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@zainabsenessie2776

26 күн бұрын

Qwa❤❤❤❤q❤p

@zainabsenessie2776

26 күн бұрын

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@Ritz2011ful

18 күн бұрын

That I need a farmer three times a day 👏🏾👏🏾 more power to farmers.

When wise lady is interviewing a wise man you only need more bundles and your ears 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Sisi wa Agriculture fans, let's sit and listen and take notes. Thank you, Lynn, for the platform and Thank the guest for the information 🙏

@agnes6247

28 күн бұрын

Great info stopped video like 15 times to write notes. He's surely a wealth of information

@lucabrasimcknight8887

27 күн бұрын

@agnes6247 Fact. I saw him in another forum, but I still watched him again 👀 😳

Agriculture/agribusiness is the way to eliminate poverty 💯

@ngatiarobert9298

28 күн бұрын

U got it👌

@allrounder7003

24 күн бұрын

Not in it's current state. The money gets soaked up by huge companies like Cargill.

Chege this is wonderful,i will bring my daughter to learn more as is very interested in farming.she did IR and masters in marketing in uon but wants to do farming.

I am watching from the beautiful island of Jamaica. This is one of the best interview I've seen on zero grazing, never a dull moment listening to this gentleman.

Hi Lynn, by the way, you look absolutely gorgeous in that natural short hairstyle. Keep it up. On the show, I affirm you for that ingenious choice of guests while I salute your guest for honest and openness in educating the public on dorper business. The conversation flows well to impact interested fans. Lynn, keep doing your passion and calling. You were meant to do this❤

Agriculture is a wealth creater sector if done in the right way because it enables you to become self-employed at some you can even be able to employ other people

Awesome interview with the Dorper guru.

I love to see people succeed because I know one day I'll achieve all my dreams 💕 do you and do what you love

Congratulations James and Thanks to Lynn. This is the kind of information we need. The best watch this year.

Hello Lynn❤ready to learn

Thank you Lynn this is an eye opener

Thank you Lynn this is my next move so help me God.

This is my favorite segment. Thank you Lynn for always asking the right questions and for leaving no stone unturned - you leave us fully informed. Please consider featuring SNAIL , BUTTERFLY and SILK farming.

Good morning team Lynn 🤛

I love farming , 🎉passion before profit 📈

Good morning team Lynn❤❤

This is the new frontier guys can't go wrong!

Hi Lyn. Much love to you, from Haiti 🇭🇹

Great interview and Lynn keep up the good work

Waooo very informative show

Good morning Lynn I Am so encouraged.

LNN good work keep it up .

Thank you Lynn and also for your host nice job

Wow good work, thanks I've learn alot.

Good morning team LNN ❤

Congratulations on 908k😍❤️ They're soo cute😍

Am so encouraged. I will get in touch with James

Inspirational indeed. Congratulations 🎊 at Lynn on achieving 900k Subscribers

Good evening Lynn

Very informative. Thanks Lynn. I will visit you Mr. Chege.

farming is one of my favourite thing to do, thanks lynn for the contents of addtional knowledge

Again we a here! Let's me learn more about today topic

Way am admiring agri business, thnx for this information

Great Work Lynn and your Crew Baraka Tele kama Kawa 🙏❤️🌹

Great content! Keep it up!

Thanks LNN, I learn alot from your interviews. Always following from Budapest

Am in for it...i have three so far

Woow, thanks Lynn, thanks James. l have learnt something. Always surround myself with people who know more than me.

Will visit

Wow this is very educating I love to listen to someone who is telling why is there Thanks Lynn for bringing him to educate us

Congrats James,you have all the information concerning dorper sheep, will visit your farm,God willing

I like your inspirational stories Lynn and I'm feeling like I want to completely change my career, may God guide me through,, God bless you

Congratulations

Agribusiness is one of the way to Create Wealth , another great show thanks Lynn and your Team💕

Quite an informative Show. Keep it up once more.

Wow Proper Information indeed 🙏🌹🌹

So he makes 15 million Kenya shillings a year wow that’s about $115 k per year US more than an average American

Hey Lynn

James, thank you so much for taking this interview and with all the education and advice you’ve given us. Watching from Boston and in line to make the move.

I was waiting for such confirmation, Now am sure i will relocate back home.

My favorite job

Very informative and a beautiful farm with beautiful dorper sheep. Watching from kericho. Gonna make a farm visit very soon.

Thank you so much Lynn for this. Looking forward to visit Mr. Kahiga

This what l want to do when l come back home

That's quite an inspiring journey and insightful conversation from James, I have been hearing a lot about Dopper farming but didn't know the intricacies but I am glad I listened in. Also, It's surprising to learn we hail from the same Village @Ndakaini though didn't get a chance to meet him before relocation, I guess that inspires me now.

Good work Lynn. Would you do another video on ornamental birds farming and compare it's profitability to that of sheep farming?

