This was a big disappointment mainly due to negligence but we have a better team working on the ground now! Here was the previous episode: ua-cam.com/video/KPBQ96ElKtg/v-deo.html Thank you for always supporting #teamtigress please LIKE & SUBSCRIBE.
Hello African tigress l see your vision l am Kenyan in agriculture field in USA l can offer you advice how you can make your farm very profitable and modern. Hit me up please
@@AFRICANTIGRESS my sister from another mother, just saying, but did you ever thought about planting some coconuts 🌴 or other food most of our African families like such as plantains, bananas, cassavas and sweet potatoes like they do in the Caribbean? Maize (corn) is good too but they take up ⬆️ so much space.😮
This video reminds me of when I used to travel to Jamaica with my family several times a year. The children loved it. Especially, chasing the baby animal and waking up early to go out with their grandfather to feed the animals. They are all professionals now and give back to Jamaica in many ways. Bless up to you and your family.
Wow the land is very beautiful, don't give up, farming is not easy, but you will enjoy it's fruits in future. Those avocado trees are soon coming up. Happy to see your home village.
It’s extremely important that you do not give up. Nothing comes easy. Proud of you sister. Farming is the best thing that you can do to become self sufficient and independent of the system.
Don't give up my sister, being a Zimbabwean myself I cherish farming and seeing that farm of yours reminds me of home, you have a good farm. My advice is that with farming especially when u are just starting, u have to regularly be present. Farming is a good hustle .
I'm very much into farming, currently focusing more on permaculture principles. This means less inputs with outputs increasing over time to an abundance, I wish to be able to visit other people who are into farming and permaculture in particular
Don't take my comment as trolling or negative. Get your workers to cut grass and weeds throughout your farm.The avacardors look a bit yellowish like they are not getting enough nutrients and rain. You already have water available, get them to water the plants .You may also need natural manure to boost plant . Keep up the good work, and I wish you well.
@@AFRICANTIGRESS very bad of them it’s very sad make sure you get someone to always check. We also have palm kennel farm too. The one that produces red oil. It’s hard but with time you will enjoy it. We were frustrated at the beginning but now no.
As the avocado 🥑 are growing you can plant other crops in between during rainy season as you till the ground that will help certain nutritional development for the trees
Hi Tigress nice to see you venturing into farming.....I was wondering if you know why your young seedlings are dying? I have noticed there's no mulching....at the base of the young plants the soil needs to be covered with either dead or dry grass to conserve moisture throughout. The timing of watering is important too. I should water later afternoon when the sun is not hot allowing the plant to take in water overnight...I see you've plenty of water and can do some serious farming in your large farm.
The dry conditions look like you could grow feed corn for the cattle or chicken feed (if it's non-gmo to fatten up beef-cattle) but grass fed is much healthier we know now. 🐓Laying hens might work? People want eggs for quick protein.
@@roberteze-cu4mp 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽blessed up yuh damn self, my Breda from another madda, one love ❤️ from a sistreen living in the USA 🇺🇸 a born Jamaican that grew up in Babylon🥲
Good job. I think the replacement avocados are too young, they'll disappoint you. The success rate in avocado farming is greatly determined by the quality of the seedlings planted. Change your farm worker(s) and allow the new worker(s) to grow their own things in the farm between the avocados. Intercropping will make the farm clean of weeds. Will motivate the farm worker(s) to work harder. My Avocado farm is near Ndori, bring your new worker(s) for benchmarking.
