Kenya: Aquaponics, produce more in less space
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2017
- Daniel Kimani is an industrial engineering graduate. In a greenhouse of 1500 m2, he rears fish, and grows fruits and vegetables.
According to Daniel, with his greenhouse of just 1500m2, the productivity with the aquaponics system is like cultivating on one acre of land. In addition, his aquaponics system is powered by solar energy during the day and a bio-generator during the night. So, he is making use of green energy.
“We don’t depend on the paid energy, we have solar and biogas. And also, the plants don’t require fertilizer, so the cost of production stands only for a technician,” says Daniel. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Such a humble and soft spoken man. Well done to him and his team👍🏾
Sage advice from the young man highlighted in this vid "“The more you keep doing something consistently with patience, the more you keep on learning." So great!!!
Great
God bless Africa more and more
"THE MORE YOU KEEP ON DOING SOMETHING CONSISTENTLY WITH PATIENCE, THE MORE YOU COULD LEARN"
Words of the day.
This is amazing. We are beginning to return to what we once abandoned.
Congratulations to my fellow African brother, this is the way to go. Self sustainable and on the same time eco friendly.
I'm ready to invest in the rebirth of the wealthiest continent on earth. KEEP WAKING UP AFRICA!!!!!!!!
Hello
This is awesome, unique, healthy, very economical way of farming. I am a 66 year-old wrinkle pensioner. I am returning home and have been thinking of what do back at home. Now I`ve seen what I want to do for my contribution towards agriculture in Africa. I will try to get in touch with Engineer Daniel Kimani to see how best he can advice me on this project. God bless him and his team.
One's level of education should not ever be a limit to his creativity and possibilities in life. Listening to Daniel, one will see that although he might not have been educated at the highest level of education, he has however been able to come up with something creative and even solutions to his society's problems. Kudos Aquaponics... Africa is proud of you 😊👍👍
Very intelligent people... that last statement has touched me deep. Thank you my fellow African sons and daughters.
Great video. I wish colleges had degree programs for this kind of food production. Graduates would have a skill which is always in demand and would produce healthy food everyone wants.
Colleges in CA are getting on board so Aquaponics courses. There will be numerous employment opportunities in the fields of Aquaponics and Hydroponics. Please check with colleges near you. If there are no such courses at colleges near, then make the suggestion. It can't hurt.
It's an irrigation system with fish in the water. If you need college for that you're tarded lmao
Check out my school, Niagara college greenhouse technician!
@@unclephil4112 😂 Colleges will turn it into a money making platform. It's better making it this way, interested people will chase and work on the dream.
I am from India. We love you brother. Very useful upload.
Brilliant! Innovation is the currency of the 21st century.
What an intelligent man!!! I love my Africa!!!
The comment section here is great!!. Almost everyone is giving sounds ideas on additional ways to improve this system. This is what the internet was created for, sharing ideas to improve our lives. I plan to build create similar self-sustaining system here in Haiti. Merci/Thank you for this highly informative educational video.
Love you Guys, keep on going forword, best from Turkey!
Planning for my first greenhouse and watching this has only solidified my desire. Great Video!
Amazing work guys! Great to see you guys being entrepreneurial and understanding the importance of being green minded. Nothing but respect to you guys 🙂
Àmazing and so exciting - good luck with your initiative and prayers sent for your success! xx
Great job!
I'm super impressed with what I'm seeing.
Keep it up.
Most excellent. Its really wonderful when we learn this & then teach others. Such a great blessing. I wish them much success.
Thanks Daniel Kimani for being sure a good mentor and pacesetter for the Kenyan youth, who so many are searching entrepreneurial ventures. Would very like to visit your farm. God bless.
Awesome, to all the parties who contributed in developing this technology great job. Bravo to my African brother for been forward thinking
Many Loves from Turkey Dude, excellent job!
Great video thanks for sharing.
So happy to see how aquaponic could become a good way of farming, Hope it will spread to other African country and other country who always has little water for their plant... Aamiin to it
Wow so nice and I like way you do thanks for this video
Very good. I hope you are teaching others to build.
Thank you for sharing and well done.
I love gardening and your video is very helpful.
Very nicely n accurately described the aquaphonics system... Kudos👍
Very nice you r the great god bless you
This video makes me so happy
Wonderful idea if anyone can learn this not only it will help stop famine and sickness but it will help the poor people God bless your work and everything that you're doing
Carry on marching to the glory of our continent.
The future is yours young man. To infinity and beyond!
What an ispiring bunch of great leaders indeed!
This is really fantastic, I need to go into farming wow just love it.
Good job guys! We have the keys to success in our own hands
I am from Mozambique. You are doing wonderful work.
thank brother for your idea. may God strengthen it.
Wow I'm impressed..😀
Good work God bless you
Good ! I like it. from Madagascar
Very nice..keep on growing..
Good job. Thank you Sir.
I am just venturing into starting my adventures in aquaponics
These people are amazing and hardworking.
