I wanted to see this innovative way of farming in Zambia!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Day 732: I met Milo in Lusaka in Zambia. He told me about his innovative farm and I spend an afternoon having my mind blown. I see a lot of subsistence farming in this part of Africa - small scale, single family farming. So it was really cool to see this highly advanced farming, with some very high ambitions in terms of sustainability and environmental impact.
Visit Milo and Cameron's farm on www.hmifarms.com
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This is nice I'm impressed 😍😍 as a zambian 🇿🇲
This is awesome, Hakuna matata farm Congratulation Guys, Make Africa great, Greetings from Kenya.
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I'm going to have to stop watching your videos, I grew up on a farm in Zambia it's making me home sick 😉 no worries I'll continue watching
Hahaha! Sorry, not sorry!!! 😄
I've been researching on hydroponics and now was thinking of making a trip outside to learn more about this. Thanks God I don't have to leave the country after watching this video
How cool!
Am from Zambia and very happy to see this amazing innovation and intrigued to learn more on this...will carry out more research.. congratulations to Hakuna Matata Farms for this amazing achievement
Thanks Zwagger 😊🏍🔥
This is amazing ! Great to see we actually have people practicing aeroponic tower agriculture in Zambia! Love to see it.
How can I learn this? Congratulations congratulations congratulations congratulations congratulations congratulations congratulations congratulations
Cammie, you guys have done so well!! Proud of you, brother!!
They really have!
This is awesome 😍Iam currently growing organic lettuce by Holland tech here in Zambia. Would love to learn more from you.
Where are u located... would love to check it out
WE want more of hakuna matata so good !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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That’s swahili 😮 please research on Zambian languages
Great episode some fantastic innovation.
Well done, interesting and intelligent !
Impressive
Amazing, hope this goes viral 👍🏾👍🏾
This is really impressive, innovative and sustainable farming at its best. However, I would like to understand the cost of the equipment or the companies that sell these and do some research. We need more of this to supply the region and continent considering the limited food resources. And an increased supply can reduce cost to consumers. I am curious to see how other vegetable groups do, for me it's about producing organic products
You are welcome to contact the company. Link to them in the video description 😊
I am so interested. I will definitely fly to Lusaka soon
Wow. That's what we need to see and learn from. Am in Zambia. How can I get in touch with these hard working and innovative gentlemen.?
Hi Mirriam. I linked to their website in the description 😊
Brilliant - and actually not 'rocket science". A shame there's not more companies utilizing this technology.
Not rocket science but hard to execute with consistency.
This has got to be the future
As a young farmer starting out must say am so inspired. Would love to visit and learn
Cool, where will you farm?
Heard about their work, searched for them, but couldn't get their contact info. 2yrs later, a video on TH-cam 😀 Thank you so much for this tour of their farm.
Oh how cool!
That is utterly fascinating! I so very much hope their idea will catch on, I so very much hope that innovation out of Africa will help all the world to work better! 🤗
That being said, I have been using the African operating system for 16 years now. Ubuntu Linux in a variety of flavours. 💪 (Yes, its maker moved to London years ago, it still was born in South Africa!)
@zweispurmopped Unfortunately this is not an innovation from Africa. It's already been around in the USA since circa 2005. Sorry to dampen your excitement my friend.
Wow
Very impressed by this farming style. It shows real human potential and should be worldwide.
Thanks for that.
It's already a worldwide innovation and has been around since around 2005. Worth getting into especially for back yard gardening.
@@joeshiku1sr Yes....at a minute level. We have the technology - science....and ethics
But.......doing far too little.
Impressive 👌❤️❤️❤️
So Cool
Awesome Salad farming...
This is a good thing
Awesome....! Where is this farm located, would like to pay a visit to learn more. You are the best guys.
In the video description, there's a link to the farm's website 😊
Wow, I love what you are doing 👏🏾 👏🏾👏🏾
Great episode was a very interesting tour of the farm .
Thanks a lot! 😊
Good job 👍👍
Cool video Henriette! Thanks for sharing. Great job Milo. 👍🏻👍🏻
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Very interesting...good marketing for them given that they are selling this technology. I wouldnt be surprised if Morrocco commerical farmers are using this method of farming for their salad and veg production in the desert because they are the biggest African Veg exporters to the UK.
Mmmm, now this i need to visit this place
Amazing
This is really something to talk about now
Amazing! Thank you for sharing 😊
Thanks gor watching Lisa 😊🏍🔥
すごい！🌷✨🧚
Woooow!☺️ Your garden is so beautiful 🥰
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Will visit.
I love this; hope to buy this technology from these guys it’s lovely for mother zambia
Fantastic
Great innovation right in my country. Thanks "For the love of the Wheels" for sharing. keep it up!!
