Thanks alot...am a fourth year student of veterinary medicine in Uganda's Makerere University and I have great interest in camel production and I could love to venture into camel production. I would love to be connected to Piers to gain more knowledge
Wow as a somali this is very inspiring. Congrats man. I have been living in Canada since i was a child and i have always dreamed of moving back to somalia to start my own camel farm. The cultural barrier and/or detachement of being away from somalia for so long has played a major role in my decision process. Many of the questions that i have pondered over the years have been answered and i would be a fool not to thank for inspiring me and educating me about this and for sharing the knowledge which you have attained in such genuine manner. I wish you the best.
@@Gee571 Come on. Let him seek his sustenance. Everybody has dreams regardless of race. Nobody will miss what Allah has destined of him for sustenance. I wish him all the success that he is seeking.
For years we have been saying this and now finally we are on the platform.. Alxamdulilah that some people have seen it and Alxamdulilah that we can prove it. Amazing how God works.. Years of oppressing and now we're back on the map.. Alxamdulilah and thank you to show the world that East Africa has more than the Media shows.. ❤💯🧡💥💫🖤🤎💜👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Yes we are the largest camel owner in the world. Somalia is king of camel and the best camels from Somalia and this are special. Camels my clan have over 2million camels
Back in my childhood years there was this mzungu who was doing research on camel and he could speak the local dialect fluently. He was so much into our culture to the point of him being nicknamed "Lchodoi" and his other name was "Supkein". I bet that man must piers Simpken! congratulations for inspiring us Mr. Piers
One of the things I love about the internet is the ability to hear stories from a camel farmer in Kenya while sitting at home working in medical billing in California. I love camels and would be ecstatic to work with such beautiful animals.
Interesting to see. I wonder if there is a market in making cheese from the camel milk, and adding more value to the end product, easier to transport etc.
war nin yohow bal ila soo xiriir geelay ayaan islanahaye. anigu waxaan ahay nin rer Qorrof ah oo geelleey ah laakiin hadda maraykanka ayaan joogaa laakiin waan laabandoonaa waayo geel laa'aan waa dhibaato. bal aan sheekaysanee ia soo xiriir Piers.
I am surprised that camels can produce 8 litres of milk per day. Most Zebu cattle produce not more than 2 litres. The camels are more economical than the Zebu cows. Mr Piers you have inspired many and most potential camel farmers have learned about management.
I’m super curious as to what the meat taste like? How versatile is it when cooking? Can cook like a steak and or stew the meat? Can you Make jerky out of it etc etc? How long do you raise before you process the cancel into meat for freezer? How many pounds of meat do you get for a process or dressed camel? What type of fencing is needed to keep them inside a determined area? Thanks👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Excellent Mr. Piers. You are so articulate and generous with your knowledge. We need more of your kind in agribusiness. Sounds like you can write a text book on Carmel rearing. How can one get in touch with you?
thanks sir.. It is verry good farm.. Sir i am form Bangladesh.. Sir can you give me a instruct how can i start camel farm in my country..and how and where i can import camel in my country.. Thanks sir please help me about it
Asc suusac is a slight to moderate change of the taste of the milk(after8 to 24hours).karuur is specific for camels as garoor or fadhi is specific for cows,goats and sheep. The fermented camel milk has its own name because it is not as heavy as the garoor(fadhi).
Camel milk is so expensive here in Canada it's casein free and lactose free lots of healing properties I wish I could get hold of it. It also very popular in the Autism community how about dehydration it into powder and exporting some or selling online.
@@OsmanK699 how do you know? There are 25million camels in somalia forget about how much profit we miss out cos of comp and lack of marketplace. Where he's in somalia
@@melokicks3114 Kenya for example, with over 10 million camels, has the second largest number of camels in the world after Somalia. These camels are distributed among Somalis, Samburu, Rendille, Gabra, Turkana, Maasai and other communities including wazungus who are citizens of Kenya.
Very informative but surprised that are not vaccinated or preventively treated against any diseases though specially when the meat goes to the abattoir. They might not get many diseases but MERS is no joke though.
Camel milk and all milk are at best in terms of in richness of multitude of nutrition in the form of RAW milk from the animal to the table. RAW means, nothing is done to the milk after milking it. Pasteurization is cooking the milk in ultra high, higher than regular fire temperatures which is achieved in electricity @12:21 he admits it pasteurizing with electricity. Pasteurization kills all nutrients and minerals specially the highly important ones known as “trace minerals”. This milk lacks major benefits. This milk is no longer natural and should be avoided. Powered cow milk from China might be better if camels milk is pasteurized. Please, teach your staff to do better and with hygiene and wipe the udders of the she camels before milking them. That’s better than pasteurization.