Best wishes from India. Have lot of success.
Awesome, I wish you much success my friend,.
Farming is good and we can improve this because we are learning
Green agriculture... very nice..
Respect from Southern Cameroons
Jambo SANA. You have such a wonderful great way of growing food ...is there any possibility to visit and see your farm ?
This is awesome. What a blessing to see this is happening in Africa.
You are at the FOREFRONT OF TEACHING AND HELPING your people how to become self-sufficient and how to treat the growing of food..to not use toxic chemicals. I love your video !!!! I think that you need no music...to entertain....silence is all you need...(just a suggestion....which other viewers might not agree with me ?) Thank you for your lovely video and spirit !!!!
Daniel Kimani is the NELSON MANDELA of Kenya. In 6 minutes, how nicely has Daniel explained a whole system that could be duplicated in most parts of this hungry world,
if some good people such as BILL GATES could pave the way! GOD BLESS YOU, DANIEL!
Kudos to the producers as well!
God bless you
God bless you too
A system that will feed the future.
This very interested, in future life will be very good, because most of the African population have no enough land to cultivate. Bag gardening is very good idea
Well done, good luck
Was thinking about starting an automatous aquaponic system here in senegal as a side project and i get recommended your nice and inspiring video
do it bro
@@francistran432 thanks for the push :)
Today it has been mentioned in a YT video that a survey showed 1/3rd of Sub-Saharan Africans would like to settle in Europe. That would be devastating. When I see people like Mr Kimani I always cheer for them to build their own countries and thrive. That is the way it has worked through history. An immigrant on another continent always suffers regardless of the high hopes. Life is competition for resources - it has always been. So even regreening the deserts in African countries works and I wish good luck to everyone flourishing in their own countries as there is the only place where you can feel at HOME.
awesome informative video. thanks
There are many components to learning home aquaponics. One resource I found that succeeds in merging these is the Keiths Ponics Site (check it out on google) without a doubt the most incredible info i've seen. Check out this great website.
magnificent ideas. I would wish to learn and start this kind of farming. where can I find more information in Kenya. pliz let me know
So amazing !!!
You have done a great work, kudos but which method is faster in growing. For example tomatoes, is it aquaponics or a normal farm land.
Great job! Please I need your expertise as we are trying to set up here.
Pls I need your technical experience. Thanks for Sharing your knowledge. God bless
Really inspiring nice. #Zambia
Nimependa hii sanaa
Félicitation et courage
I need one of this in my farm
Interested to know more on aquaponics? We are planing to go back to Daniel's farm. Leave all your questions here and we will try answers for you!
Hi Thanks for the Video , I did Like to Have short termFormation Pls Ask If Possible
@@stevenkwaya7293 Noted. Where are you based?
@@AgribusinessTV in burundi and kenya
Can u plz give me the contact of this guy in keneya i want to visit
My contact
00243907229167 for call
00923216005868 WhatsApp
Very impressive
Good job !
Good for you.
setup more of this farm, no more hungry Africa.
Good job 👍🏻
God bless~~
Que hermoso proyecto lleno de esperanza para toda la humanidad
Good job.
Brilliant!!!
keep going brother
Greetings from Egypt
Saludos desde 🇪🇸🇩🇴.
Kudos Africa ❣️
I love this !! Great work
Keren saya akan contoh
Nice
Very cool
I like the accent. Nigerian people are so confident.
He is Kenyan thats Kenya not nigeria
Well done... i wish you will teach us.
GOOD JOB BRO
Very nice .
Yes brilliant! I hope that you will make a few more videos. Perhaps you could harvest rainwater from your greenhouse roof to reduce drilling and borehole pumping costs. !Saludos desde Mexico!
Brooks Anderson he mentioned he's in a relatively dry area and that's why he recycles.
Rainwater harvesting is a method that has been used for some 4,000 years in India, and 2,200 plus years in years in the Negev in Israel where rainfall can be only 100mm in a year. The basic technique is to capture
rain during wet months, put the water into storage tanks, then use it during dry seasons. Here in Saltillo, Mexico our rainfall ranges from about 245mm to 500mm per year in two seasons of about two months each. It is easy to find FREE information and printed, DF files about the technique. Google rainwater harvesting, and Brad Lancaster, a well known authority on the subject. I would send my rainwater harvesting manuel but, it is in Spanish and focused on the Mexican state of Coahuila. )
ALL BRAINS
Very inspiring.
Good stuff
Très beau reportage courage à vous
Nice creativity and innovation but request to spread the innovation work to other countries also, so that food shortage of the world can be maintained.
look were u ever in kenya , they got nothing there..
Very impressive
@@tuforu4 you're ignorant. With this now, Kenya 🇰🇪 has SOMETHING. Hurry!!!!!
Wonderful however, I wish Mr. Kimani could answer admirers' queries directed to him. seems like more of a personal thing than business.
This is amazing. I want this, i am starting in Rongo-Migori, where i already have one greenhouse, How can i contact Kimani for learning