Don’t Make the Mistakes I made; Don’t Buy These Things
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- Don’t Make the Mistakes I made; Don’t Buy These Things: One of our purpose is to share our experience at the farm with you and today Fred is sharing one of the important mistakes he made. Enjoy this video and do get in touch with us using the links below
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Very few people prepared to share mistakes so that others don’t fall in same issues. Kudos to you!
Thank you !!!
@@FarmingInAfricaOfficial ppppp
Good information Mr Fred
This is Israel Musinguzi from Uganda East Africa
Great Fred.....🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿
Thank you Fred for always impacting is with knowledge
Very useful information Frank.Blessings for all the information you put out there.
You are simply the best, Fred. We appreciate you greatly!
Thank you!
He speaks so fluently . He explained it so well. Thank you.
You're welcome 🙏
You could lease that machine out to others. Or resell it on open market to construction outfit. There is a way you can exit a bad purchase to mitigate loss. A machine like that has a market in Africa!
Thx so much brother! Stay blessed!
Congratulations on 10,000 subscribers do you have definitely earned it
Ei Fred! Nice seeing you here. Long time no see after 2016. Kudos.
Good to see you doing well. Will come look for you one of these days.
Good advice!
Very useful advice. Thank you very much.
What a concrete information. Thanks Fred.
You r welcome
Our Fred will always remain our mentor, thanks for the enlightenment
We are all learning ❤️
Thank you Fred. Your advice is greatly appreciated. 👍🙏💜❤
Hello Fred, thank you for your effort to share your experience with us.
Thanks and welcome
Sharing your mistakes and thoughts are really valuable for us who are thinking of coming Dow to farm
Just started watching your videos but I have learnt a lot. Thanks Sir. I would really love to meet you
Thanks for the info.
Great advise. Thank you!
Very helpful hints there farmer ! I have invested in a few pieces of equipment too from the U.S and took them to east africa. That is a wheel loader as we call it here in the U.S, used mostly to load dirt, gravel, crushed stone etc in quarries and locations that sell that kind of material. You can fit it with forks and use it as a forklift too to off load flatbed trucks and move pallets, sea containers etc. I bought medium horse power ( 45-100hp) for my farm. Massey 165, massey 250, Ford 6600, Ford 4000, john deere 336 balers, Oliver corn picker and a new holland TR70 combine.
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Useful information
Thank you for educating me, God bless you.
Thanks alot bro. Am beginning to understand sthing vital wich will help alot.
The tools do have use can be rented but professional help .plan with them and local knowledge is key as for tools that don’t work out of Africa.get local advise n research.great effort
Thanks for sharing . God bless you
Bro you are absolutely right,thanks for sharing
Nice video. At community level one can hire out some of these equipment though returns may be slow and not worth the original cost of the machine. I imagine people can also do collective purchase of a machine if they are doing farming in diff farms. Thre will be synergy of sharing the machine
Thank you very much for sharing
You are welcome
Hey, women are into. farming too. Some of us watch and support your channel.
I agree
Good information. I think seeing where you are going, you'll eventually become a large scale farmer. Great advice to start small and then grow.
Bro u perfectly says it all✌🏿
Thanks for u kindness and honesty
Always a pleasure
DO NOT forget Changin the oil and other service of the leader, intresting video from Africa, Good luck from Sweden!
Well done brother. You are an Inspirarion.
Thankyou for that good advice
Thanks for the courage, it's the same situation around here.
Where is here for you Joeli? Thank you
Thank you Boss for sharing this Knowledge.
Great video my brother. I am a African born in America coming to Ghana and starting a farm in the Bono-East region. It's 3 am here in the States, could not sleep and came across your video! Wow! I will be connecting with you! Thanks!
Which part of Bono-East are you coming to and when do you intend to come? I've never been in farming but I've developed a great deal of interest in it recently so I dream of getting the opportunity to work, learn and develop myself in farming.
