Agribusinesses that Never Fail?5 Businesses with Amazingly Low Failure Rates [Backed by Testimonies]

Here are 5 boring Agribusinesses with Unprecedented Resilience: 5 Sectors Known for Remarkably Low Failure Rates, Backed by Testimonials from Experienced Farmers
#Tomatofarming #Cattlefarming #Cassavafarming #cassavaprocessing #sweetpotato #startupgh #cattlefattening

[@MinorityApproach]

Let’s send the like to 2k ❤🎉

[@Reeldee]

Highly innovative

[@mlungisimncwabe8082]

Asante, siyathokoza kakhulu!!!

[@ikedichiokezie5293]

Very straight forward information

[@barryboothe3408]

True, there are a few errors in the videos, but I like your information. It is to-the-point and helpful.

[@nankanphilip7503]

Thanks very much for the financial/investment eye opener. God bless you sir

[@user-hg7ec2hm2s]

I was expecting our almighty ginger to be among the 5 but... Hhhhmmm. Thanks for the video

[@MinorityApproach]

Honestly, I think for Ginger to get that kind of demand it got during the Covid… it will take 2 or 3 years. It’s cost intensive now, plus the failure rate didn’t qualify it 😂

[@ProsperCobbold-jr2yy]

Thanks for this so true especially tomatoes in Ghana

[@pad2125]

What he was actually showing Sweetpotato tubers and not Iris potatoes. He harvested them earlier that is why the tubers sizes are smaller and almost same in shape.

[@EliBarros4]

Thank you brother. Boston USA is watching.

[@emmanuelchikeluba2360]

It is a pity that Africa does not have weight measurements of their farm products. You cannot be convinced to farm a particular crop without relating the price to the actual weight of produce. What is 3 to 5 tricycles for goodness sake!?

[@powlly5738]

😊 I agree with you about the cattle farming

[@elegoodness6267]

I love farming alot.

[@korirkipnisden]

You are talking about sweet potatoes while showing Irish potatoes.

[@petersifuma8741]

Very true, some mix up...

[@justusmochoge6577]

I was wondering about that too

[@justusmochoge6577]

I was wondering about that too

[@hayal1693]

Pardon me, I think it was clearly understood by many . It was both Irish potatoes, sweet potato . Any way it was very surreal his video is for inspiration, of value to the beauty of entrepreneurship many opportunities . Not a bait click title like a few . It was true to the content . Congratulations on your expertise on potatoes.

[@khalidkhalphan6399]

😅😅

[@albertfedah4403]

Great job

[@Darlingfoods]

Beautiful and educative video

[@MinorityApproach]

Thank you for supporting

[@victortarwo5757]

Agriculture is the future

[@MinorityApproach]

IKR 😎

[@meetbright9693]

Nice 👍

[@anthonyiggy9547]

Good job!

[@stephenogoman4562]

The pricing of potatoes last year ranges from 300-400 cedis kk

[@MinorityApproach]

That will generate about 9,000 to 12,000 cedis. Thank you for the feedback sir

[@stephenogoman4562]

Bro I have been into potato farming for the past 8yrs till now, you can partner for a full on farm documentary for your good viewers.. Acquisition of land Type of land Production cost Turnout profit Produce marketing...

[@MinorityApproach]

I will be honored! Can you WhatsApp me let me have your number. [phone]

[@frenatfarms]

Wow.. This vid is really moving. Please where or how can I get cheap or free stock vids to make something like this?

[@MinorityApproach]

Frenatfarms, WhatsApp for the links . 0544064843

[@fuhadakinbola969]

This is nice and interesting

[@user-dm9tr8dx7u]

Please always tell us your prices in dollars

[@MinorityApproach]

Thank you for the feedback. I will do that

[@susanghitahy673]

Good information. Are those sweet or Irish potatoes?

[@MinorityApproach]

Both sweet and Irish are somewhere in the video Susan 😎

[@justusmochoge6577]

How about garlic?

[@lillianmcclinton8866]

You do not wash your potatoes before you place them in package.

[@MinorityApproach]

Thank you for the valid point

[@Darlingfoods]

🥳🥳

[@bunmiloveth-wb2uk]

But market women are complaining that they don't like the tomato variety farm in ghana so they import the variety they love from Togo

[@Dan13Speed]

I have always wanted to do farming however, I seem to gravitate to other business ventures. I’ve been in the transportation sector for over 25 years in the US. I want to retire back in Africa and start a Agro based value addition business for under $100k in Kenya 🇰🇪. The business must cater to the domestic or regional markets. Not interested in exporting anything to America, Europe or Asia. Any viable suggestions?

[@MinorityApproach]

Visit Kenya, learn and understand their system of doing business. Understand the people and adjust yourself accordingly. Value addition is evergreen.

[@henrysanni3312]

Why put Dangotes photo

[@zerotoeverything4348]

never fails succeed 95% 🤔🤔🤔

[@luckyobong2261]

You are using white farmers in another country to explain your potatoes farming 😂

[@MinorityApproach]

😎

[@mwanamrembo]

The first one is a wrong picture. You are showing us IRISH POTATOES. im sorry im out.

[@ongsengfook]

You can't differentiate between sweet potato from potato.

[@MinorityApproach]

Thank you for the feedback . There’s sweet potatoes in there if you obviously observed well. I had less video material on sweet potato and had to you potato for others in other regions in Africa where potato is big there. I would appreciate you pardon me and focus on the message , also do your personal research.

[@marymbithi3564]

Yes These are Irish or English Potatoes and Not Sweet Potatoes! Pls get your facts right oh!

[@MinorityApproach]

They are both in the video please. Irish and sweet potatoes 🍠…

[@camelmilk3358]

Which one is more dirtier the cow or the big they consume christians!? The pig 🐖 is the dirtiest animal god created ever, he even eats his own shit ! YAK😩