Smart Farm: Retailing Of Biogas In Tyre Tubes

When Samuel Murigi embarked on dairy farming in late 2012, one of his targets was to not only produce lots of milk but also generate biogas. That idea has since been turned into a whole new business for him. On our weekly agribusiness segment "smart farm", our reporter Denis Otieno tells you how this young farmer has taken the use of biogas a notch higher.

[@erasmusmwangi8321]

Dennis Otieno is a comedian. One day he vaguely said that Wambugu apple farm makes Ksh 197 million per year. But even the Wambugu team was embarrassed and could not respond to our follow-up questions.

[@nancyvalerie8955]

Bravo . so inspiring

[@nathanmciver6737]

Do you take the valve out when filling the tire tube? I have seen online people do both and I no without the valve the tube can fill easier. What method did you use and find works best?

[@elizabethmunyuko]

my dream in my community very soon

[@perkimskrims]

Use a compressor to fill it in standard gas cylinder tire is quite risky

[@samuelmurigi8154]

Now am able to requifiey biogas.

[@johnmunge6996]

How so Samuel

[@jamesmichuki5804]

It is not possiblel to produce this kind of volumous daily gas unless you have a thousand heads of cattle in this 3 acre farm!!!! Cheer wish and dream

[@erasmusmwangi8321]

Dennis Otieno is paid for exaggerating outputs and profits. He knows that if he says the real amounts of gas produced (maybe 20-30kgs per week) the news will not be juicy.

[@jacobokwaro7157]

I need it please

[@godsfavour5665]

It looks risky🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@MrTheges]

Waah Samuel and now you can finance a house 100%. Scam.

[@stephenkibati2575]

This guy is now running a new venture called Sampesa Agency which is a big scam

[@TheJamaa001]

biogas is flameable and therefore can catch fire.. bullshit idea