Thanks for the farm update. Good farm help is difficult to secure so work with easy systems to run. The land is a large expanse and you best work it in blocks. Demarcate sections where you concentrate resources and attention. My little research in the avocado plantation subject indicated need for drip irrigation. 0) Have faith in God and his plans for you. 1) Establish a water reservoir on high ground ( brick built or plastic ) then lay drip irrigation hoses from a header pipe across the top section of the demarcated field. Holes at each plant. 2) Ensure the two (2) types of complementary avocado varieties to be planted. Majority can be Hass and the other type will be few . This is to encourage pollination as flowers ( Male and female) open alternately between varieties. 3) Establish a reliable water pump ( preferably solar powered ) to pump water to the reservoir at the top or higher part of the field. 4) Research on plant density vs canopy management of the plantation. 5) I think the ponds require pvc lining at the bottom . They should have some brick built areas and preferably cascade into each other. I.e. water pump to top pond cascading , controllably to other. Put a fountain like feature to ensure PLENTY OF OXYGEN in the pond. ( the fish pond waterfall at Sam Levy village 🇿🇼 works that way) that just brings water up then down into the pond. I see security as a major issue for the fish ponds though. All the best 🇿🇼
Hi the acreage of the land is good to engage in profitable farming. Keep goats in goat pens, for meat, dairy goat very profitable - goat milk sales, goat milk is healthy, with opportunity for value addition yogurt etc. You have enough land to plant fodder crops with readily available water, goats are easier to manage than cows (but still keep a few dairy cows)plus have a higher rate of multiplication. Supplement with kienyeji chickens deep litter or with limited free range foraging, sell kienyeji eggs & chicken for meat. Use the chicken, goat droppings & cow manure for biogas to power the farm, cooking and lighting. Good luck
Am a farmer but I can a sure mobile farming is not easy.. most of the time u must be at the farm atlist twice a month.. cos as I see it it needs cleaning weeding etc. and also bcos the crops are still small u can mix farming put some maize to keep it clean, on a dry season work on drip irrigation.
The holes in the cow peas are due to pest infestation and not hail.Hail will completely decimate a crop. You might need to spray some pesticide The weeds/grass around the avocados need to be removed. The weeds are competing for nutrients with the avocado. Too many weeds. One should be able to spot the avocado easily.
@@AFRICANTIGRESS😂😂Funny i can't even find my Village, we usually take those Bodaboda guys by the Roadside. It should be near Nyangoma High School. Some of my Cousins went to School there❤
Wishing you the best, that’s a lot of land but the guys may not know how to really farm. In the USA at here is also an organic spray to keep the flies from biting the cows. They are stressed from the flies. Perhaps you can visit a farm and get any pointers on irrigation and pest control. God bless you many times over.
avocados need a lot more water to be productive....consider building watershed toughs and dams on the hillside to slow water flow and allow water to percolate into the ground ensuring sufficient ground water for all trees all the time. do mulch your trees too and get them compost
African Tigress connect with Pamela n John at Joint hands Tree Life Nursery they have a nursery there in Kenya and various projects..I believe avocados are Hass and are preferably for restaurants. They have UTUBE channel reach out to them they r knowledgeable. My other recommendation is Kataps farm..he too is full of knowledge and wisdom. These are people there that can assist you.. Your property is amazing as you are! ❤
Hello there AT the farm needs cleaning so that you can tell which is which.Too much water can also rot the roots of the tree..The soil also need feeding google up and learn more and keep winning.You also need an expert of a manager who can lead his team knowing what to do not a random manager.l can go on and on anyways good luck my girl.🙏
Good work, you need to look for an agronomist early enough. Root rots is a major issue with avocados and affects even large trees. You may also consider looking for certified seedlings to stand a better chance. Otherwise you are doing good work, thanks
Tigress one fact if you’re not there to oversee the work it will be a struggle. One good advice is to purchase a bush hog to clean the land. I observe many farmers plant the tree’s in straight rows so that you can drive through them. Please farm organically that way the runoff will not be going into the river. Those flies will make your cows sick. They are biting the cows.
Also, the weed needs to be cleared because they're competing for soil nutrients with your young Avocado plants. Farm is showing serious neglect. Needs to be clean and apealing (even to you). 5ft x 5ft spacing of plants. Plants need to be above ground level to avoid root rot. I saw effect of fruit flies on the leaves you showed. Farm needs to be sprayed with organic pesticides. You might need to focus on one type of farming for now till you are comfortable with the yields.
That`s my girl. Avocadoes do so well, I know because my mum has some avocadoes which really grow on their own and "take care of themselves"but the harvest is year after year. You`ll reap very well dear.
Well done. You said that the particular species of avacado is for expert, why that specie? Also what is it that could have been done from preventing the avacado tree from dying ?