That was an interesting day off the bike. Neat tour of someplace I wouldn't have thought to visit. 🤔👍🏼👍🏼 ❤📷💕
I love visiting cool non-touristy places like this
Do they sale the pipes for small gardens, training opportunity?
this is new and unique
I am looking for a company to invest in to sustain better living and good health. I loved this presentation. I used to grow hydro in my home herbs. This was informative and something I will seriously consider. Thank you……..✨👌🏽✨
Interesting
Great Africans. We need more of these type of ideas in the continent.
Awesome stuff
Brilliant Innovation
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hello good morning Henriette I planted lettuce in my town when I was 6 years old but everything changes greetings ok 👌👍
Cool
Ok 👌👍
Love this. Well done. Hope to come and hope to be able to come and visit your farm. Would love to do the same up in North West
Very cool. I am sure Milo would be happy to have dialogue. Their website is in the description 😊
Please don’t confuse Zambia with Zimbabwe.
Wow this is impressive
Thank you Chuma
Awesome and innovative sustainable farming.
Very very nice
Thanks a lot 🥰
Great work Milo and team Hakuna Matata.
Very innovative farming im absolutely blown away and inspired by this thank you for sharing.
Yees!! This is what I dream of creating up here! Since half the year fields are deep frozen and imbedded in total polar darkness... and snow... Very inspirational visit, Henriette
Oh would be cool. But you would need power for light and you can't use solar power. So other sustainable power sourses are needed. Would be soooo cool to create this up there!
Amazing farm❤❤❤
Yees!! This is what I dream of creating up here! Since half the year fields are deep frozen and imbedded in total polar darkness... and snow... Very inspirational visit, Henriette
You from?
Totally very informative, wow what an innovative father and son team
Yeah, they are amazing!
no problems farm ....hakuna matata
This is impressive
i am interested
Wow. this is science being put to good work, so as to give us what is best for humanity. Definitely paying you a visit soon. As a farmer, I am always looking for ways to better my produce, and my profitability. So much learnt here. For instance, in the summer, our vegetables are attacked a lot by white flys. good to know that ladybugs are a safe solution to this problem.
Hi Zindaba. Thanks a lot for your comment. Please find more information on their website: www.hmifarms.com/farm
The ladies look so miserable.
I understand what you mean. Black women in Zambia are brought up to be very submissive. They don't say much, they are almost shy. They also get extra shy on camera. But it's really true what you observed
Hakuna Matata means No Problem in Kiswahili. Hello from Kenya.
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This is great but I don’t think it’s needed in Zambia, land is mbwe and there is no intulubundi.
This is environmental friendly and cheaper in the long run. Learn more like I did you will appreciate
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It’s the same we were told not to use coal. I don’t believe in this environmentally friendly crap
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Filming is great, you are a natural, keep up the good works
Thank you 😊🏍🔥
wow this is a very inspiring story... keep up the good work. I need to visit your farm when i next come home.
I bought some of your lettuce with roots and didn't realise I could keep it longer in water (before I watched this video). I promptly chopped off the base and washed the leaves before refrigeration. You can guess how that story ended. Is there some way you can get the retailer to give us end users this information?
Cool feedback Mwaka. I will share your comment with Milo and Cameron. Thanks
Definitely, they could add this on their branding and website. I can help build the site
Great farming method. I have just been researching hydroponics. I am now more inspired to get started in my backyard! From my research apparently, this method of farming has been around circa 2005 or earlier. It's becoming quite common in some areas of Asia and widely adopted in the USA especially by backyard gardening enthusiasts.
This looks awesome but i wonder if the nutritional value is the same as produce grown in soil. Thinking of mineral content etc.
I thought I was going to be one of the earliest 😂😂
Excellent...do they offer training?
This is Great Job on growing vegetables organically. I love it, Zambia 🇿🇲
Thank you. I don't know if they offer training, but in the description, is the link to their website 😊
Love live foods, great 👍
Very impressive
Fascinating. A little like how my state grows medical marijuana…
Really, interesting
This is not GMO i hope
I think if you watched the entire video, you would realize it is, of course, not 😊
Thanks but no thanks - I'd rather the original way with soil. McDonald's tomatoes taste so awful because they are grown in the same way in Holland .
Actually I think this might still be tasty but I would like to have both soil grown and this version and taste for myself. I am big on sustainable farming because of the growing population.
Look what Mugabe threw out.
This is a different country. And if land is STOLEN, what did you want Mugabe to do? It’s very interesting when some people have stolen land everyone protects them. The land belonged to someone else and they took it from them as thieves.