VERY IMPORTANT AN INFORMED MESSAGE, ABOUT IMAGINATION AND REALITY. A SIMPLE WISDOM IS TO LOOK AROUND START WITH WHAT YOU HAVE AND ADD WHAT YOU NEED .
You have said it all! Well put Arap!!!!
Good to have found you. We hope to expand our Dairy farming business. I love your content
Thank you Beatrice! And welcome
Thank you brother for your adviseble video. Big up from Angola.
I am starting a farm in Liberia, and all what he said is 100% true.
The reason being is at times itis impossible to know what is on the local market.
I brought a lot of drill bits from Europe because when I visited in 2016, I couldn't find any.
I just found a store that sells them far cheaper than in Europe.
I could have saved at least 2000€.
Am very happy coming across this channel , because i wanted to start my poultry farm and I need a guidance
That is why we are here. We feel your pain and the reason why we do what we do.
Thank you so much I appreciate
You are welcome
God richly bless u bro
Nice one, thanks.
Thank you!
You said it just right, I gotta say.. I subscribed immediately.
Ahahahaha thank you !!!!
Great advice brother
Thank you
This is GREAT! I wish you the best! Ghana is great!!
Thank you John
Good job Fred.😊
Thanks
Fred is actually the best director
Haahaa Thank you!!
i have been watching your videos for some time now but coz of this video i have to subscribe to you keep it up bro thanks
Blessings man! Thanks
Authentic Fred. Kudos for this boldness in telling your story. Right message to help all beginners. Thank you
Always! And I am glad you find it helpful
More bless to you sir
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Thanks Fred
Thank you too
Nice advice my brother
You are welcome bro!!
Great Fred, waiting for you in India 😍
Coming soon my friend !!!
Thanks Fred. You're a prophet. May God bless you with more ideas so you can share. You are a gift to our country. Peace be upon you
Thanks 🙏🏾
Thanks much
Hello sir me a gambian and living you inspire me about the goat farming i want to start too how can buy them south Africa
Thanks you for sharing your mistakes in Uganda we hire equipment and tools.i really appreciate your effort to make us food independent
Wow that is good! You are welcome!
True
Thank you so much . Very helpful
You are welcome
Am just putting together my farm in Nigeria and your channel is very educative and helpful. I live in UK and before I watched this video I had listed lots of equipments that I needed to ship to Nigeria. Thanks
This is exactly the purpose. I am glad it you found it. Please share it as well
Which part of Nigeria 🇳🇬 is your farm going to be located???
@@chigozienwankwo234 oyo state
very nice
Frank you are the best as always
Thanks fred
You are welcome
Man, you just saved me a fortune. I was about to make a big mistake. Thanks a lot
Glad I could help! 💪🏾
Wooow I'm in the U.S. and thinking of coming back home and start farming. I've been planning on getting tractors and I saw this video. Thanks a lot for sharing your mistakes Fred
You are always welcome
Thanks James i Godfrey Okello from Gulu Uganda i am an operator tractor and wheel laoder operator so with tractor i do plough, big, horrow, righing etc.so am looking for job please so i see when sharing with Fred thanks James.
@@okellogodfrey8867 what is your contact Godfrey?
@@frankstephens3087 am looking for job like for tractor oppreator and wheel laoder operator.
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH MR FRED FOR THIS AWESOME INFORMATION, GOD BLESS YOU SIR. PLSSSSS JUST TO REMIND YOU ABOUT THE VIDEO YOU PROMISED TO DO FOR US IN REGARDS TO *THE STEPS TO TAKE WHEN IMPORTING LIVE ANIMALS FROM ABROAD INTO THE COUNTRY*, ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO CUSTOMS AND IMMIGRATION PROCEDURES. THANKS SO MUCH FRED.....