The land is beautiful, avocados hate to be waterlogged they like good drainage. Can you pull up one of the dead plants and take a look at the roots system. Sometimes insects attack the roots. I think you should also buy some more land for your cattle so that they can be free to Rome about freely grazing eating the grass while fertilising the land. You have an insect problem your beans are eaten by insects not hale stones.
Thanks for the update but we ain’t giving up yet. First find the root cause of them drying then start from there. Then get an expert to visit your farm for the right advice. Keep going. And do you think water melons can do near the river?
As a person who use to plant flowers I know the feeling of putting something in the ground and watch iit mature to the point of generating beautiful blooms but sometimes this did not happen and I had to start again. I know you've invested money but dont give up keep on planting those "second chance trees." one day youre gonna look back and tell us how much they pushed to never quit and to develop resillence as a business woman. I think they have already done that based on what you said at the end of the video. In my closing I just want to reinforce what you said with this winners never quit,and quitters never win. All the best
The update is still positive... List areas where help can be used .. Like irrigation, weeding, fertilizer, and give an idea when each phase of work is needed... If we can't help financially, we may have time or specialties to contribute... The failure could be for a reason, so we can see the needed way we can contribute as a community...
You need to get somebody knowledge able to prune your avocado trees .They are too bushy .Make sure no branches below the drafting area Engage an agriculturist
Farm is challenging .. it’s like a weather sometimes good sometimes not good … For me failure is a SUCCESS ! You will learn from failures and become strong as long as you never give up you can still get your goal ! Just go and always look forward that is a Success !!! Keep it up my dear and always trust God !!! God loves you !!!
Unfortunately that's the attitude with most farm workers. I sàw Akothe complain on similar issues. If you're far from your farm it' can be a challenge...
Ask why they are dying is it a rooting issue you use hormones to help with both rooting and grafting what is the husbandry practice have a standard SOP for all employee from start to finish
You’re not doing anything wrong. Nature can appear cruel but it’s the best teacher. I would say keep soldering on. Ninafurahi kuona mama yako being so supportive 🙏🏾
😊🇿🇼The Shona version of last statement. " Ndafarira kuona amai vako being so supportive ". Bantu languages are comfortingly familiar. I understood meaning immediately.
That is literally farming. Some seasons are better than others and you learn from the land and experience. You have a unique perspective in your travels, to see a variety of things that have worked in similar climates. Are there goat herders around? Goats can clear that brush quickly, because they eat too much. Be blessed!
Being a farmer, let me diagnose your problem. Number one, your farm employees and number two, your farm employees. They don't seem like individuals who can bring productivity. When you arrived, they look not the type. When you asked about milk, they were off the context. Fire them all and bring individuals who can maximize the potential of the land. It is big, green and with a river. I sound mean, but that is the reality.
This was a big disappointment mainly due to negligence but we have a better team working on the ground now! Here was the previous episode: ua-cam.com/video/KPBQ96ElKtg/v-deo.html
Thank you for always supporting #teamtigress please LIKE & SUBSCRIBE.
hEy TigRess great content, what is the title of that song (the generic song) and the artist name aswell please
@@Soul_Geniuska99 jemano by Sillaba and Maher cissoko
Hello African tigress l see your vision l am Kenyan in agriculture field in USA l can offer you advice how you can make your farm very profitable and modern. Hit me up please
@@AFRICANTIGRESS my sister from another mother, just saying, but did you ever thought about planting some coconuts 🌴 or other food most of our African families like such as plantains, bananas, cassavas and sweet potatoes like they do in the Caribbean? Maize (corn) is good too but they take up ⬆️ so much space.😮
@@jrtutone3311 send me an email please theafricantigress @gmail.com
This farm is massive and just like you said it requires patience. I can't wait for export to begin
Me too darling
Thanks for the update and wish the replacement plants will grow to maturity. It's a big farm and congrats for the investment diversity
Thank you Engineer
Do not worry Sis. This is great progress. You have the right mind. You are thinking and taking action beyond UA-cam. 🙏🏾👸🏾👏🏾🌻💖
This video reminds me of when I used to travel to Jamaica with my family several times a year. The children loved it. Especially, chasing the baby animal and waking up early to go out with their grandfather to feed the animals. They are all professionals now and give back to Jamaica in many ways. Bless up to you and your family.
