From Humble Beginnings to Farming Fortune: 🐂A South African Success Story (Pt.b)
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Is success in farming purely luck, or is there something more to it? Join us as we uncover the secrets behind one young South African's extraordinary journey from nothing to a thriving agricultural enterprise.
Witness the power of passion and perseverance as our protagonist transforms their love for animals into a profitable business. This isn't just a story about farming; it's a testament to the belief that with hard work, dedication, and a clear vision, anyone can achieve greatness.
Discover how time, patience, and strategic planning played a crucial role in building this agricultural empire. Get ready to be inspired as we explore the challenges faced and the triumphs celebrated along the way.
Let us know what you think! Is this a blueprint for success that can be replicated? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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On the argument of whether people should get land or not:
Land can be used to a lot of different things. Just because someone doesn't want to farm doesn't mean they shouldn't be given land. Someone can develop property, create a tourist attraction, build a room where you can manage hedge funds, farm, create a sports field on the same piece of land. The argument that is relevant in this context is who should get the farms.
The other important issue is that people need skills on how to work the land. If you teach people how to work the garden in their yard, you can produce more deserving farmers.
Great video this needs to be the new content
Thanks
Thanks, brother, for sharing your experience on farming traits and your views on land restoration. I picked two points from ur discussion, and that made me aware of the mistakes I have been doing, not noticing. Thank U. Keep doing good job
That is awesome!
Very impressed and happy if this is what universities were producing in Africa we will be far maybe even building flying cars. But unfortunately universities produce jobs seekers with no real skill including myself after wasting a lot of money and time
Thanks my brother to share with us
My pleasure
This is excellent
What is the name of the farmer on social platforms?
Am not sure if he has, but others on this channel might know.
In which part of the country is this place i need land for my sister who did a degree in Plant and crop production we are struggling to find the land
Northwest province
Due to the fact that he mentioned that there are some land which is not occupied, is there a way that we can get the details of those pieces of land or a way to occupy them.
Second question is, is the farm selling the male calves, I'm interested in that breed
Yes, you can go buy calves directly from him. His details are in the video towards the end, alternatively send me an email to the channel email and we can send you his details. He is willing to help.
Social media handle of the farmer?
Send me an email on the channel email address and i can provide you the details
Jealous will kill u @Sirona instead of learning busy critizing
@@carolinezenda1264 what criticism did I pass? Get educated and stop commenting nonsense.
@@Tubefeastfamily done thanks...
The government should assist communal cattle breeders protected grazing land. African cattle breeders are under threat.
I agree.
True communal farmers needs to be protected at all cost , Government must protect grazing land
What breed of cattle does he have?
I think he said it called Shaver Blend
He is farming bonsmara in vostershoop in de northwest province
He is farming bonsmara in vostershoop in de northwest province
So inspired my brother wish to do this when i get enough capital
ok i see