How to raise, Harvest and process millions of Snails in Kenya

[@achekwaungitoh1480]

Im a 3yr agricultural student and i feel so inspired 😊

[@titusomoruto8383]

I'm so impressed but wondering how they excrete and how you clean the house
thanks from
Uganda

[@konofarm9221]

Thanks alot

[@fredrickim1]

Wow, good job, Ephraim , i salute for thinking outside the box..

[@konofarm9221]

Thank you so much

[@HelenOllor]

Thank you so much. You are doing a good job!

[@daviddavis7959]

take us to a kitchen where they cook snails. Thats would be the most interesting and llest see you eat

[@kelikilango8566]

You never Fail to deliver

[@nsk8337]

Great job by Kano. However, there's a typo on his signboard it's "heliciculture" and NOT "heliculture".

[@greenponicssolutionltd]

Thanks we shall correct that

[@konofarm9221]

Thanks alot

[@cryptoth4n0s77]

What i have realized with all the stories, you will always hear that there is market for it. Whom do you know is willing to pay KES 3,000per KG? Salmon is cheaper than that. It is a project am willing to undertake but not for commercial venture at the moment but for personal consumption. The market part is what is not coming out clearly, even quails had market till it went bust.

[@cathykp5534]

How many snails can make a profit. What's the capital for the seven months to maturity

[@nyokabi1000]

Oh my goodness snails..

[@wanguichege1954]

We have snails native to Kenya...do we have any that is edible.

[@OlgaOuko]

I need training .Where are you located

[@Maryhopekenya]

West African food

[@michaelasong2582]

What about the snail slim market

[@yvettekinchking8838]

My stomach is contracting

[@gerishonmwangi28]

How many types of snails do we have here in Kenya?

[@konofarm9221]

Currently 3

[@tonetonny1662]

Eating one will be tricky 😔 snail 🐌

[@faizubbykatim9424]

1kg 3k.how many snails make up 1kg?...it make business sense.

[@sophiwamummy6665]

The problem is not to keep or to farm the big problem is where to sell 🙆

[@faizubbykatim9424]

@@sophiwamummy6665 true I don't think there's a kenyan who eat snail,it's intended for foreigners

[@konofarm9221]

Around 10 to 15 of them

[@jonanderson4280]

I think he mentioned that they can be harvested at 40 grams each. So doing the math, 20 to 25 count will make a kilogram.

[@mailanalkka4571]

I can never encourage someone to venture into such business i can never eat a snail looks scary

[@alaskaventures3085]

Because you don’t eat means it’s not a good business? As you don’t eat it people that needs are much

[@shellytweh3167]

This business is a very good business my dear so whether u eat it or not it doesn’t matter

[@christinepatrick822]

Where is the market