Wow the land is very beautiful, don't give up, farming is not easy, but you will enjoy it's fruits in future. Those avocado trees are soon coming up. Happy to see your home village.
Thank you Agnes for the encouragement
It’s extremely important that you do not give up. Nothing comes easy. Proud of you sister. Farming is the best thing that you can do to become self sufficient and independent of the system.
Wow you encourage me alot, the farm is huge, i hope the workers take this seriously and do their almost best to make the project successful
Don't give up my sister, being a Zimbabwean myself I cherish farming and seeing that farm of yours reminds me of home, you have a good farm. My advice is that with farming especially when u are just starting, u have to regularly be present. Farming is a good hustle .
I'm very much into farming, currently focusing more on permaculture principles. This means less inputs with outputs increasing over time to an abundance, I wish to be able to visit other people who are into farming and permaculture in particular
One step at a time, you'll get there. Getting started is already a huge achievement. Well done, proud of you AT!
Thank you Tari
Don't take my comment as trolling or negative. Get your workers to cut grass and weeds throughout your farm.The avacardors look a bit yellowish like they are not getting enough nutrients and rain. You already have water available, get them to water the plants .You may also need natural manure to boost plant . Keep up the good work, and I wish you well.
Thank you. The previous worker failed. The clearing you seen on some sections is a new team.
@AFRICAN TIGRESS workers don't take their work seriously.
@@AFRICANTIGRESS very bad of them it’s very sad make sure you get someone to always check. We also have palm kennel farm too. The one that produces red oil. It’s hard but with time you will enjoy it. We were frustrated at the beginning but now no.
@@AFRICANTIGRESS sis, make sure that you vet people before they start working on your farm! 🙏
I understand, goat manure is really good.
As the avocado 🥑 are growing you can plant other crops in between during rainy season as you till the ground that will help certain nutritional development for the trees
I'm so proud of you ...keep up the good work...keeping you in prayer.
beautiful countryside. Also I like how the homes are still viewable but not too close. You have a enough space to build a mini compound.
Thank you 😊
Hi Tigress nice to see you venturing into farming.....I was wondering if you know why your young seedlings are dying? I have noticed there's no mulching....at the base of the young plants the soil needs to be covered with either dead or dry grass to conserve moisture throughout. The timing of watering is important too. I should water later afternoon when the sun is not hot allowing the plant to take in water overnight...I see you've plenty of water and can do some serious farming in your large farm.
The dry conditions look like you could grow feed corn for the cattle or chicken feed (if it's non-gmo to fatten up beef-cattle) but grass fed is much healthier we know now. 🐓Laying hens might work? People want eggs for quick protein.
Hope the best for you and your family farm sister Tigress. 😊 Keep striving while you have your businesses including your channel and much more.
The farm workers need to do their best.The greenery is breathtaking✔
That's true NL biggest challenge was negligence
True
A miracle will come your way soon keep the faith sister ❤️❤️❤️🇯🇲
Thank you Patricia ❤️
My wife is Jamaican
@@roberteze-cu4mp Wagwaan to your wife!
@@roberteze-cu4mp 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽blessed up yuh damn self, my Breda from another madda, one love ❤️ from a sistreen living in the USA 🇺🇸 a born Jamaican that grew up in Babylon🥲
Good job.
I think the replacement avocados are too young, they'll disappoint you. The success rate in avocado farming is greatly determined by the quality of the seedlings planted.
Change your farm worker(s) and allow the new worker(s) to grow their own things in the farm between the avocados. Intercropping will make the farm clean of weeds. Will motivate the farm worker(s) to work harder.
My Avocado farm is near Ndori, bring your new worker(s) for benchmarking.
Thanks for the farm update. Good farm help is difficult to secure so work with easy systems to run. The land is a large expanse and you best work it in blocks. Demarcate sections where you concentrate resources and attention.
My little research in the avocado plantation subject indicated need for drip irrigation.
0) Have faith in God and his plans for you.
1) Establish a water reservoir on high ground ( brick built or plastic ) then lay drip irrigation hoses from a header pipe across the top section of the demarcated field. Holes at each plant.
