This One Thing Can Make You Go Blind..
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- Опубліковано 28 жов 2023
- Join us on a journey through Bunkers Hill, Jamaica where farming isn't just a lifestyle, but a testament to resilience and self-sufficiency. Meet Bang bang, a good soul who has turned his patch of land into a vibrant oasis of organic goodness. In this video, you will witness bang Bang's incredible dedication firsthand.
with determination, he cultivates an array of fruits including Plantains, Bananas, Limes, Ginger, Pineapples and so much more. everything he consumes is 100% homegrown. But that's not all; he even crafts his own plum whiskey, taking you on a journey of taste and laughter as he braves the fiery spirits.
Bang Bang's story is one of triumph over adversity. despite a near-fatal bike crash that left him with a severe shin and stomach injury, he navigates his farm with unmatched spirit and limited mobility. His passion for farming is nothing short of inspiring!
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Bless up bang bang bang bangbzelle
Strong ass Farmer still working with all them injuries
❤Jamaicans are true farmers growing crops the land so rich could grow anything with its soil so fine, rich fresh and healthy eating and living ❤
A one strong strong man dis, nuff raspect to Mr Bang Bang 🧨🧨
Bang bizzle 🌴🇯🇲
I loved this footage. Great job.
Thank you very much!😎
Grow what you eat, eat what you grow
Good video
Thank you!
Amazing farm👍
How much is a decent used tractor in Jamaica? We need to get this man one.
My brothers..have you forgot how to farm the pearl and how many different saltwater oysters and freshwater mussels can be used? Each produce different sizes and colors of pearls. Pinctada and Pteria species are the main 2 groups but anyone with an irridecent or shiny multi color interior shell will work just fine. Re-learn how to culture them sustainably, both with a bead inserted (tahitian style) and without a bead (akoya style). The method used depends on the size of the shell and skill of the fish farmer. Minimum 2 years till harvest after operation but 3 is better. The longer you wait the thicker the and stronger the nacre is and the more valuable it'll be..The Caribbean used to be a hotspot for pearls and pearl divers during slavery, from margarita island up to the the gulf of mexico and all throughout the islands in between. Do your research while its available. Theres lots of info on UA-cam and online. Temple of Tolomeco.
I like how this gentle man do his farming where in jamaica he is
Bunkers Hill
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What’s his contact number?
Bloooood em flooo till em couldn’t 🚢 ..beautiful is deh “Jamrock🇯🇲” be
Bang Bang 🔥🔥
Bless U og keep working hard for the generations after u
i should do a gofund me for my dawg get him a truck or a tractor maybe both.
Defenitly we are planning it for him
The Jamaican version of king cobra jfs
id pay 100 for a liter of that liquor. looks so pure and natural
We can ship it out to you
@@OnlyIn876 worried about legality but ill do some research and reach out in a couple weeks when i get paid. make it a gallon.
It will give you the Hershey squirt's it looks like wine it's undistilled
@@TheDewayne69er well obviously they distill it
@@nickholland7541 if it was distilled it would be clear look at the sediment and stuff floating on the top and if it is distilled then it's a horrible job it looks like pond water