I want to commend you for your efforts not just in farming but in promoting Jamaican tourism and showcasing the wonders of this remarkable country. You have undoubtedly played a crucial role in inspiring wanderlust and encouraging travelers to consider Jamaica as their next destination. Please know that your work has touched the hearts of many, including mine. Your dedication to creating quality content and your genuine passion for sharing the beauty of Jamaica are truly commendable.
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This gentleman is actually a Jamaican treasure. I did not know we these type of people on the island. I came from families of farmers various products,but this guys knowledge,understanding, and attention to detail, is unmatched by by any other farmers I’ve seen on Social media. Proud of this guy as a Jamaican. One more thing it sure would be good for the country to see some of Jamaican young men picking up a pitch fork or a hoe instead of the guns.
I am so glad he return back to Jamaica , he’s such an ambitious and talented man ! Jamaica needs him , he can train the young one’s ! Jamaica got to stop the brain draining ! Can’t have those ambitious people leaving the Island ! He and his wife had a great vision , that they made came to fruition. ! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
OK, where do I begin? When you watch or listen to the evening news on our major radio and TV stations, the impression sent is a Jamaica in a state of total crisis. The news often portray a sense of hopelessness - recounting the killings, the corruption, how little our dolor can purchase. then you are treated with three or so minutes of a ray of hope. Truly, hope is not lost, your program continues to highlight the possibilities- the farmer coming back to Jamaica from the land of 'almost' milk and honey to make a life and to inspire many more Jamaicans, if their story is told. Our nightly news do not carry these stories at length. Thank you Mr. Niel for giving us access, thanking you for telling your story. Thank you Irine for commitment to positivity and for allowing Jamaican to tell their stories on your platform.
Isn't it sad that we Jamaicans love negativity and will laud and applaud and give thumbs up in the hundreds to the ills told about Jamaica, yet do not care to spend any time to concentrate on the positive? We are happy to have Irena delve in the positive stories in Jamaica.
Here's a fun fact: Glendon Neil is so nice, God had to make him twice! Glendon has a twin brother named Linton who is his replica in every way: they look, walk, talk, gesticulate, and are knowledgeable and kind-hearted alike, and both have a plant nursery. Linton is in New Harbour Village in St. Catherine, Jamaica. I've visited Lilly Creek Farm and that clay that you see is beautiful on the skin. I got some the day I went years ago. I didn't have a bag and was faaaar from the car, so I removed my socks and stuffed some in! We all had a good laugh! Thank you, Irina, for this heartwarming video. Jamaica, Jah-Mek-Ya! (God made here - special!)
He is a true Legend!!!! When I visit Mr. Neil, I go early in the morning, and I can't leave until the sun is about to set. The knowledge he has is like a 5 course meal. He is also extremely kind!! His farm is extremely cool and nice. It is my get away. Have to also mention his staff! He has a troop of kind hearted men and women who are professional and always smiling. He really cares for them, and you'll never hear him barking at them, nope. He has an open door policy, you don't need to set an appointment to see him either. Yooow he is the best!! Humble and cool!! This is a true son of Jamaica!!! 39:52 my favorite fruit, Peanut butter fruit tree. Irine please do some more videos like this!! Please. Horticulture/Agriculture all the way!!
This gentleman is filled with such wisdom . He reminds me of my grandfather . He also loved the land and was so knowledgeable . Nothing greater than being one with nature . We must return to the source the land
Another informative and educational video. Well done Irina for showcasing Mr Neil who willing shared his decades of experience and business advice with us. I find him truly inspiring. Less complaining and finding reasons why he can't and more of starting with what you have, making sacrifices and leaving a legacy of hard work to the next generation. I wish for him and his team all the success for the future.
I would normally not watch an hour long UA-cam video, but although it was well past my bedtime, I couldn't stop watching this video. This gentleman is incredibly smart. Irina, I have followed you for a long time and this is one of the best videos you have produced. Keep up the good work.
