Love the content.. yes there are mechanical harvester's for maize/corn for small scale farmers. Let me know maybe I can help u find one that suits your situation.
My dad called it maize ; mostly, we call it corn. I have never farmed, but I admire farmers. I’m a city girl and closest I have come to farming is container gardening. We grew tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants. When our sons were young, they helped. So happy your new friend was a big help. How do keep the animals away from the maize? You have so much energy, Jael! Wish I had it, but I’m almost 76. So, I’m slower now!😄
You did great. Container gardening is a thing especially for the urban gardeners. Our cows are tethered so their movement is restricted to where we want them to be.
Hi Joel I'm from Lesotho it's next to SA so do plant maize for our staple food called Papa so we plant in September and harvest in May, June, July depending on if it's ready by the way we plant the yellow corn or maize❤Thank you for inspiring us
we have machinery for harvesting crops in Kenya but mostly for large farms, i prefer the way you are doing it because your neighbors get some money to help in this hard economic times, we need to create more jobs for our village mates, thanks for always giving us good content.
Oh really? I didn't know we had them here. I have seen for rice and wheat only. Thank you for the information. Yes, this method creates income for many villagers.
Looks like hard work but quite rewarding. I enjoy using corn/maize in all forms from porridge, pudding or festivals(bakes) as we make being a Jamaican.
Hello, Jael. Hello Orry K. Thank you for helping Jael with the chores. That was quite a workout! Jael, 1. How many harvests of maize do you have in a year? 2. Do you have a mill at home to grind the dried maize into flour or do you have to take it to a miller somewhere? 3. How long will today's harvest feed your household? As always, your compound looks great! Thanks for sharing. Cheers!🙏🙏
We harvest twice in a year. Maize is our staple food but we also love to eat rice,pasta,bananas,potatoes etc. This harvest is more than what we need in a year. We still have lots of sacks in store from the previous harvest.
You have such a good friend and very caring all the way from the city it was a great honor I like the whenever you go to the farm you never come out empty handed power of hard work thanks for introducing your guest I will go and subscribe to her channel as well
Hi Jael. Hi Orry K, nice to meet you, I'll look out for your content. Jael I really like your narration, it flows so naturally like you have had some training. Great job! My mother was a small scale farmer and maize in the fields was harvested the same way. Orry looks like she's done this before, no problem pulling and tugging at the gunia. Do you go to the mill for unga? Oh my I simply cannot get over your yard, it's so beautiful.
Hi Jael. Im interested in knowing how you pay your farm workers? In crops or in money? I have a container garden. I am planting my citrus trees and fig trees in the ground this year. They are mature now and can withstand the heat. I live in Phoenix, AZ US and in summer the temp get up to 120 degrees. Water is scarce even in the rainy season. Peace and blessings. You are doing great.
Jael, I moved from the USA to rural Kenya a couple of years ago. And I recently started a UA-cam channel hoping to change the narrative that it's impossible to move back home from abroad and make it. Yours and other similar channels have inspired me to vlog and share my experience. And I concur with you that village life can be hard at times, but worth it!
Wow, you have reminded me of what I used to do, like you, my work at such a time was to make porridge and sweet potatoes and take to the workers. We have many similarities 😅
Jael, just wanna say you look amazing. Can tell you lost weight 👏❤️🌺🙏 aloha frm Sacramento a Tonga 🇹🇴 sista. You are so blessed. Yes January went by fast and my husband and I are starting building a lil home back home in Tonga island 🏝️ I took note 📝 from you. 🏡 🌺😊🙏❤️ margret
Hello Jael and Orry, it's good to see Orry again in your home after @iammarwa, jael i was also affected the harvest was not good, we thank God for what we got
Thanks for having me jael🙏
Karibu tena.
We love you sister here in South Africa, may God bless your heart ❤️.
Yes we have maize harvester in UasinGishu.those who have hectares of maize fields use the harvester
Awesome. I need an agricultural tour.
It was a good harvest in my opinion 😊
It is.
Love the content.. yes there are mechanical harvester's for maize/corn for small scale farmers. Let me know maybe I can help u find one that suits your situation.
I'd appreciate that. Thank you so much.
