaculture farming and food forestry. There are 7 layers of vegetation in a forest and each one of them can be used to grow food and medicine. Since you live in a warm climate and do a lot of manual farming, this could benefit you greatly.
When practicing food forestry, not only will the productivity of the land go up, but the environment will also benefit from this set up. Forests bring more rain into the local ecosystem and can help make land more fertile. A healthy forest will help replenish the soil and be a beacon of a refuge for wildlife as well.
I highly encourage you to do some more research about these concepts, and let me know what you think! I'm looking forward to hearing what you learn.
Thanks so much, will research on it
Zimbabwe must have stopped kicking Wht farmers out of the country
I'm very impressed with your efforts and the advice you give. I'm even more impressed at your willingness to seek advice in order to improve. You are great man. Keep it up.!
Thanks my brother am inspired by ur work
The greenness is so exciting to watch. Well done. Organic and very healthy foods
Absolutely fantastic! Well done. If u can share info about yr solar setup tht would great
5kva with lithium batteries, the more technical stuff I don't know
This is good,well done you now deserve A Farm
C'est l'agriculture moderne vraiment. / Kazi nzuri kabisa.
good job ,exactly wat we need in our country
Eggplants and Onions would do very well on your Farm. Trust me Mr. Zim.🙏🏽
Well done Harmony - very impressive.👍
Hi this is brilliant Sir Harmony, l am very inspired and impressed.
********* What is your water source for a project of such great and viable magnitude? ***********
l am facing challenges of enough water yield at my 2.5 ha rural home and have resorted to animal husbandry for now thinking of the best ways l can circumvent the challenge, l almost gave up.
Just a 40m borehole. We are migrating to drip irrigation now. We should yield more
That's very inspiring, thanks for posting this and uplifting interesting projects plus Zim itself .. That's why u are called Mr Zim 🇿🇼 🎉 🎊 🤩 ✌️ 💃
I love Zim. Zim to the world 🇿🇼
@@MrZim263 #ProudlyZimbo💕😀👏👍
Good job Mr Zim i am inspired.
Inga Uri weZHIRA nhai mr Zim . Doing great job hey .
Weruzha womene 💥💥💥
Great work 👌I'm inspired.. thanks for the video
Fantastic, we have to grow our own food locally and move away from the western models of food production. Covid should have taught people worldwide that, if nothing else. I don't want to live in a world where I am relying on food imports even from a neighboring country let alone from another continent. We should all nature our own gardens too. My mother grew all of our vegetables and herbs in our suburban garden and she reared chickens. We ate fresh food every day, from the garden to our plates in less than 30 mins. Relatives used to come and visit not to see us, but just to harvest from our garden. 😂We all have robust health decades on. I thank God for her wisdom doing this even though she is a professional and worked 9-5 in an office.
That’s such a heart warming story Marigold❤️❤️
@@carolinegardner8214 ❤
👍👍
this is amazing wAkarongeka
A new Subscriber from Nairobi Kenya, Wow farming s beautiful 💪
Karibu Sana to the family 😊
Welldone Mr Zim farm looking good, l love farming lm going to start farming too, in Mazoe, you really inspired me with this video, very nice stuff
Go for it. There's good money in this game
Lovely inspired ❤
Masvingo and Matebeleland are tough regions for farming. You need to do a lot of research and planning.
Love your video,,,Try using drip irrigation farming, it minimizes the amount water usage
Inspiring...Mr Zim
Thank u so much
kwedu kwaChivi, am inspired, i believe you are close to Chitowa
Im motovated by your hard work,i like farming,how do you control weeds
We use herbicides
Love you mwanza wezhira you’re doing great. Those cabbages look so lovely and healthy. You’re an inspiration keep going.
Thank you so much😊
Great. Please take me for a tour to your village next time. Keep up.
Most definately