YOU NEED TO SEE THIS FARM IN GHANA | GREENHOUSE FARMING |LIVING IN GHANA

[@eve954]

Guys let’s take advantage of this educational piece

[@JasmineAmaa]

🥰

[@ameliathompson6971]

Thanks for the planting information.lwould apply it to my small gardens next season.

[@queenbreezy7297]

Yes so true, very educational

[@EnochDadzie-z5c]

How do i contact him​@@JasmineAmaa

[@lemueltugah3566]

Yeah I love this contents it's added something to what I know thank you

[@riyadhwellington2894]

This is the only video in the world that I can watch and rewatch... He had no knowledge of greenhouse farming but now he knows the does and donts and have employed unskilled to become skilled workers....this guy is now my mentor... #farmer nii

[@JasmineAmaa]

So lovely ❤️

[@keepitreal888-gnc]

Great video! This guy is doing a great job. Growing your own food is power. It's amazing what we can do when we set our minds to it. When I have surplus tomatoes or food, I freezed it. I saved money that way. May God bless Ghana and Africa 🌍!

[@elizabethbekoe381]

Well done !! Nii farms ..Ghanaians should purchase & consume our own crop produce ..we have plenty 🙏

[@JasmineAmaa]

Plenty 🥰

[@daniellanana6677]

I love this man . Finally God has blessed Ghana with someone who thinks about nature and the wellbeing of Ghana .when ever I will be in Ghana, I shall visit you .Stay blessed Bro

[@mandyb6414]

Why religion in everything? God was not blessing him before? "Finally God bless him" God don't bless people who does not have a tangible endeavor for you to see. God does not bless unscrupulous people who has businesses? They are successful. What's with the religiousness. Is God not blessing the Ghana CD? My man African seem backward with the injection of religion in everything. Religion is no God. Inject God in every part of your life Not religion. Religion is construct created. God's laws are written in your heart. They are universal. They insert inner conviction when you attempt them. They come with consequences even if you pretend they did not happen.

[@mandyb6414]

Stop being dishonest to start.

[@paulclarke0194]

I am very proud of this farmer watching from 🇨🇦🇯🇲born lovely video Jasmine big up yourself ❤️👍👏🏾👏🏾

[@Kenetto1]

On behalf of Afrikans l said thank you Nii.

[@nobelaharris7737]

Wow this is very impressive this guy is very good at what he is doing Also very encouraging to others 💕👍🏾

[@JasmineAmaa]

He really is 🥰

[@daspiri6523]

My school prefect. Always a cool, humble guy

[@JasmineAmaa]

Oh lovely

[@melokwabi8846]

It's so inspiring when I hear all these good deeds happening in Ghana. Well done to people like Farmer Nii, hope the government do not hit them with heavy taxes

[@release4increasenow795]

Please Sister continue with the educational videos! We all learn in different ways. ❤

[@audreynettey4522]

Farmer Nii to the world!

[@estheroppong4782]

He can open a farmers market in additional to his business, farm- fresh!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Yes I agree 💕

[@annettecary2205]

Very informative and excellent venture to begin a business! Congratulations Mr. Nii on your success! Thank you for sharing! 👍🏽

[@princessroyalty7879]

OmG, I really enjoyed this interview, the greenhouses are so neat and clean inside. Praise Jehovah God for the healthy vegetables! Father God bless the health, hands and minds of the people who is maintaining the vegetables. Blessings to this farm!

[@ashleypalmer4918]

hi Jasmine great video takes me back to when i use to do that type of farming here in Australia back in the mid 1970's when in the Nursery game we called it Hydroponic farming Ashley Australia love it

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Ashley 💕

[@charityanyetei8626]

Thank you jasmine. I'm now an intern on the farm after watching this video

[@negilneely9185]

​@@charityanyetei8626❤

[@ministerg1258]

It's good to go unto farming now.However having said that,It's good to always learn a thing or two.Looking wonderful as always!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks xx

[@socialmediafarms.6008]

This is the most descent farm interview ever done in Ghana. No unnecessary questions and unstructured inputs. Good job.

[@irenesinare]

He is so right women can be so nurturing

[@phredaamaasor3767]

I love seeing people make the difference

[@alhusaini2916]

May God bless the future of Ghana

[@delawdekaw1031]

Watching from London. This is quite inspiring.

[@GraceChild7]

Very informative and educative interview. I was researching green house farms in Nigeria when I stumbled upon this video. Initially thought the video is too long by just looking at the timeline but once I started watching the video I couldn't stop. So much value and engaging too. A very intelligently conducted interview. Thanks Jasmine from Nigeria. I will be contacting him for mentorship

[@harryizevbigie180]

Solidly informative as always. Kudos to the farmer and yourself for doing this. I am now tempted to convert part or all of my backyard to a green facility.