Respect indeed, Mr. Neil! That was a very good interview, Irina. It's refreshing and encouraging to know that there are ways to generate wealth, starting from as little as a dollar in Jamaica. It is also great to know that it is a Jamaican entrepreneur and not Warren Buffett or Jeff Bezos that is speaking about wealth generation and money management. I love Glendon's pragmatism and concepts. My brother, you are a gem and a visionary, respect, respect. Irina, I've always loved your interviews, great job.
I hope young people are watching this great Jamaican,influencer remember he said you don’t have to have lots of money just the will to work hard.Thanks my brother and Irie
This programme is very educational and so pleasant to listened to ..Thianks to Mr Neil for his wealth of knowledge and his ability to express and share IRENE YOU HAVE DONE IT AGAIN..
A man after my own heart. I absolutely love growing things. I plant every seed, or cutting I get... wherher its shrubs, flowers or fruit I'll plant it, nurture and watch it geow. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I'll have to visit this man's nursery...I see lots of plants I simply must have. Thank you Irina.
Well done my brother,great content,very educational. I wish Jamaica would highlight more of the positive things like this,and less of the negative stuff.Hats off to you and your team.👋🏾🙏🏾❤️
Mr Glendon's business model is a good one!.. Jamaica I think, need to delve into an extensive landscaping program to help in beautifying our surroundings using his plants and expertise that's been showcased in this episode.
I love watching this type of content, it makes me excited to move my family of six from the U.K. to Jamaica to set up a non profit health and wellness retreat, part of the retreat will have organic gardens, will definitely incorporate some of those plants mentioned, thank you for sharing.
DO IT!!! That’s so needed and plenty of people love retreats. I do retreat groups from the US to Jamaica and Costa Rica and it’s such a great revenue generator. Wishing you luck and abundance!
I am trying to get my little holding together. I certainly wish that I was nearer to this man. His knowledge is outstanding. Best wishes in all that you do.
Sir, I love the passion that you have for your profession and your work ethics is remarkable. You are a great example to others and everyone who is interesting in starting their own business
Irina you never cease to help in the highlighting of ours and yours Jamaica 🇯🇲 along with our creative people So happy you chose Jamaica for your new home. Thanks a million
Thank you brother i was stuck in the money jail abroad, you are a pioneer no matter where you can start over much worth it than these places we go to and get stuck bills and no progress
Love this interview. He provided great advice for starting a business and life in general. I will have to contact him for additional services he can provide.
Jamaica will never again be what it was, when any of us were younger. Change is inevitable. Don't wait on the authorities to create a safe environment for your dream.🇯🇲@@sac8405
Mr Neil is impressive, he is so passionate and talented about his plants and how he cares for them. I am so inspired by his knowledge, what he's done and plans to do. So Awesome
Thank you for doing this interview I have learned so much from this interview I'm in the US now and after seen this making me want to go back to Jamaica when I was much younger and growing up in the country I planted so many different plant
I like this man he is very knowledgeable, he is very articulate and answers and explains in detail. He knows the in and outs of what’s on his land and all the various plants. I feel like I learned a lot. In such a short time. 😆 Also this is edited well. Good job 👍🏿
@@alexaund Yes, that's seems. Or as it's said in legalese "prima facie," - on the face of it. You're seeing the book's title, you don't know as yet the content, or its veracity. C'mon, do better than that!?
LOVE, love, love this video. It should be called 'words of wisdom from a chemist and farmer'. What a gem! I learned so much from this. Very inspiring. Wisdom in spades. Wonderful attitude. Thank you.
Listening to Mr. Neil had such an impressive effect on me that I paused the video to share it with my hubby while he is at work. Now, I am formulating a plan to visit his farm (with hubby) as soon as I am able.
People used to look down on farming until COVID-19 hit, then people began to realize the importance of farming. That is why we should never look down on someone unless we are going to pick that person up.
This interview was so informative and inspiring. I absolutely love his perspectives on business and his approach to life. Would definitely love to see more interviews like this. Well done, sir.
Very educational my hat off to you both 🙏🏽 Sir you are very knowledgeable about your work and Irie you always ask the right questions in your interviews great job.