Hi Jael...It's a BLESSINGS FOR HER TO HELP YOU ❤ It was really wonderful of you Orry_k
Yes,it is. Thank you
I wish your video's can be longer. I love and look forward to watching your videos
Glad you like them! I will try to make them longer.
I also wish for the same❤
It's called combined harvester,the one we use for harvesting wheat
Thank you,Ken.
Hi Jael,
Just subscribed from Team Orry K.
Enjoying your nation building vibes.
Hongera!
Thanks,darling. Karibu
My dad called it maize ; mostly, we call it corn. I have never farmed, but I admire farmers. I’m a city girl and closest I have come to farming is container gardening. We grew tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants. When our sons were young, they helped. So happy your new friend was a big help. How do keep the animals away from the maize? You have so much energy, Jael! Wish I had it, but I’m almost 76. So, I’m slower now!😄
You did great. Container gardening is a thing especially for the urban gardeners. Our cows are tethered so their movement is restricted to where we want them to be.
You are such a blessing jael, you are an incredible soul. Cant wait to one day come home and visit you in the village.. ❤
Oh,darling. Thanks for your kinds words. Come let's spend some time together. I'd love that.
Hi Joel I'm from Lesotho it's next to SA so do plant maize for our staple food called Papa so we plant in September and harvest in May, June, July depending on if it's ready by the way we plant the yellow corn or maize❤Thank you for inspiring us
Wow! Yours seems to take a lifetime to mature. Our varieties take just about 3 months. Thanks for the info
we have machinery for harvesting crops in Kenya but mostly for large farms, i prefer the way you are doing it because your neighbors get some money to help in this hard economic times, we need to create more jobs for our village mates, thanks for always giving us good content.
Oh really? I didn't know we had them here. I have seen for rice and wheat only. Thank you for the information. Yes, this method creates income for many villagers.
Jael may God continue to bless the works of your hands. You are such an inspiration ❤
Thank you so much,darling
Looks like hard work but quite rewarding. I enjoy using corn/maize in all forms from porridge, pudding or festivals(bakes) as we make being a Jamaican.
Hello,Carol. It truly is rewarding. We,just like Jamaicans, use maize in many forms. It is our staple food here.
Am early too. Glad that you have network of neighbours to help you harvest. What a variety of crops, sweet potatoes, maize etc
Oh yes,we have wonderful neighbours. God bless them. Our climate is fantastic. We grow many different crops
Hello, Jael. Hello Orry K. Thank you for helping Jael with the chores. That was quite a workout! Jael, 1. How many harvests of maize do you have in a year? 2. Do you have a mill at home to grind the dried maize into flour or do you have to take it to a miller somewhere? 3. How long will today's harvest feed your household? As always, your compound looks great! Thanks for sharing. Cheers!🙏🙏
We harvest twice in a year. Maize is our staple food but we also love to eat rice,pasta,bananas,potatoes etc. This harvest is more than what we need in a year. We still have lots of sacks in store from the previous harvest.
Congratulations 👏 for the harvest. Yes we have harvesters in Uasin Gishu and Kitale. We thank God for making you food secure. God bless you.
Good to know. Thank you so much. I will come and see how they work. ❤️
You are so strong and healthy Jael. Keep it up!
Thank you
GOD BLESS YOU DEAR❤🌹🙏🏾
Thank you! Bless you,too
At home we harvest with the maize covers after that those coverings/cobs are stored for cows for use during the dry season
Good use of what many consider waste. Your style of harvesting also seems easier since you can remove the covering while sitting.
@@jaelofthevillage absolutely 😂
You have such a good friend and very caring all the way from the city it was a great honor I like the whenever you go to the farm you never come out empty handed power of hard work thanks for introducing your guest I will go and subscribe to her channel as well
I appreciate that. Bless you
January has gone alarmingly fast. In our village the maize grow so tall we have to cut them down first.
Wow! Could that be Kericho? I see very tall ones there.
@@jaelofthevillage You guessed it right
Hi Jael. Hi Orry K, nice to meet you, I'll look out for your content. Jael I really like your narration, it flows so naturally like you have had some training. Great job! My mother was a small scale farmer and maize in the fields was harvested the same way. Orry looks like she's done this before, no problem pulling and tugging at the gunia. Do you go to the mill for unga? Oh my I simply cannot get over your yard, it's so beautiful.
