I bought all my trees from Mr kinteh . He went all out of his way to go and see my compound and advice me which fruit trees will be best there. I'm so grateful to him .
Yeah mr kinteh alone is coming up with what the government should be doing. The government need to engage in transplanting indigenous trees and making sure they grow in huge amount nation wide especially down in up country to avoid deforestration and desertification .thanks mr kinteh for taking the step of rescueing the forest and the gambia.
Strong up Nice Gambia, You guys are doing good promoting, and work for the Gambia, and also for the diaspora, But this man here trying to keep the forest alive, He needed all the support he can get in saving all those indigenous trees as there can be no planet without vast mount of trees, plus he is planting all kind of trees including fruit trees wow, it cant get much better then that, Stay strong up Nice Gambia, Love it
This man is so knowledgeable on his plants, plus the solutions to help the Gambia moving forward with everyone playing their role in help the Gambia to feed it self, Where in the Gambia is this? This is a very good look for the Gambia
I am really interested in the plants that he is trying top preserve. I heard him talk about "wulla kono duto' . I think it is called 'naeww' in Wolloff. He is right, the young generation does not know some of these indigenous plants. I will definitely visit his farm when I come over. Thank you for this video, guys. Very interesting to me.
this is the second interview featuring Mr Kinteh i have watched. I simply love him because of his knowledge & enviromental advocacy. would love to meet him & support his business. A true treasure !
Thanks so much that was very informative. Question 1. I asked before about Teak trees if there grow there since he mentioned Mahagony. Question 2. Can Date palm trees grow there? Question 3. Is anyone growing Industrial Hemp there? Question 4. Can someone bring seeds from other countries into The Gambia?
@@jennehmariam probably they want sell local, but...there is many variations what don't exist. I did get them in UK but I know they aren't the best. Lots of them not sprout. The best is russian and Ukrainian, but you know🤷
Gambians are so fanny, to much advertising them self, but If you make education program, when what to plant it's will help your business much more all year around. People will plan money and return to you for advice when to plant for the best result. Also start to sell grafted plants. Yes yes, that is the best
I bought all my trees from Mr kinteh . He went all out of his way to go and see my compound and advice me which fruit trees will be best there. I'm so grateful to him .
Yeah mr kinteh alone is coming up with what the government should be doing. The government need to engage in transplanting indigenous trees and making sure they grow in huge amount nation wide especially down in up country to avoid deforestration and desertification .thanks mr kinteh for taking the step of rescueing the forest and the gambia.
Save our indigenous trees!!! God bless this beautiful man and the people who made this video 📸
Thank you
Simply one of the best TH-cam channel for entrepreneurs.
Hahaha thank you 🤠
Strong up Nice Gambia, You guys are doing good promoting, and work for the Gambia, and also for the diaspora, But this man here trying to keep the forest alive, He needed all the support he can get in saving all those indigenous trees as there can be no planet without vast mount of trees, plus he is planting all kind of trees including fruit trees wow, it cant get much better then that, Stay strong up Nice Gambia, Love it
I learned of Mr. Kinte a few years ago. I didn't know he did landscaping services also. He's a well of knowledge. Great video guys 👌🏽👌🏽
He is very knowledgeable
Mahoney tree is used to make furniture in Jamaica, very strong wood, the furniture could last for generation but was expensive and worth it as such.
Oh great
Brilliant brother! Yes we are our own presidents and parliament. Beautiful Gardens!
That's a beautiful message
This man is so knowledgeable on his plants, plus the solutions to help the Gambia moving forward with everyone playing their role in help the Gambia to feed it self, Where in the Gambia is this? This is a very good look for the Gambia
I enjoyed watching. Very interesting plants. Thanks for sharing....
You are welcome
I am really interested in the plants that he is trying top preserve. I heard him talk about "wulla kono duto' . I think it is called 'naeww' in Wolloff. He is right, the young generation does not know some of these indigenous plants. I will definitely visit his farm when I come over. Thank you for this video, guys. Very interesting to me.
Thank you for supporting him. Yes it's very interesting
Excellent final point made by Mr. Kinte!
Yes it was excellent
Big yoself up brothers. Very good content. 💪🏾
Thank you
Great information guy's 👍🏾👊🏾
Thank you
I really believe that
Thanks guys ,very interesting one.
You welcome
this is the second interview featuring Mr Kinteh i have watched. I simply love him because of his knowledge & enviromental advocacy. would love to meet him & support his business. A true treasure !
That's beautiful
Excellent video. A very knowledgeable man.
Yea sure
Another great video guys ✊🏿💪🏿👍🏿
Thank you
Inspirational, Sir. Keep it up.
💕
Very good business
Yea sure and very rewarding
Very good content. You guys need a good mic! the visuals are always great. But the sound needs improvement. Keep up the great work as always!
We will definitely work on audio inshaAllah.
Where is this nursery? I got a big farm in jambanjelly and I will need some plants 🌱 🌱from him for the raining 🌧 season around may and June
It's in abuko. Opposite the nature reserve. Their number is in the video
Thanks so much that was very informative. Question 1. I asked before about Teak trees if there grow there since he mentioned Mahagony. Question 2. Can Date palm trees grow there? Question 3. Is anyone growing Industrial Hemp there? Question 4. Can someone bring seeds from other countries into The Gambia?
I can answer question 2. Yes date palm grows here. I once tried it and it grow but later travelled and didn't have water then they died
#4 I have brought a large amount of seeds to The Gambia from another country.
What exactly seeds you are looking for. UK getting to the end of season, but I can try to get some if I find. I will be at the Gambia after 15/06
@@ritaalaga3718 No particular seeds. Just wanted to know if seeds are allowed in the country from other countries. Thank you
@@jennehmariam probably they want sell local, but...there is many variations what don't exist. I did get them in UK but I know they aren't the best. Lots of them not sprout.
The best is russian and Ukrainian, but you know🤷
Great advice to the youths our youths should embrace farming and stop sitting around waiting for white colour jobs
We need more farmer
I want to buy Macadamia from him ,saw it in the previous interview from a different channel.
Nice. Let's support him
@@NiceGambia I ordered some plants for our friend .
Wow that's great ☺️
Luky child long time
The Bigman lucky child
Me cool
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Gambians are so fanny, to much advertising them self, but
If you make education program, when what to plant it's will help your business much more all year around. People will plan money and return to you for advice when to plant for the best result.
Also start to sell grafted plants. Yes yes, that is the best
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Location of the Garden and number to reach out if needed
All that is in the video 😊
Where is dis located please.
It's in Abuko