It's so nice to see you Glendon. Very hard working and decent human being. We grew up together, once my very best friend upon upon him migrating to Canada.
Hats off to Mr. Neil and his wife!! Great job creating and developing his own niche and providing a valuable service.. Very informative interview. Thanks for sharing your Wealth of knowledge regarding the farming industry and plant nursery. Continue success! 👏🏼
THOROUGHLY enjoyed this episode. How knowledgeable and passionate he is about his venture - quite a fantastic interview. I spied several plants I'd like to purchase 🤩. You've made this plant-nerd quite happy, Ms. Irie 😊💚
I am so impress with what you are doing. As a child growing up in Jamaica, St. Thomas my grandmother use to have some beautiful roses in her garden, just like we have in England. I don't see good rose plant when i visit Jamaica. Is it the soil or location. The younger generation Jamaica are not interested in planting flowers.
Well done Sir, I enjoy watching,learning and listening to your unique ways of doing and living. I most say I admire your intelligence. Whenever I return I would love to visit, beautiful farm.
What a thoroughly peaceful way to make a living. Just viewing the environment of the video made me relax. The idea of the exfoliating material almost at his door set is genius. Blessings!🙏
Oh my, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video, I learned so much about my island and its plants and other imported plants despite living here all my life. Thank you so much, Irena, I love your videos.
Interesting and educational. I did have agricultural science teachers in high school who were trained at Knocalva Agricultural College. Still use today some of what I learned from them back then. Thanks for that Irena.
Thank you Irina for doing this wonderful video. I was blown away by this man's knowledge and humility. Loved his smile as casually chatted & talked about the benefits of plants & trees. And, he never once complained how hard it is to start a nursery farm. Instead, he gave credit to his wife and the 4 other workers. Jamaica needs more business people like him. Greetings from Toronto!
Great contents thanks for returning to share with fellow Jam much blessing Miss Irene you are an Asset to our country need a place in the Govt no Joke i am serious much love
Using leased land is a great way to start farming in Jamaica. When I found out that bauxite mining operations had established land bank reserves in St Ann for future mining I leased a few acres of fertile bottom land and seeded them with cabbages that were ready for harvesting so quickly that I had to establish marketing networks in Kingston, Montego Bay, Lucea and Sav La Mar in order to get rid of the produce that started springing out of the ground . Labour costs of the cooperative farm were handled by making the farmers involved into shareholders in the venture and dividing the profits. It was a win/win situation.
Thanks for this very informative and interesting video. Mr Glendon Neil is truly knowledgeable and amazing, plus he can explain very well. Truly blessed. We need more people like him .
God is with these people. The God of the bible, trinity, Christ and Him crucified. They will always flourish. No matter WHAT. Thank you Irie. Your timing is also God led for me. Meet you on the other side sis. Love
Hi Irie, once again thank you for such a wonderful and informative topic and video this was inspiring because I have a few ideas and dreams similar to this guy. I know where to come and who's brain to pick for expert advice.🙏🏾
Our other videos about farming in Jamaica:
➡Tomato Farm:
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➡Bee Farm
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I want to commend you for your efforts not just in farming but in promoting Jamaican tourism and showcasing the wonders of this remarkable country. You have undoubtedly played a crucial role in inspiring wanderlust and encouraging travelers to consider Jamaica as their next destination.
Please know that your work has touched the hearts of many, including mine. Your dedication to creating quality content and your genuine passion for sharing the beauty of Jamaica are truly commendable.
This man is walking encyclopedia of botany. It's so relaxing watching this episode Irena. He is also a visionary.
The way he articulate himself & livelihood it's just refreshing to see we need more Jamaican youths thinking like this
I couldn't have said it better. His words, diction, imagery and passion are beyond anything I have ever seen.
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Lovely he said !! his wife is the wind beneath his wings ..so sweet and powerful 🌹
I'm speachless, what an amazing, inspirational and mature personality! It gives so much joy listening to this man! Greetings from Germany
This gentleman is actually a Jamaican treasure. I did not know we these type of people on the island. I came from families of farmers various products,but this guys knowledge,understanding, and attention to detail, is unmatched by by any other farmers I’ve seen on Social media.