Thank you,darling.
Hi Jeal. You are a hard working woman and orry_k is a lovely lady. I will check out her channel. Thank you for lovely content as usual.❤
You are so welcome
Hi Jael. Im interested in knowing how you pay your farm workers? In crops or in money? I have a container garden. I am planting my citrus trees and fig trees in the ground this year. They are mature now and can withstand the heat. I live in Phoenix, AZ US and in summer the temp get up to 120 degrees. Water is scarce even in the rainy season. Peace and blessings. You are doing great.
Thank you and bless you. I pay them in hard cash. They are not permanent employees. I ask for their services when needed.
Jael, I moved from the USA to rural Kenya a couple of years ago. And I recently started a UA-cam channel hoping to change the narrative that it's impossible to move back home from abroad and make it.
Yours and other similar channels have inspired me to vlog and share my experience.
And I concur with you that village life can be hard at times, but worth it!
True. Share your channel link on Instagram.
@@jaelofthevillage Will do, thanks!
I love how this network connnects people.
Hello Sis, I have no farm but I grow in containers. Love all that you share it is motivating.
Thanks so much. Container gardens are great too and even easier to manage. Keep growing
Hallo Jael I am a farmer too .. this time my maize performed well though 05% of post harvest losses due to heavy rains
Oh yes,I experienced that too. There was a lot of rotten pieces.
In Nigeria we harvest same way you do just that we dont remove the covering
Amazing
Wow, you have reminded me of what I used to do, like you, my work at such a time was to make porridge and sweet potatoes and take to the workers. We have many similarities 😅
A lot of them 😁. Thanks,darling
Keep it up madam
You are very hardworking
Thank you, I will
Happy for you for your harvest. Don't worry about the poor harvest GOD will compensate you next year with aboundance harvest.
Thank you
I wish the videos can be a little longer.. I love love everything
Thanks Penina. I will try,darling
Sasa my dear. Watching from South Sudan juba 🙏❤❤❤
Hello Grace
Jael us we cut down in kitale n w jus harvest..good wok n Gods grace
Seems less tiring. I think I will be doing just that in the future.
I always watch your content and manifest a life like this insha'Allah, btwn jael it's evident you lost some weight, congratulations beautiful
Thank you,just what I needed to hear. It's not quite visible, but I feel it. I pray your dream comes true. All the best darling
@@jaelofthevillage thank you so much
Yes you are a very charming and amazing lady and that is why
Thank you 😊
Hello, nice village
Thank you
Jael, just wanna say you look amazing. Can tell you lost weight 👏❤️🌺🙏 aloha frm Sacramento a Tonga 🇹🇴 sista. You are so blessed.
Yes January went by fast and my husband and I are starting building a lil home back home in Tonga island 🏝️ I took note 📝 from you.
🏡 🌺😊🙏❤️
margret
Thank you so much!!
The harvest this season was not the best.I think am gifted in friend making like you,me we talk in seconds,we become good friends.
It's a rare quality. We are blessed
Second to grace this amazing channel🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
😍😍 thanks,darling.
You may use a Sharp stick to remove the cover of maize .
Yes,I've seen two ladies here doing just that.
How far are you from Nairobi? I plan on visiting there 2nd week of April.
You're welcome to my village. We are about 400km from the capital city. 6hrs drive and 35 minutes flight
Hi Jael...are the sweet potatoes ready now. I need some
Hello Annah. Kindly Dm on Instagram or Facebook
And those shoes have been stepping on Narobi’s dirt now they are stepping on the maize😢
😅😅
😅😅
At least for you are sorted for maize flour.
This is a lot.
orry_K should have taken her shoes off...she was stepping on the maize.
😊
Its the food for me 😅who else👋?
😅😅
Are you serious? Yaani you and Ori just met for the first time?
Oh yes
First to represent kiss kiss Jael
😍😍😘
Hello Jael and Orry, it's good to see Orry again in your home after @iammarwa, jael i was also affected the harvest was not good, we thank God for what we got
Always grateful for every harvest.