2) Ensure the two (2) types of complementary avocado varieties to be planted. Majority can be Hass and the other type will be few . This is to encourage pollination as flowers ( Male and female) open alternately between varieties.
3) Establish a reliable water pump ( preferably solar powered ) to pump water to the reservoir at the top or higher part of the field.
4) Research on plant density vs canopy management of the plantation.
5) I think the ponds require pvc lining at the bottom . They should have some brick built areas and preferably cascade into each other. I.e. water pump to top pond cascading , controllably to other. Put a fountain like feature to ensure PLENTY OF OXYGEN in the pond. ( the fish pond waterfall at Sam Levy village 🇿🇼 works that way) that just brings water up then down into the pond. I see security as a major issue for the fish ponds though. All the best 🇿🇼
Sooo green... Looks like it's been raining heavily there. I miss the fresh air down there
Oh yes it's been raining. I miss you 🥺
@@AFRICANTIGRESS missing u here aswell
That's a very wonderful project, African Tigress! Keep up great work!!
Hi the acreage of the land is good to engage in profitable farming. Keep goats in goat pens, for meat, dairy goat very profitable - goat milk sales, goat milk is healthy, with opportunity for value addition yogurt etc. You have enough land to plant fodder crops with readily available water, goats are easier to manage than cows (but still keep a few dairy cows)plus have a higher rate of multiplication. Supplement with kienyeji chickens deep litter or with limited free range foraging, sell kienyeji eggs & chicken for meat. Use the chicken, goat droppings & cow manure for biogas to power the farm, cooking and lighting. Good luck
Am a farmer but I can a sure mobile farming is not easy.. most of the time u must be at the farm atlist twice a month.. cos as I see it it needs cleaning weeding etc. and also bcos the crops are still small u can mix farming put some maize to keep it clean, on a dry season work on drip irrigation.
Mildred I think it would have been better if I was around tbh. Imagine something going wrong and learning about it too late
The holes in the cow peas are due to pest infestation and not hail.Hail will completely decimate a crop. You might need to spray some pesticide The weeds/grass around the avocados need to be removed. The weeds are competing for nutrients with the avocado. Too many weeds. One should be able to spot the avocado easily.
Lois, I'm trying to so much to get things in order hopefully in a few months it will get better
This is Beautiful. My home Village is somewhere around there.
Invite me
@@AFRICANTIGRESS😂😂Funny i can't even find my Village, we usually take those Bodaboda guys by the Roadside. It should be near Nyangoma High School. Some of my Cousins went to School there❤
Wishing you the best, that’s a lot of land but the guys may not know how to really farm. In the USA at here is also an organic spray to keep the flies from biting the cows. They are stressed from the flies. Perhaps you can visit a farm and get any pointers on irrigation and pest control. God bless you many times over.
Keep watering the Avocado Trees, they might make it❤
Sure, won't give up yet
Beautiful land your crops will be blessed and you will have bountiful harvest year after year. Don’t give up keep courage 🙏🏽
Thank you Paulette
I see a good progress dont give up on your farm those tree will grow they only need water
Thank you Maria
We are hear for you dear.waiting😍
Nyang'oma, kogelo is my home, u could have stopped for tea and said hi to my grandma
Oh really?
@@AFRICANTIGRESS yeah sure. I would love it u did a video of the house I am building my mom there
Ms. Tigress, you have an excellent piece of and. I love that you have a river running through
avocados need a lot more water to be productive....consider building watershed toughs and dams on the hillside to slow water flow and allow water to percolate into the ground ensuring sufficient ground water for all trees all the time. do mulch your trees too and get them compost
African Tigress connect with Pamela n John at Joint hands Tree Life Nursery they have a nursery there in Kenya and various projects..I believe avocados are Hass and are preferably for restaurants. They have UTUBE channel reach out to them they r knowledgeable.
My other recommendation is Kataps farm..he too is full of knowledge and wisdom.
These are people there that can assist you..
Your property is amazing as you are! ❤
Thanl you so much for reccomendatiom
Good starting is always tough. Just keep it with faith and keep going
Thank you Faye
Hope things get better for you. Much love ❤❤
Clean air. It's refreshing to see landscape with grass and trees. In America every piece of land is covered with building.