Proud of this guy as a Jamaican.
One more thing it sure would be good for the country to see some of Jamaican young men picking up a pitch fork or a hoe instead of the guns.
I am so glad he return back to Jamaica , he’s such an ambitious and talented man ! Jamaica needs him , he can train the young one’s ! Jamaica got to stop the brain draining ! Can’t have those ambitious people leaving the Island ! He and his wife had a great vision , that they made came to fruition. ! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
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Yes I agree 100% well said
Unfortunately most of the young men in Jamaica today are not interested in agriculture. They just want to dress up and wear nuff gold chains.
OK, where do I begin? When you watch or listen to the evening news on our major radio and TV stations, the impression sent is a Jamaica in a state of total crisis. The news often portray a sense of hopelessness - recounting the killings, the corruption, how little our dolor can purchase. then you are treated with three or so minutes of a ray of hope. Truly, hope is not lost, your program continues to highlight the possibilities- the farmer coming back to Jamaica from the land of 'almost' milk and honey to make a life and to inspire many more Jamaicans, if their story is told. Our nightly news do not carry these stories at length. Thank you Mr. Niel for giving us access, thanking you for telling your story. Thank you Irine for commitment to positivity and for allowing Jamaican to tell their stories on your platform.
Isn't it sad that we Jamaicans love negativity and will laud and applaud and give thumbs up in the hundreds to the ills told about Jamaica, yet do not care to spend any time to concentrate on the positive? We are happy to have Irena delve in the positive stories in Jamaica.
This man is a gem! Jamaicans have lots of talent. Go Jamaica!
Here's a fun fact: Glendon Neil is so nice, God had to make him twice! Glendon has a twin brother named Linton who is his replica in every way: they look, walk, talk, gesticulate, and are knowledgeable and kind-hearted alike, and both have a plant nursery. Linton is in New Harbour Village in St. Catherine, Jamaica. I've visited Lilly Creek Farm and that clay that you see is beautiful on the skin. I got some the day I went years ago. I didn't have a bag and was faaaar from the car, so I removed my socks and stuffed some in! We all had a good laugh! Thank you, Irina, for this heartwarming video. Jamaica, Jah-Mek-Ya! (God made here - special!)
Mr Neil is a truly Jamaican GEM ...What his Farm contact number? Does anyone knows
Awwww that's sooo cool!
He is a true Legend!!!! When I visit Mr. Neil, I go early in the morning, and I can't leave until the sun is about to set. The knowledge he has is like a 5 course meal. He is also extremely kind!! His farm is extremely cool and nice. It is my get away. Have to also mention his staff! He has a troop of kind hearted men and women who are professional and always smiling. He really cares for them, and you'll never hear him barking at them, nope. He has an open door policy, you don't need to set an appointment to see him either. Yooow he is the best!! Humble and cool!! This is a true son of Jamaica!!! 39:52 my favorite fruit, Peanut butter fruit tree. Irine please do some more videos like this!! Please. Horticulture/Agriculture all the way!!
You’ve found an invaluable Jamaican treasure Irina.
This gentleman is filled with such wisdom . He reminds me of my grandfather . He also loved the land and was so knowledgeable . Nothing greater than being one with nature . We must return to the source the land
Another informative and educational video. Well done Irina for showcasing Mr Neil who willing shared his decades of experience and business advice with us. I find him truly inspiring. Less complaining and finding reasons why he can't and more of starting with what you have, making sacrifices and leaving a legacy of hard work to the next generation. I wish for him and his team all the success for the future.
I would normally not watch an hour long UA-cam video, but although it was well past my bedtime, I couldn't stop watching this video.
This gentleman is incredibly smart.
Irina, I have followed you for a long time and this is one of the best videos you have produced. Keep up the good work.
Respect indeed, Mr. Neil! That was a very good interview, Irina. It's refreshing and encouraging to know that there are ways to generate wealth, starting from as little as a dollar in Jamaica. It is also great to know that it is a Jamaican entrepreneur and not Warren Buffett or Jeff Bezos that is speaking about wealth generation and money management. I love Glendon's pragmatism and concepts. My brother, you are a gem and a visionary, respect, respect. Irina, I've always loved your interviews, great job.