To get in touch with Piers Simpkin
Spsimpkin@gmail.com
This. Are. Somali camels we are. The owners of all Kamal in afrika Australia and the middle east
Come to Somalia you can get gallons of camel milk fresh and cheap
Thanks alot...am a fourth year student of veterinary medicine in Uganda's Makerere University and I have great interest in camel production and I could love to venture into camel production. I would love to be connected to Piers to gain more knowledge
Wow as a somali this is very inspiring. Congrats man. I have been living in Canada since i was a child and i have always dreamed of moving back to somalia to start my own camel farm. The cultural barrier and/or detachement of being away from somalia for so long has played a major role in my decision process. Many of the questions that i have pondered over the years have been answered and i would be a fool not to thank for inspiring me and educating me about this and for sharing the knowledge which you have attained in such genuine manner. I wish you the best.
I am not happy for him at all. He’s going to compete with Somalis.
@@Gee571 Come on. Let him seek his sustenance. Everybody has dreams regardless of race. Nobody will miss what Allah has destined of him for sustenance. I wish him all the success that he is seeking.
@@samatar1025 true as Somali too
@@samatar1025 healthy competition is a good for business .
For years we have been saying this and now finally we are on the platform.. Alxamdulilah that some people have seen it and Alxamdulilah that we can prove it. Amazing how God works.. Years of oppressing and now we're back on the map.. Alxamdulilah and thank you to show the world that East Africa has more than the Media shows.. ❤💯🧡💥💫🖤🤎💜👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Wow, I love Kamal is very beautiful animal and the milk so healthy❤ my dad used to have a camels and back home Somalia I love camels
This one definitely needs a patient farmer. I like how he breaks down the business side of things for anyone who might think of pursuing it
Wonderful
Wonderful
Exactly what I was thinking of.
From morrocans I heard that the milk is anticancer as well as a cure.
I love camels! Impressed by their endurance! Thanks for this great report!
Yes we are the largest camel owner in the world. Somalia is king of camel and the best camels from Somalia and this are special. Camels my clan have over 2million camels
When I watched the video of this gentleman I started adding more camels to our existing camels good motivation overall
impressive! where are you farming from?
@@utmostprecision1620 from somalia 🇸🇴
Back in my childhood years there was this mzungu who was doing research on camel and he could speak the local dialect fluently. He was so much into our culture
to the point of him being nicknamed "Lchodoi" and his other name was "Supkein". I bet that man must piers Simpken! congratulations for inspiring us Mr. Piers
There was Dr Rashid Field too.
One of the things I love about the internet is the ability to hear stories from a camel farmer in Kenya while sitting at home working in medical billing in California. I love camels and would be ecstatic to work with such beautiful animals.
White camel diary is doing great and i wish this herder all the best in keeping healthy camels .
Thanks , I am a small scale farmer and cattle raiser from Plains of Punjab, Pakistan, planning to keep a female camel 😋🥰🫡🙇
Congratulations Mr. Simpkin on your achievements. Your candid story is very inspiring story. I wish you all the best in your endeavours.
Hi Piers excellent story!
I hope this inspires some people to invest, such a well made film
Quite interesting story...
Thank for teaching as about camel i have camels in mombasa around serena beach
Thanks for sharing.
From South Africa
Interesting to see. I wonder if there is a market in making cheese from the camel milk, and adding more value to the end product, easier to transport etc.
Interesting Piers! Have you written any books? If not please do. I would love to read all about your life in Kenya.
I am netha Raika👥👥👥 camel breeder from Rajasthan INDIA
Love to your story
Hi Netha how many camels do you have
@@redpillok6224 sir I have 30 at time
Wow! Quite explicitly running through a Business Plan for Carmel Rearing
Good inspiring story
A PhD on Camel milk... Wow..
I love camel soo much i
Amazing.. I hope it will produce more health and wealth..
THANKS GOOD INFORMATION
war nin yohow bal ila soo xiriir geelay ayaan islanahaye. anigu waxaan ahay nin rer Qorrof ah oo geelleey ah laakiin hadda maraykanka ayaan joogaa laakiin waan laabandoonaa waayo geel laa'aan waa dhibaato. bal aan sheekaysanee ia soo xiriir Piers.
😂😂😂
Wonderful..so inspiring Piers
I am really like it your comel it is beautiful comel carry on good lob.
A camel farm plus milk production facility exists in Ramona (San Diego), California.
How can I contact with you?, May we do a interview and press report with you in your farm.
This is absolutely beautiful!!, i would like to come and visit you,
Thank you
I am From uganda .. buh I want to make an inniative for camel farming in Uganda 🥰I love .. I really need to meet this man
nice story ,,,market and demand are important
I am surprised that camels can produce 8 litres of milk per day. Most Zebu cattle produce not more than 2 litres. The camels are more economical than the Zebu cows.
Mr Piers you have inspired many and most potential camel farmers have learned about management.
They will be little for long, yes! I hud davenston consider camels as pet
I’m super curious as to what the meat taste like?
