I left my formal job as a Bio-Chemist to start my Papaya empire!

Meet Alex, a bio-chemist who left his formal job to create his pawpaw empire, That makes him an emperor , right. His vision and plans on intensify fruit tree farming are admirable. While at it, remember to like, share and subscribe too.
To place your orders for fruit seedlings and ready to eat fruits, reach him on+254 710 819 070

[@utmostprecision1620]

To place your orders for fruit seedlings and ready to eat fruits, get in touch with Alex on [phone]

[@dadamanga]

Is there an email contact please for those of us in other countries?

[@tasukutechnologies2573]

Are you able to supply to Tanzania?

[@laurencenjamburi1693]

I am from Malindi and I have a half an acre and really interested doing this dwarf variety..how can you advise?

[@agneskariuki3412]

Hie sir can uu help me son..please if I buy seeds from uu can uu help me how it will grow in my farm please thanks

[@maichkardon1512]

Kes. 4000*300=1.2M? or I missed something? U said it's Kes. 120k

[@IsxaaqAcademy]

Telling the real challenges you have faced made the story more inspiring

[@kaleb7600]

Always love to see my fellow African brothers working hard to change their lives love from Ethiopia.

[@azardkhan9312]

Tru

[@priscaelijah1915]

Wooow! Amazing resilience there Alex....quite inspiring!!

[@cynthiawaweru7796]

That's awesome young man. God bless you

[@KiraguS5573]

I am so proud of you Alex. Tumetoka mbali.

[@sallyzacharia1583]

I like how you support farmers, my pawpaws are doing great.

[@ckks0nyoutube]

Thanks for your honesty in regards to the struggles of a farmer

[@DThinkTalker]

im happy with what you have achieved! congratulations frm the Philippines

[@ruthsarahachieng3917]

i like your resilience, most of us give up after a first fall, but you kept going, thank you for the inspiration

[@FermeHakizimana]

From Burundi, I am happy to learn from your experience in papaya farming. Perseverance is the most important in agriculture business.

[@zaitunkeji5990]

I grown up eating papaya. My grandfather planted papaya all around the house. We had different types of papaya.

[@buildingafrica6930]

Thank you for this great information about Papaya growing. ...Write the Knowledge for future Generation to know how they can grow Papaya.......Keep Building Africa.

[@ngana8755]

10:31 min Papaya Empire sells seeds for hermaphrodite papaya trees. All hermaphrodite plants produce papaya fruit.

[@FatimaahConteh]

This is awesome, farming is not easy, alot of work required. May your farming business continue to grow.

[@houarimoh]

Hello, you are from Ethiopia

[@stawiseedsltd]

Amen

[@Barzini548]

One thing noted is the keeping track of everything

[@danielmajani9255]

I'm definitely doing this

[@ntao.henshaw5661]

Wow!..learning from your mistake to sucess!.. Great mind at work!

[@ateyajoseph]

Am motivated, I will get to you soonest,… GOD BLESS YOUR BUSINESS

[@letsgrowandprosper6562]

I would like to purchase a few seedlings for my backyard garden

[@drkgicheru4499]

Impressive.
Worth watching ,and again.

[@user-hz2is9xi2t]

Salam brother thanks for your time and support for this video it’s really been productive and successful lesson. Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@evanomwenga7107]

Thanks a lot. Great fruit and teaching.

[@kawarisilas8033]

Inspiring

[@samonyango2217]

Admirable

[@queentellynyaga2645]

Awesome

[@stefanogizzler]

Absolutely wonderful story Kituku!keep it up

[@yawahviskinda3038]

Thanks is great information thanks

[@rufaelphilipos3194]

Bravo Alex! It is a good example for a person who desire to work agriculture.

[@geoffreymuthui6558]

Good job bro.

[@aminudineyussufan-namurawy7787]

You went through a lot but your perseverance is greater

[@barwadilekolori8687]

Well done 👏✔👍👌

[@ombijahcharlesibrahimesq8497]

Excellent

[@aggreykiduya8574]

Am inspired by this story. Congratulations Alex. This is the results of perseverance. You've taught us never to give up. Kudos!

[@titosmuvirimi6096]

Thanks you are a farmer by nature,how can we help youngsters choose the right careers in the beginning,you spend mny studying the wrong course.only to come back to their passion careers.It would be nice to have a caring doctor than someone who is in it for the buck,a farmer who loves farming than the dividend.Enjoy your farming young man.There is a reason why boarder custom officers don't allow imported seeds,plants,soil and animals.Lets not only look at being millionaires but the impact of diseases these imports bring to the native plants.GM foods.

[@nellykigotho3016]

Thanx for the insights about Papaya

[@alexngari6765]

Awesome!

[@wairimumuchai]

Am super proud of you Alex having since your growth in this journey

[@thecargotsold]

Good job. Inspirational

[@t.n.9868]

A great inspiration. Kudos

[@tteariki330]

thank you alex for the education and know how...

[@janekamau7083]

Awesome, farming requires patience. Great work

[@samwafarm1790]

A great idea ...so far so good ....

[@killianngala4019]

This is insightful....