I hope young people are watching this great Jamaican,influencer remember he said you don’t have to have lots of money just the will to work hard.Thanks my brother and Irie
This programme is very educational and so pleasant to listened to ..Thianks to Mr Neil for his wealth of knowledge and his ability to express and share
IRENE YOU HAVE DONE IT AGAIN..
A man after my own heart. I absolutely love growing things. I plant every seed, or cutting I get... wherher its shrubs, flowers or fruit I'll plant it, nurture and watch it geow. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I'll have to visit this man's nursery...I see lots of plants I simply must have. Thank you Irina.
This is like a documentary which can be rewind for ever . So much knowledge out of one person is awesome The encyclopedia of Jamaican plants
A walking encyclopedia and pure soul indeed. Never seen a plant whisperer like this before.
Every time I watch one of your videos, I fall in love with my little island in the sun all over again. I'm m coming home soon!
Well done my brother,great content,very educational. I wish Jamaica would highlight more of the positive things like this,and less of the negative stuff.Hats off to you and your team.👋🏾🙏🏾❤️
Mr Glendon's business model is a good one!.. Jamaica I think, need to delve into an extensive landscaping program to help in beautifying our surroundings using his plants and expertise that's been showcased in this episode.
I love watching this type of content, it makes me excited to move my family of six from the U.K. to Jamaica to set up a non profit health and wellness retreat, part of the retreat will have organic gardens, will definitely incorporate some of those plants mentioned, thank you for sharing.
Go for it sister but you'll also need a profit generating element you have a big Family but do go for it 😂
DO IT!!! That’s so needed and plenty of people love retreats. I do retreat groups from the US to Jamaica and Costa Rica and it’s such a great revenue generator.
Wishing you luck and abundance!
Ppl…
Best believe Thts not even the tip of the iceberg of my uncle’s knowledge and experience in horticulture… blessings continually uncle 🙏
I am trying to get my little holding together. I certainly wish that I was nearer to this man. His knowledge is outstanding.
Best wishes in all that you do.
I live in St Ann and I definitely will be visiting. I am always looking for exotic plants.
Sir, I love the passion that you have for your profession and your work ethics is remarkable. You are a great example to others and everyone who is interesting in starting their own business
Irina you never cease to help in the highlighting of ours and yours Jamaica 🇯🇲 along with our creative people
So happy you chose Jamaica for your new home.
Thanks a million
Thank you brother i was stuck in the money jail abroad, you are a pioneer no matter where you can start over much worth it than these places we go to and get stuck bills and no progress
😂😂 I like it the "money jail"..that's what foreign is
So true..
Love this interview. He provided great advice for starting a business and life in general. I will have to contact him for additional services he can provide.
The country needs more people like u❤
Respect...... Very informative 😍 we need this in Jamaica...... Diaspora we need to go back home and invest in Jamaica infrastructure 💯🇯🇲
A lot of us would love to go back to Jamaica, when the authorities get the crime and violence under control 👍
Jamaica will never again be what it was, when any of us were younger. Change is inevitable. Don't wait on the authorities to create a safe environment for your dream.🇯🇲@@sac8405
THANKS YOU IRINE YOU ALWAYS REPRESENT OUR COUNTRY WELL..I LOVE LOVE PLANTS ..THANK YOU SIR FOR THE INFORMATION..GOOD TEACH. ❤
Mr Neil is impressive, he is so passionate and talented about his plants and how he cares for them. I am so inspired by his knowledge, what he's done and plans to do. So Awesome
Thank you for doing this interview I have learned so much from this interview I'm in the US now and after seen this making me want to go back to Jamaica when I was much younger and growing up in the country I planted so many different plant
A really a good man that knows his plants really well. I learned a lot. Wish him continuing success, and thanks for showing us this interview
I like this man he is very knowledgeable, he is very articulate and answers and explains in detail. He knows the in and outs of what’s on his land and all the various plants. I feel like I learned a lot. In such a short time. 😆
Also this is edited well. Good job 👍🏿
Love love love this ❤ I will be driving all the way to St Mary to buy plant from you ❤
He seems to be well versed in horticulture. Good on him!
