How I ventured into Herb farming.I have my fair share of lessons learnt &optimistic about the future
How I ventured into Herb farming.I have my fair share of lessons learnt &optimistic about the future
Better try and fail than fail to try!! That’s the mantra our agri- preneur this week lives by.
Elvis Kingsley had tried various ventures which didn’t thrive as planned but got one lucky break. He now exports herbs to Europe and Arab countries. The journey has not been easy either, from Conmen to a changing export market in the wake of Covid-19.
Fabulous!
So sorry that you did not have someone to advise you to grind and bottle the herbs instead of throwing it away. If you want ideas for anything always ask a woman because our brains never stop working.
Dry your herbs and venture into other markets. Dry herbs, if done right can last a long time. The mint is great for teas. God bless you.
Yes my brother 👍👍👍👍👍
You can dry that and put in a bottle.
I bought .27 acres to start herbal farming. I choose it too because I don’t need a lot of space to make money. I was making a couple thousands a month from my small garden.
"…having tried these other things, God inspired into me to do herbs farming." I have played that part like thrice. In all things acknowledge Him and He will show you the way to go. All the best!
Dear friend you no need to throw the crop you can dried the herbs and these dried herbs has the good market potential. All the best for your knowledge sharing ❤️💕 god may bless you amin 🙏🌹
Very inspiring story. Greetings from The Netherlands
In kenya we also sell them in supermarket and open markets.am sure this covid season is the best time to achieve your harvest.i do believe.
Hapo sawa
Hi I am also a herb farmer from South Africa please email me at Ndumi.gaba@gmail.com
Learning valuable lessons from Canada! Thank you and best wishes! 🙂
Where did you buy the seedlings or seeds for hybrid quality herbs?
Elvis Kingsley: Business Magnate
Wow wow amazing
Please everybody what the name this herb in this video
I am sorry for your loss and it broke my heart to know you just composted all those herbs. Maybe you work towards adding value to your products to give them a much longer shelf life and more income for you.
i dry those herbs in ukambani and sell them,dont throw
I need your WhatsApp number my e mail syraj222@yahoo.com
Kindly share your contacts
This is garbage. Don’t tell and show the world how you failed. There’s enough of that.
Do value addition to strike a balance when the market is not stable
good job am interested in herb farming
There is no company in kenya which buys from you and packages these herbs in dry state.
How did you get over seas buyers and you are doing a great job
Do you take internships?
Thanks Elvis for the information.
What herbs do you have in your farm. I’m sure that there’s enough market add value. I recommend herbs for healthy reasons.
Very good and informative content, keep up the good work. Very soon you’ll reach a Million subscribers.
can you whats app me +91 8289845149. i can give you export opportunity from India
What herbs?
You know he loves what he does, and I feel the same way, I am not interested in employment. It’s to bad how restaurants have vanished, I depend upon them for winter season income. In the wake of market shifts, I’ve noticed that curb side pickup is becoming the essential adaptation, also selling live plants now that everyone is starting their own garden, or window herbs. Becoming an agronomist yourself, and teaching people how to grow gardens, then taking clients for garden design, and using your farm labor as landscapers to build, is a great way of meshing together multiple components of agriculture, while keeping employees busy with side work during these slow wholesale times.
You dont have to throw away …try chopping them up sell as dry herbs or grinding them up into Powder put them into shaker and done ….innovate out of you problems brother otherwise keep up the good work.!
How can I contact u ?
Half cooked story
Is anyone in kenya growing Licorice…..
Start a pig farm and feed them with the wasted leafs caused by corona. So u need not throw them away
elvis kingsley!
How can I contact you
Wow his english is on another level.
Yes we can !!
Great show !
Dry the herbs and pack them for sale
Please don’t throw you herbs dry and put them in powder forms to be use in smoothies thanks
All the best bro.
Good job but one more advice diversify more on drying up of your harvest
Get a dehydrator
I would be an expert for 10 ksh.
Well done and keep it up!
Very well articulated and inspiration…for those of us starting off.
Dry them and make spice mixes and teas for consumption and cosmetic use