How versatile is it when cooking?
Can cook like a steak and or stew the meat?
Can you Make jerky out of it etc etc?
How long do you raise before you process the cancel into meat for freezer?
How many pounds of meat do you get for a process or dressed camel?
What type of fencing is needed to keep them inside a determined area?
Thanks👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Amazing!
Heart touching story . plz convey best wishes to ur team from my team of Camel farm of Cafe Thar , thar desert Pakistan
Excellent Mr. Piers. You are so articulate and generous with your knowledge. We need more of your kind in agribusiness. Sounds like you can write a text book on Carmel rearing. How can one get in touch with you?
To get in touch with Piers Simpkin
Spsimpkin@gmail.com
قصة 🐫 جميلة 😍
Fantastic milk and meat producers
Interesting story 🤠
Very interesting video!
I'm very interested in building a camel farm on the Philippines.
Warbixin fiican...
Interesting. This guy should have been in Somalia.
Good investment 🌎 🐪 💯
thanks sir.. It is verry good farm.. Sir i am form Bangladesh.. Sir can you give me a instruct how can i start camel farm in my country..and how and where i can import camel in my country.. Thanks sir please help me about it
Susa : the fermented camal milk , that word is Somali word .
Fermented camel milk is called karuur not suusa which is recently changed milk.
@@abdihaji8984 never heard karuur
Karuur might northern dialect.
@@abdihaji8984 than what is suusac
Asc suusac is a slight to moderate change of the taste of the milk(after8 to 24hours).karuur is specific for camels as garoor or fadhi is specific for cows,goats and sheep. The fermented camel milk has its own name because it is not as heavy as the garoor(fadhi).
Danee caafimaadkaaga oo hore u dalbo caanahana
Camel milk is so expensive here in Canada it's casein free and lactose free lots of healing properties I wish I could get hold of it. It also very popular in the Autism community how about dehydration it into powder and exporting some or selling online.
In Somalia or Northern Kenya (Somali province) it is so cheap. Get yourself there, don't pay ridiculous prices.
Iam impressed i live in the United Kingdom and I love camel milk thinking commercially can we arrange to the United Kingdom.
thanks
Let me say this man has somali in him
There is nothing Somali about rearing camels. They are livestock just like cattle, sheep and goats.
@@OsmanK699 how do you know?
There are 25million camels in somalia forget about how much profit we miss out cos of comp and lack of marketplace. Where he's in somalia
@@melokicks3114 Kenya for example, with over 10 million camels, has the second largest number of camels in the world after Somalia. These camels are distributed among Somalis, Samburu, Rendille, Gabra, Turkana, Maasai and other communities including wazungus who are citizens of Kenya.
even those camel watchers are somali original
Neat
This man is Somali we don t care if he is white my grandfather had over1400 camels
Sir my country only meet fating we like to eat lot of camel meet. And so experience.. Thats why i want to start business.. With camel
amazing!
11:18 he almost spat in the milk! bro wtf
Camel business seems like a really hard business.
I. Am. Interesting in Carmel
Good
Whats the price tag of a small camel
Is it possible to breed and open camel farm in eastern part of indonesia ?
Cool
Somalian must learn this guy how he developed camels 🐫
Somalis have been farming camels. They enough natural knowledge. Don't be that emotional.
We've had camels for at least 5000 years LMFAO.
Hhhhhj, he have to learn from us .
How can I reach you. I’m coming to Kenya soon
From Somalia camel boy can I have job 😂😂
If you are geel jire you will come to Somalian citizen
How many camels per acre?
Very informative but surprised that are not vaccinated or preventively treated against any diseases though specially when the meat goes to the abattoir. They might not get many diseases but MERS is no joke though.
Why don’t you sell camels to arabic countries (Gulf States eg). That way you can increase your profits hugely (an avg camel can be sold for 50k $)
That's dumb cos he got bigger marketplace
You mean 500$ lol
camel 🐫
Greet Geeljire business man.
rijaal weeeeye ninkani
Geeljire own these camels, and are going to have to compete with him.
Mzungu ulisema uko side gani nakuru
Camel milk and all milk are at best in terms of in richness of multitude of nutrition in the form of RAW milk from the animal to the table. RAW means, nothing is done to the milk after milking it. Pasteurization is cooking the milk in ultra high, higher than regular fire temperatures which is achieved in electricity @12:21 he admits it pasteurizing with electricity. Pasteurization kills all nutrients and minerals specially the highly important ones known as “trace minerals”. This milk lacks major benefits. This milk is no longer natural and should be avoided. Powered cow milk from China might be better if camels milk is pasteurized. Please, teach your staff to do better and with hygiene and wipe the udders of the she camels before milking them. That’s better than pasteurization.
Please connect me ..
To get in touch with Piers Simpkin
Spsimpkin@gmail.com
thanks