Come visit us here
@@AFRICANTIGRESS That's my bucket list😊
Not exactly true. There's parts of the south that looks like the Highlands.
Hello there AT the farm needs cleaning so that you can tell which is which.Too much water can also rot the roots of the tree..The soil also need feeding google up and learn more and keep winning.You also need an expert of a manager who can lead his team knowing what to do not a random manager.l can go on and on anyways good luck my girl.🙏
Let me DM you
@@AFRICANTIGRESS Sure do my girl!
Good work, you need to look for an agronomist early enough. Root rots is a major issue with avocados and affects even large trees. You may also consider looking for certified seedlings to stand a better chance. Otherwise you are doing good work, thanks
Thank you Eddah... I have engaged one
Tigress one fact if you’re not there to oversee the work it will be a struggle.
One good advice is to purchase a bush hog to clean the land. I observe many farmers plant the tree’s in straight rows so that you can drive through them. Please farm organically that way the runoff will not be going into the river.
Those flies will make your cows sick. They are biting the cows.
Wow Imagine ha nice your village green planting it's relaxing place s views❤❤❤❤
Also, the weed needs to be cleared because they're competing for soil nutrients with your young Avocado plants. Farm is showing serious neglect.
Needs to be clean and apealing (even to you). 5ft x 5ft spacing of plants. Plants need to be above ground level to avoid root rot. I saw effect of fruit flies on the leaves you showed. Farm needs to be sprayed with organic pesticides. You might need to focus on one type of farming for now till you are comfortable with the yields.
You could also grow some short term fruits and vegetables for money.
That goat need to be in pot with some good curry and black masala and cumin and other spices
Come let's prepare that
That`s my girl. Avocadoes do so well, I know because my mum has some avocadoes which really grow on their own and "take care of themselves"but the harvest is year after year.
You`ll reap very well dear.
I discovered that the dead once are located in a particular part of the farm this should be look into to know why is so
Wow! What a big farm . All the best sis.
I'm so proud of you. Please don't stop.
Perkins giving up isnt an option
Why, we're ready to support you sweetheart ❤❤
🎉🎉
Do you have mangoe trees in Kenya? I wonder if the same weather applicable to the whole country?
So many mangoes
Mulching mulching mulching
need to fence the avocado farm, plant legumes btw the avocadoes for N. the cows will destroy the trees plant napier for them
Beautiful videos ❤❤❤.Learn to talk to the workers with respect
not like kids 😊😊😊… those questions!!!
I feel like visiting this farm
What a beautiful place.I want to buy a farm here.
Winston Churchill once said: 'If you're going through hell, keep going'. You'll make it!
Yes Nick .💯
Exactly nothing good comes without challenges
You’re real trooper girl!
May God bless your life❤
Thank you Rafael
The GREEN Tigress in ancestral Savannahs!
💯
Well done.
You said that the particular species of avacado is for expert, why that specie?
Also what is it that could have been done from preventing the avacado tree from dying ?
Why why!! Be strong dear!! 😢
The land is beautiful, avocados hate to be waterlogged they like good drainage. Can you pull up one of the dead plants and take a look at the roots system. Sometimes insects attack the roots. I think you should also buy some more land for your cattle so that they can be free to Rome about freely grazing eating the grass while fertilising the land. You have an insect problem your beans are eaten by insects not hale stones.
Thank you Glo 🙏🏾❤ .We are engaging a professional now
Thanks for the update but we ain’t giving up yet. First find the root cause of them drying then start from there. Then get an expert to visit your farm for the right advice. Keep going. And do you think water melons can do near the river?
The term is grafting
Yes darling
Put in more prayer lady!
❤❤
So much inspirational.well done young entrepreneurial lady
That is home kababa siaya
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Rize up mama tigress
Thank you Yezika
As a person who use to plant flowers I know the feeling of putting something in the ground and watch iit mature to the point of generating beautiful blooms but sometimes this did not happen and I had to start again. I know you've invested money but dont give up keep on planting those "second chance trees." one day youre gonna look back and tell us how much they pushed to never quit and to develop resillence as a business woman. I think they have already done that based on what you said at the end of the video. In my closing I just want to reinforce what you said with this winners never quit,and quitters never win. All the best
Thank you so much for encouragement
Yr. welcome
Hi I like your videos especially the song in your videos can you please share with me the name of the musician?
