African Farming: It's a family affair for Jimmy and Lerato Botha (Full Episode)

His willingness to roll up his sleeves and learn has paid off for Jimmy Botha, a Westbury native who produces various herbs and vegetables for high-end retailers such as Woolworths and Pick n Pay along with his agronomist daughter, Lerato. The duo is poised to take their family business to even greater heights, as Peter Mashala found out.
Watch the full episode and learn more about these two excellent farmers here: www.africanfar...

[@Boikanyomusic]

Amazing indeed, pests are always a challenge especially ephids on leafy crops.

[@mvuselelomvuseh1569]

This is a top quality show. Nice.

[@alimtanta2934]

Nice to see African farming on a high professional level. Keep up, nice channel.

[@elliotgamedze9662]

I am really impressed by African Farming I love Farming.

[@Escobar_234]

Best show ever,please still go on with this agricultural lectures

[@makhunduluskhosana6042]

To grow you own crops its more cheaper than to buy'african farming did great work in south africa.

[@mphomofokeng7113]

I appreciate Angie for this show man! Dankie MaKhumalo, Shout out to the African Farmer

[@mandlenkosikervin5896]

Please add a episode for small holders less than 5hectors. There’s a lot of those in Gauteng ,

[@TractorsPak]

Wow amazing show.

[@ancat2521]

Very educational and motivating. I am a gardener at home in beautiful Barbados 🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧

[@luthonjikela508]

Great show

[@Mansahx]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I love all things farming and positive 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@kbmotswana]

Great content. Thanks you.

[@xolanicyprian7414]

This is beautiful nd I love this family.

[@thabomomoti5619]

Thank you for loading

[@bullzarro]

Love this very educating thanks.

[@maxamillionfrontiers9768]

Watching and being inspired all the way from Jamaica

[@daphneymashao]

I love your work! So informative! Thank you for another inspiring vlog! God bless you.

[@tinayepedzisai3366]

Thank you for uploading this full episode

[@tinodamushamba6310]

Amazing amazing very motivated

[@judyatoro9387]

Love this episode so much

[@nkosizwilesibanda518]

Am a young aspiring farmer , i just want to work for free in this farm for two weeks to a month . I really want to learn more about Horticulture farming how can i get into contact with them please? Your response will appreciated.

[@ancat2521]

Jimmy's wife is beautiful and educated. Beauty and brains. Lucky Jimmy 🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧

[@gaobakwebakang2942]

Daugher

[@SHAI-HILLS]

I would love to meet you and visit this Farm

[@prakash97227]

Very good information 👌🏼

[@lekholokoelekotsoanamoloi9593]

Nezinye which were ommited , those are the important ones .

[@unclephaks]

Incredible!

[@abiodunbel5440]

From which country in Africa cos some of d vegetable they mentioned don't grow in some parts of Africa

[@_theerealnono_7694]

South Africa. The show is based in RSA.

[@lubabalosinyilili1556]

Love it Angie

[@GraftingTactick]

Thanks for sharing 👍👍

[@geoginamarobe9417]

C'est vraiment très intéressant

[@ancat2521]

Jimmy can you plant some windbreakers(trees) to combat the wind.

[@andrewbaloi9257]

Where is the market of the produce? , who funded the business? , I think that's what is lacking on African farming but otherwise the show is educational

[@lehlohonolomoloi2109]

Interesting, this sector is very demanding though, you definitely need lots of money and labour. You do not just jump into farming just cause it makes money. This goes for every industry. "There's no easy"

[@franciskatana8723]

Hi i am a young farmer in Kenya and i would like to ask Loreta some questions How can i reach her please?

[@NitinYadav-uu5ls]

but here in Nigeria john deer after services very worst.... i am telling you

[@LaRosa121]

Viva Afrika Viva

[@danielorapeleng5928]

i just feel i am too broke to start farming...i have to first get a job to have some capital

[@masjm7278]

WHAT is MZANZI and what does it mean??

[@zivikelemadlala2544]

Manzi or mzansi is Zulu language dat means South

[@masjm7278]

@@zivikelemadlala2544 What do you call WATER??

[@lulekozikode3029]

@@masjm7278 amanzi

[@Se0Tube]

Mzansi is derived from ezansi (which means 'at the bottom') or ngezansi (which mean 'below') because the country is in the South of Africa 'South Africa' in IsiZulu is 'iNingizimu Afrika'

[@truth-Hurts375]

@@zivikelemadlala2544 That will make a good name if they wanna change the name of South Africa...Manzi Africa.🥳🥳

[@khae74]

The presenter should be someone who knows farming or agriculture. Otherwise her questions are about the family, the history, and trying too hard to entertain. She should be asking "how they do it" like how do they survive the cold winters and heavy winds. Not how they feel about their produce, thats shallow

[@jo-d-lo38]

SHE ""IS A FARMER"". MAYBE YOUUUUU SHOULD DO YOUR HOMEWORK BEFORE MAKE CONDESCENDING AND NOT CONSTRUCTIVE STATEMENT'S. AS BLACK PEOPLE WE SHOULD ALWAYS TRY TO INFORM OURSELVES FIRST AND THEN MAKE CONSTRUCTIVE INPUT. THAT WAY IT WILL BE ACCEPTED AND IMPLEMENTED.

[@isaacmugomba115]

Hyaa that's true but she is trying

[@jo-d-lo38]

@@isaacmugomba115 Constructive criticism and advice is good,not condescension. NB:She is a farmer,and is knowledgeable about farming,or at least the farming that she is involved in. We have to stop this thing of PHD syndrome, it's not helpful at all and leads us to question the motives of those who are criticizing.

[@noreenm5018]

@Khae74, to me her objective was to highlight operations and getting the product to the market and she delivered very well on that aspect.

[@mungomajude509]

please nxt time pray in english b4 u eat...........hahahaha i am from uganda but i love your channel coz farming was embedded in me but here we are frozen out by the rich coz they dictate what do on your land then set a stupid price for u.