[@ismailismail3448]

Good Job Alex!!

[@evamutile6977]

Good job Alex!

[@zippy3510]

Good work Alex showing value in agriculture. Be Blessed

[@derricksang9504]

Great Work here. Congrats, Really inspiring

[@zizou4229]

Beautiful story

[@jzk2020]

Most people would have given up and said this doesn't work. God bless him for persevering.

[@my_garden.secrets]

Well done bro ...keep going 🥰💚💚

[@chiyenyumba7135]

African living the African Dream much love 🖤. Very proud

[@godfreyowinoh964]

Something worth watching again and again

[@wenatahakwano3718]

Amazing 👏 farm 🚜

[@elibett5431]

Wow 👏

[@zachariakamau6793]

Job well done.

[@azardkhan9312]

Very good bro...

[@wanjuhimungai7294]

So proud of you Alex

[@albertomagdua6243]

God bless you more! Transfarmer Philippines practicing Regenerative Surgical Agriculture

[@austinmachona9091]

You doing a good job sir. Very encouraging, how can I get the seeds to Plant in Zimbabwe on a pilot experiment.

[@williamgichia4351]

Awsome

[@TEACHER.CLEOPHAS]

Well done.

[@Shadmumo2005]

This quite encouraging Alex. I remember meeting in Kitengela in search of the pawpaws to extract the seeds.

[@graciousmaibvise9326]

Thank you so much for giving us full information especially the issue of female or male plant.

[@chefafricasvillage4209]

Beautiful fruits Alex. Continue the excellent work

[@beatricek816]

Kudos Alex! Very educative am interested

[@zippykaruthu1505]

This is quite awesome would really like to have the seedlings

[@orelroilimited1484]

Well done Alex we are very proud of you. We look forward to collaborating with you soon.

[@afro5380]

Thank you

[@danielmui2342]

Congrats Alex. You pursued your dream and tgats what defines a man

[@geoffrykibiwot2680]

Good work Alex

[@alexhalale3791]

that is good information about payaya farming .

[@khalidsillah4525]

Bravo keep going

[@devbachu7072]

Great as a young man

[@oketayoo.g3907]

Water is highly needed or a successful farm. This is a very good farm

[@lukondomwambula2593]

From 🇿🇲 am inspired

[@CorneliusGulere]

I love your story. I need the seed. I have gone through similar experiences with most of the seedlings turning out male.

[@user-mm7bt2gv4k]

Very fantastic

[@wisdomosondu1006]

Weldone bro. Quite interesting. I wish you greater success. From London

[@firstptr3and10_]

CONGRATULATIONS

[@mary_m_makau]

Am inspired.
Let me prepare my farm for this

[@romanamaiwa2689]

Good teaching, l would wish to have paw paw seedlings

[@harunaabdullahi-ql5pk]

I had your story and I'm from Nigeria I wish to be like you

[@svarghese9424]

Nice to hear your story, will it resist wind.?

[@BabestvPinayraketeraSaJapan]

New subscriber here, i love papaya fruits its my favorite fruit

[@mikemacormic8839]

Excellent effort, for sure we will communicate togther for our farm 🚜

[@daphnerodriguez9980]

THANKS YOU GOODNESS 🌟 ALEX AMAZING ❤️🖤💚🤎 FAMILY DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜 AWESOME BEAUTIFUL ✨,

[@saleemsiddiquiuk]

Nice to hear your wonderful farming story very encouraging
how can you give us advice with your experience and hard work

[@sheriffkinteh5935]

thanks I wish I can follow yours steps. can you please list down the best and early varieties papaya to start with

[@nonoingridmfolwe1144]

thank you for sharing and your contact.i have only one tree and has produced many fruits that have not ripened yet.will sent you a pic and will take it from there.inspored.

[@jong5984]

Very eloquent and inspiring watching from London

[@plainsarah8871]

Thank you for sharing, I'm also in love with fruit farming, I think I should start now so when I get back home I'll begin harvesting

[@cliffkipoto7122]

Am inspired by this story. Congratulations Alex. This is the results of perseverance. Also thanks for the insights. How can i get those seedlings?

[@ernestkibet2969]

Good job 👍 Alex, I love what you are doing Bro keep the fire burning. I am also doing it in a small scale but soon I will do large scale....I will need your input.

[@hannahw4769]

Papaya is so expensive in majuu , I eat using my eyes.

[@fuaadmahamud317]

I cangralation you for your more plants 🌱 more trees I hope you all best this is what we want we are our roll model

[@sakbuinjoseph8496]

Good job my dear, I use to say farming is the foundermantal job without, life can't continue

[@graciousmaibvise9326]

Thank you for taking time explaining the challenges on pawpaw farming.

[@muemamusyoka6970]

Thank for info, am from makueni i need some seedlings.

[@helenfoster907]

Hi there, your pawpaw trees are nice and short. It's amazing. Can you give me tips on how to do that.
Thank you.

[@elizabethominde-ogaja3433]

Such an inspiring story. In would like to start papaya farming in Nakuru. Do you have a manual that can help me out as a first time fruit farmer