Seems?
@@alexaund Yes, that's seems. Or as it's said in legalese "prima facie," - on the face of it. You're seeing the book's title, you don't know as yet the content, or its veracity. C'mon, do better than that!?
LOVE, love, love this video. It should be called 'words of wisdom from a chemist and farmer'. What a gem! I learned so much from this. Very inspiring. Wisdom in spades. Wonderful attitude. Thank you.
LOVE THIS MAN. VERY POSITIVE
Lots of Wisdom & Passion too
Listening to Mr. Neil had such an impressive effect on me that I paused the video to share it with my hubby while he is at work. Now, I am formulating a plan to visit his farm (with hubby) as soon as I am able.
This is my idea of heaven, so glad I've found this.
I can listen to this man all day. Love what you're doing!
As expected, informative, inspirational & positive 👏🏻 Keep the videos coming. Bravo, God bless.
I absolutely love this episode. I had to share it with my father who has a green thumb and wants to do a similar business. I love dis man..❤❤❤❤❤❤
People used to look down on farming until COVID-19 hit, then people began to realize the importance of farming. That is why we should never look down on someone unless we are going to pick that person up.
This interview was so informative and inspiring. I absolutely love his perspectives on business and his approach to life. Would definitely love to see more interviews like this. Well done, sir.
If only Jamaica had more people like this treasure of a man. I wish great success.
Very educational my hat off to you both 🙏🏽 Sir you are very knowledgeable about your work and Irie you always ask the right questions in your interviews great job.
I have some great ideas Irina. I need land. My issue is housing. I don’t fear crime. As he said crime is everywhere. You have helped me greatly btw😅
So go buy the land. Years ago I bought a little piece inSt Ann but I can’t find the money to buy a block.
It's so nice to see you Glendon. Very hard working and decent human being. We grew up together, once my very best friend upon upon him migrating to Canada.
Mr,Neal is what real men are made of. Such an inspiration for others to emulate.
Have to visit your farm..❤
OH WOW! Simply awesome. Thank you for highlighting such a beautiful environment. 🇯🇲
He’s brilliant. Well done Mr Glendon Neil 👏🏿👏🏿
Thanks Irie for this informative content.
Hats off to Mr. Neil and his wife!! Great job creating and developing his own niche and providing a valuable service.. Very informative interview. Thanks for sharing your Wealth of knowledge regarding the farming industry and plant nursery. Continue success! 👏🏼
This man speaks in code. He is definitely very wise . Very inspirational
Great storytelling. This man was a great representation of who Jamaicans are. And why it’s important to come back and give back to the land.👏🏾🇯🇲
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I absolutely luv his passion for plants I could listen to him talk all day😊
Excellent promotion of Jamaican returning home with extra knowledge gained while abroad and using it for the benefit for Jamaica.
He's showing how it should be done. 👏
Wow! This gentleman is certainly knowledgeable in the plant business. Another great video Irena 👏
I'm inspired. Thanks Irene for sharing Farmer Neil's fascinating story.
Irena 🤦🏽♀️ sorry for spelling your name wrong!
THOROUGHLY enjoyed this episode. How knowledgeable and passionate he is about his venture - quite a fantastic interview. I spied several plants I'd like to purchase 🤩. You've made this plant-nerd quite happy, Ms. Irie 😊💚
Top level UA-cam content producer. Great work. Thank you
EXCELLENT work by both the farmer & the video team.
Once again Irine, you didn't disappoint.❤
Very nice content 👌 love that left Canada and com back to Jamaica 🇯🇲
blessed love to you irie 🇩🇪🇯🇲🇩🇪🇯🇲
Super smart Businessman.
Very intelligent man..
Very impressed with his knowledge. His education on both front helps
Will watch again and again ...🎉 Thank you so much Irena
Commendable Glendon.God bless you🥳🙏
This man is very knowledgeable and has that “it” thing about him. He articulates his views very well. Congratulations on all your accomplishments.