Lynn you are a great and very smart interviewer, James is just out of this world. What a pair

Thanks sis Lnn for ever inspiring us whole round. You are such a blessing to humanity and God Himself

The most informed farmer so far.....too encouraging ❤

This is good

The best farm with pure breeds in kenya

Following you and subscribing is the wisest thing i have ever done ✔️

Excellent and informtive interviews, consider fragmenting the sessions for easier reference

Waooo I feel like am in a masterclass

Am a local sheep farmer from Machakos county am so impressed by James passion want to learn more

Bro, proud of you. May God continue blessing the work of your hands

Lynn kwanini unapenda kuchomea Muga yawa😂❤

this was good next bring matt muthama he is a farmer too

Good work I wish I could have written down the name’s of the vaccine and drugs to buy

Thanks for this wonderful interview with fantastic questions ❤❤❤❤ Does he ship the sheep to other countries? Am from west Africa/Malia and to import sheep from south africa to mali is very expensive because there is no direct flight between the two countries Thanks again

Thanks for this very good information. I just want to know if am doing feed lots or am breeding for meet how do I get the 100k from the meet

Excellent episode. My friend is a farmer in USA. Thairu wa Mburi 😅 usicheke hiyo jina. Endeeni mtafute Bomas of Thairu.

Beautiful stuff, this is the best and most informative interview I have observed. The backs himself with figures and information comes out without prompting. These are the people we want, not the hype of wannabes who still dream about life in US years after leaving there. Congrats Lynn.

@nicholasgitemi

27 күн бұрын

*sorry. He backs his info......

Dorper is a very good bleed . But for eating 🥣 where should one buy from and how much for a kg ?

Thanks Lynn,my favorite livestock,infact,I had a sheep as my first pet.....😅

@ichooseviolence2532

24 күн бұрын

Pet ni mnyama unaeza kula ukiwa njaa

33:03 If your choices are limited before you get there, and you aren't allowed to explore and chose beyond that, without knowing anything else about he quality of the choices you are allowed or prohibited to make, just know you're being taken advantage of and just walk away.

Oh wow never knew difference between lamb and mutton.. now I know thanks Lynn. Now I know what I want to breed now

Dorpers are developed for grazing on grass and not zero grazing .

Wow❤

Lynn, make your branded coffee mugs available to the public 😂

Morning. Team LNN...this is a topic have been wanting to hear

If i go the meat way how much do i sell each

How comes dorper is $2000 dollars… expensive than a fresian cow which produces 60 liters a day. How do you regain an investment of $2000 on the dorper?

Grass fed please

Interesting. At least now I know the origin of the name: Dorper=Dorset+Persian (breeds)

Wealth creative Change the Narrative When do you change Show dust

Please give contact lam shopping for the pure ewes and a ram

How much it cost for one

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Zinakaa zile za Kenyatta (north lands) .

@kelvingachina

27 күн бұрын

Hakushika ametoa huko?

Hello please share his contacts or farm location

They say Persian but it’s East African Sheep the Black head Sheep .

I tried doing it but no proper market for a black south African farmer , we are not really considered as farmers unlike other African countries where whites are visitors not citizen .As Black South African we still have a long way of becoming farmers . Sometimes I feel like being in a rainbow country is like a curse . Our forefathers fought for the country's liberation but we are far from liberated. Yes we have 8 to 4 jobs but it is not enough we need land to farm and be considered as real farmers

@justafrica-zc2mz

27 күн бұрын

As someone who have in South Africa for some years, I do understand your frustration on this,,, I guess one reason is that the white farmers are not willing to share info... I am yet to meet a white SA farmer sharing the info as you see in other African countries farmers ... There is also a believe that a farmer can be white... A mindset that I think should change .... Though there seems to be an improvement of late ..

@faithkimathi4068

27 күн бұрын

​@@justafrica-zc2mz I agree with you 💯. There are rumours that the current government in Kenya would like to bring commercial farmers a model similar to South Africa. God that will be a disaster for the Kenyan common population. I like the Kenyan farming models which allow the common farmer to flourish.

@ichooseviolence2532

24 күн бұрын

Why don't you work with other African farmers like from Kenya. You can still do farming and export it to other Africans. You don't have to do business with the White SA

@ichooseviolence2532

24 күн бұрын

​@@faithkimathi4068you're forgetting that it's still Kenyan's who will benefit and not other people from other countries

@hlamalanibaloyi6331

21 күн бұрын

@@ichooseviolence2532 Point 1 no enough land for blacks, 2 most of our forefathers were removed from fertile land, 3 a lot of Agricultural forums are run by whites so they wont make it easy for young farmers. What im trying to highlight here is I can see African countries are flourishing through Agriculture but in SA is not that possible. I have tried and still trying one day we will conquer as a black community of south Africa.

Ako na job opportunities aniajiri😢😢

@ichooseviolence2532

24 күн бұрын

Do farming, employ yourself

@mercynabalayo2789

24 күн бұрын

@@ichooseviolence2532 give me the place I start doing farming....yaani give me a peace of land then I will start 😅😅😅😅

@mercynabalayo2789

24 күн бұрын

@@ichooseviolence2532 ama nianza farming Kwa plot za Watu 😢😢😢😢

@ichooseviolence2532

24 күн бұрын

@@mercynabalayo2789 you can always lease land. Most people don't even farm in their own plots of land. Wanakomboa

@mercynabalayo2789

24 күн бұрын

@@ichooseviolence2532 okay

I/2 an acre and i have 3acres & working for govt

@makinaedgar4057

21 күн бұрын

Amass funds then utilise that land.

@sylvesterkithiia3713

21 күн бұрын

Not stupid 😂😂 you only information 😢

@sylvesterkithiia3713

21 күн бұрын

You luck.... sorry!

Leaving America, is inconsequential, whatever that means. There are many people who are not doing well in america and Europe. Coming back home is not an achievement.

@ichooseviolence2532

24 күн бұрын

Hater 😏

Üü

Maybe you had gone to same guy I went to sold me 3 selected ewe. All pregnant two died few months, one was left and gives white kids and only once a year. Poor quality than what I had.