The update is still positive...
List areas where help can be used ..
Like irrigation, weeding, fertilizer, and give an idea when each phase of work is needed...
If we can't help financially, we may have time or specialties to contribute...
The failure could be for a reason, so we can see the needed way we can contribute as a community...
Don't lose hope gal,keep the faith
Keep doing what you’re doing AT❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for Sky stay in touch, will visit soon
Maybe to much sun for the seedlings at first... Avocados are funny...
You need to get somebody knowledge able to prune your avocado trees .They are too bushy .Make sure no branches below the drafting area Engage an agriculturist
Farm is challenging .. it’s like a weather sometimes good sometimes not good … For me failure is a SUCCESS ! You will learn from failures and become strong as long as you never give up you can still get your goal ! Just go and always look forward that is a Success !!! Keep it up my dear and always trust God !!! God loves you !!!
Thank you Josephine ❤❤
I learned something new. I enjoyed seeing the land again.
My mom's first harvest is due from planting 2 years ago.She had to replace 40 trees due to the lack of rain.
Where are you planting?
@@AFRICANTIGRESS Kericho
Very wise investments good content girl go high farming takes time but all will come together soon 😊
Thank you Judith
African Tigress , I admire your spirit and strength. Stay positive sister, things will happen before you know it. Be blessed.
Great investment, farming is the way forward right now
Nyar alego, great job, more grease to your elbow.
14 acres! That is huge!!!! Lots of work
The workers are lazy sleeping and s
eating
Farming is not easy,but all in all the place is beautiful (the green environment)I love you my mentor
Hi Tigres Ursula I not getting getting your new videos.please. keep me updated 😮
Unfortunately that's the attitude with most farm workers. I sàw Akothe complain on similar issues. If you're far from your farm it' can be a challenge...
Ask why they are dying is it a rooting issue you use hormones to help with both rooting and grafting what is the husbandry practice have a standard SOP for all employee from start to finish
Nya Alego ..Kogelo 😊 Tich matek ema kelo muandu.
Thanks for the update, we will support. been enjoying your videos of different countries
You’re not doing anything wrong. Nature can appear cruel but it’s the best teacher. I would say keep soldering on. Ninafurahi kuona mama yako being so supportive 🙏🏾
😊🇿🇼The Shona version of last statement. " Ndafarira kuona amai vako being so supportive ". Bantu languages are comfortingly familiar. I understood meaning immediately.
@@africanadage852 I’m a Zimbabwean learning Kiswahili. It’s very easy. There are a few mistakes we can easily make though but easy to understand.
Asante sana Rose. Nashukuru
@@AFRICANTIGRESS karibu
Wah that's my home place.nyang'oma market kanyo.
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14 acres is a lot of land African Tigress. Congratulations to you for investing in land👌🏾🇺🇸
Thank you Jewel
Congrats very huge farm, we fall and rise again . Keep pushing all shall be well gal.
HOW ARE YOU DOING THERE
THE PLANTATIONS YOU ARE GOING TO LAUNCH ARE
AVOCADO PLANTATIONS?
That is literally farming. Some seasons are better than others and you learn from the land and experience. You have a unique perspective in your travels, to see a variety of things that have worked in similar climates. Are there goat herders around? Goats can clear that brush quickly, because they eat too much. Be blessed!
Thank you so much. Won't the goats eat the leaves of avocados?
@@AFRICANTIGRESS yup. I was thinking for the areas with nothing around them. Unless you can put chicken wire around the plants. But that’s a lot 😊
Is there a way for us to become partners or investors?
At the moment I haven't thought about it yet
Being a farmer, let me diagnose your problem. Number one, your farm employees and number two, your farm employees. They don't seem like individuals who can bring productivity. When you arrived, they look not the type. When you asked about milk, they were off the context. Fire them all and bring individuals who can maximize the potential of the land. It is big, green and with a river. I sound mean, but that is the reality.