I am so impress with what you are doing. As a child growing up in Jamaica, St. Thomas my grandmother use to have some beautiful roses in her garden, just like we have in England. I don't see good rose plant when i visit Jamaica. Is it the soil or location. The younger generation Jamaica are not interested in planting flowers.
I am telling you. England has some of the most beautiful roses. Wondering how I can get to bring back to some jamaica.
This is an interview I can watch over and over again.
I want to be like this man one day. Great job.
Yeah , he and his wife are in it together. He didn’t throw her away in foreign.
He is indeed a role model
Well done Sir, I enjoy watching,learning and listening to your unique ways of doing and living. I most say I admire your intelligence. Whenever I return I would love to visit, beautiful farm.
What a thoroughly peaceful way to make a living. Just viewing the environment of the video made me relax. The idea of the exfoliating material almost at his door set is genius. Blessings!🙏
A man with knowledge, experience and creativity.
He's a very humble man. I know him personally. I also visited his farm.
Oh wow!!! Walking encyclopedia..learnt so much.thank you from🇰🇪
Oh my, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video, I learned so much about my island and its plants and other imported plants despite living here all my life. Thank you so much, Irena, I love your videos.
That big bunesss mrs Glendon doing big up youself mrs Glendon the thing up up ..
I am in Awe of this gentleman..a walking encyclopedia of our tropical plants..I must visit his farm ...a true inspiration
Interesting and educational. I did have agricultural science teachers in high school who were trained at Knocalva Agricultural College. Still use today some of what I learned from them back then.
Thanks for that Irena.
Thank you Irina for doing this wonderful video. I was blown away by this man's knowledge and humility. Loved his smile as casually chatted & talked about the benefits of plants & trees. And, he never once complained how hard it is to start a nursery farm. Instead, he gave credit to his wife and the 4 other workers. Jamaica needs more business people like him. Greetings from Toronto!
Irena..your simply the best..❤❤
Good journalism 🌹
Great contents thanks for returning to share with fellow Jam much blessing Miss Irene you are an Asset to our country need a place in the Govt no Joke i am serious much love
Jah know I’m in awe. I feel like I’m a classroom with a beloved teacher. Dis dradda yah. Big up yuh self sir-respect
For a boy who never use to talk in school man I love your presentation thanks to the great Toco Ferrol and experience lol
what is Toco Ferrol? I'm only a few minutes into the video so maybe it's mentioned later.
She always bring good stuff as a Jamaican i learned so much from watching her channel
It is amazing the wealth of knowledge that is found when you talk to someone...a simple farmer but was a chemist...who knew?!
he is also a good businessman, which is an aspect that is essential if a person wants to build a commercial farm.
@@JAMAICAWITHIRIE Agreed! That fact shines through.
Good work jamaica need factory in jamaica to process mango apple that wast in jamaica
Using leased land is a great way to start farming in Jamaica. When I found out that bauxite mining operations had established land bank reserves in St Ann for future mining I leased a few acres of fertile bottom land and seeded them with cabbages that were ready for harvesting so quickly that I had to establish marketing networks in Kingston, Montego Bay, Lucea and Sav La Mar in order to get rid of the produce that started springing out of the ground . Labour costs of the cooperative farm were handled by making the farmers involved into shareholders in the venture and dividing the profits. It was a win/win situation.
This man can create his own fragrance and make his own perfume 🎉
Extraordinary and educational. Congratulations 🎉🎊
Thanks for this very informative and interesting video. Mr Glendon Neil is truly knowledgeable and amazing, plus he can explain very well. Truly blessed. We need more people like him .
God is with these people. The God of the bible, trinity, Christ and Him crucified. They will always flourish. No matter WHAT. Thank you Irie. Your timing is also God led for me. Meet you on the other side sis. Love
Hi Irie, once again thank you for such a wonderful and informative topic and video this was inspiring because I have a few ideas and dreams similar to this guy. I know where to come and who's brain to pick for expert advice.🙏🏾