You are welcome! Still in mind
God bless you
And bless you more
Great advice my brother
Thank you
Thanks for letting Africans know the truth about noble profession in our continent
Pleasure is mine
God bless you are nice person for telling us
It makes sense to put the available capital into the right purchases at the right time. So I get your point.
On the other side it sounds like that this purchase was not a total failure for yourself, since it seems like you have the oportunity to generate additional income from it, even though this is not your main business.
Your knowledge about renting out equipment is probably limited but do you have some information about the demand and supply of rental equipment in your area? is there anything you or other farmers would like to be able to rent but there is no offer for it?
How are the rental fees in comparision to Europe?
I often have the impression that services which require special equipment are often more expensive in ghana than in Europe. Does this match with your experience?
Thank you sir for your advice. I'm currently in the US and I have a livestock project in Mali, i has planning to by lots of stuffs and Shipp it back home but I will deffently put that on posse until I go there to see what I can shop around first.
Pls do so that you don’t repeat my mistakes and if you need any help let me know
@@FarmingInAfricaOfficial will do thank you !
..could use the wheel loader here .how can i rent it besides it can work as a generator too.we use it for fish ponds aquaculture.
Thanks bro your advise me too I was thinking of buying some equipment plus shipping from here Arizona to uganda which is every expensive so I agree with you thanks your advise.
Awesome. You’re welcome
Point taken
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Thanks for sharing! Where one can find information about steps to start a farm ?
We try to share enough here but you can always reach out to me
Its very true
Nice guy
Thanks
First to watch great work
Ahahah thank you Abdul!!!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
This is partly true. I think you should have said if you're not good with your hands, don't buy it, if you're not willing to go through learning to use them, don't buy it. You can also rent tools to other farmers. In Kenya the tools I bought from US are either half or quarter the fake Chinese tools here. I think you did this video prematurely, that tractor you will finally use it, it only depends on how big you want your farm to be. For me I don't see the mistake you made. I think your timing for buying the items was bad but you will eventually appreciate what you bought. My thoughts
Great perspective
I need to see you coz am in Kenya too
@@johnochieng9500 Where in Kenya
I used back hoe here in Texas instead of front loader...it has multiple used... it has front loader, excavator, trench digger, etc... I would buy back instead of a loader... just smaller more agile..
I agree with you! I recently purchased a Backhole as well for a different purpose
90 acres. Kudos bro!
Thanks
Hope he does well. Luca
Thanks!!!!
I m starting my 5 acres farm, I use locals to clean my farm cutting bushes n burning 40usd/acre and removing trees 40usd/acre including plowing
Thanks God I am on my 3rd acre now 😁😁 hope I'll finish before autumn rains pass
Where is your farm ?
@@FarmingInAfricaOfficial my farm is in Tanzania, Pwani region
But you inspire me a lot thank you 😊
One LOVE from the BIAFRAN land
Good to know brother!!!
A small size machine is always useful since 90% of agriculture land in Africa need clearing.
Good advice. How much is baling machine pls.
Yes, it's my first time.
Welcome Lwandile
A warning to those people who dislike De videos why I don't understand such a relevant videos
Ahahahahaah
Thanks Fred i GODY from Gulu Uganda i am an operator for wheel laoder and tractor and like for tractor i do plough, big,horrow,righing etc . and am looking for job please thank Fred.
Send us a message on WhatsApp please
Fred which region are you farming now.
Best video.I'm preparing and buying buying.I stop buying today.
Bono Region
@@FarmingInAfricaOfficial ok nice.
Future I will visit u
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It looks like easy Idea, but in reality it is expensive saving. But what if from luck I squired these tools before starting farm, should I sell to get capital?
If you need the capital then yes
Big up urself
Thank you
How meny acer is enough for one thousands goats and one thursand sheep on a zero grazing farm and a space to plant food for the animals please
You can open a tools rental .
Fred. You can acquire the skills. You tube video are help. Fred, tools make a job easilier. The pay loader can earn it worth.. but a backhoe is better
Good luck
Thank you!