[@abigailalberts7291]

Awesome project...wise Man.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Agreed 💕

[@shokolokobankoshi3707]

Very proud of you Nii. Congratulations. Thanks Jasmine 🙏

[@omlive7867]

My kind of vlog so informative and allows the audience to gather ideas as to what is possible for sustainable living and income source following relocation. Thank you Ama and Farmer Nii. 👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏

[@JasmineAmaa]

💕💕

[@hahaha70263]

Great vid. Good for Nii for starting up a hydroponic greenhouse farm. Indoor farming does have its flaws (soil is very important for plants) but I can see the potential and SSA countries need to up their game for growing and raising their food and becoming food sufficient and secure. I hope SSA countries promote the growth of their native domesticated crops (sorghum, yams, millet, cowpeas, etc) and domesticate new native species (grasscutters/greater can rats, African savanna hares, ostriches, etc).

[@negilneely9185]

What is a greater can rat?

[@negilneely9185]

You gonna kill my trip before I book. I don't play with rats, roaches and spiders.

[@ericpowell4350]

No rodents, please. 😅

[@esiasante338]

Oh my! This brother is an inspirational ! 👏 👏 👏

[@lugzitho]

Awesome show, and a beautiful farm concept. I love how so organically arrived at this point from backyard farming. I'm definitely on track to follow his example

[@Nogo844]

I love it! 🇺🇸 I was not long ago discussing this very thing. Omg! I can do this in Ghana. Thanks so much.

[@ghanaiangroove7171]

Love this and the fact he mentioned the issues with water issues in reg farming and entering into green housing … great .. insightful…and organized.. in the heart of Accra …

[@Berthasglobe]

Wow soo inspiring great job Nii and employing a woman as manager is the best decision for his farming, nice share with us Jas

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Bertha 💕

[@jamessitati7396]

Proud of FarmNii, you are what mama Africa needs, you created employment especially for the ladies who are the back bone of our continent, much love from Kenya.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Yeah amazing 🥰

[@0tismadaline]

This is absolutely amazing dear,great sharing and l l love the environment ❤

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks so much x

[@solomonadjeiD]

That’s a great video and kudos Nii this is the future and the way to go ❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗

[@vanessaotumfuor]

Wow. I'm definitely starting one this year !! I'm so inspired❤. Thank you very much!!

[@maxasparagus]

Man like Steve, former school prefect of PRESEC Legon (2004). Great job. Keep it up. Solid video.

[@kyoume2818]

Love this program its sustainable

[@JasmineAmaa]

Appreciate the feedback x

[@kojoelvis1124]

@@JasmineAmaa Which part of Accra exactly?

[@JasmineAmaa]

@@kojoelvis1124 East legon hills x

[@peacemoi6673]

Well done Nii... Yes you are killing it‼️👌🏾👍🏽😍

[@greencerei]

very educational & informative! Great job Nii

[@dada_kash2104]

Kudos to you Stevoo ….very impressive .Big business

[@RashidatsadiqEtudaiye]

Very informative and a good watch! Kudos 👏

[@emlillthings7914]

This has proven to work well many places when done correctly, and Nii seem well on his way 😃👍 He answered "10 plots",,, is that 10 acres? When I've heard the term used, the size tends to veer around 0.7 acres = 1 "plot"

[@stephenashong6800]

It’s about 2.5 acres

[@emlillthings7914]

@@stephenashong6800 Thanks! 🙃

[@markntiri8251]

A plot in Ghana is about 100 by 70 feet.

[@emlillthings7914]

@@markntiri8251 That's what I also thought, but,,, so 10 plots be over 6 acres, no?

[@youngrich6549]

​@@emlillthings7914 nope 😂😂4plots equals an acre

[@lukesky4690]

Long video but it was worth watching 👀 👌

[@JasmineAmaa]

I think so too 🥰

[@fbridget34]

Wow! This is beautiful. I enjoyed the tour. Thanks 🙏

[@JasmineAmaa]

Glad you enjoyed it 💕

[@felixoffei7179]

You are an awesome interviewer because you talk less and listen more. Please keep it up.

[@artemasaffiliate6034]

Great! I enjoyed watching your green house farming. I will definitely would like to visit your farm in near future before I start my green house.

[@kwaymaule7209]

Man, that guy is loquacious. He's a talker

[@ladyhbar_b]

Awesome work farmer Nii. Interesting video

[@damn68]

Very Very beautiful ,smart, and smart video. I am glad this can be done and achieved in Ghana. I am really proud of the guy.

[@CJSmith-cg4bd]

Thank you so much for highlighting this gentleman. I appreciate in many ways how well you use your brilliant platform. I'm off to watch your next video Lady Jasmine. 😎👍🙏👋

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️❤️

[@Kofi_Arhin]

Wow 🤩 awesome job 👏🏾 👏🏾 jasmine side note y’all look good together 😉

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Kofi xx

[@abotsia]

Kofi i agree with you 💯. 😍

[@nanakwame24]

This is awesome. Great job to FarmerNii. Im currently abroad. When I come to Ghana, I will definitely connect with him and help utilise my expertise in this areas. Maybe we can work together. Great video Ama.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Nana xx

[@AyindeJimo]

Lovely green house

[@Yaabaskitchen6463]

The vegetables are so neat

[@JasmineAmaa]

Yesss very appealing

[@WoinishetKabtyemer]

Hi Jasmin you are hard worker. Next we will se e. Black barry and sturabary

[@A.jmens65]

love the video. well done NiiFarmer. thanks Jasmine

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks 💕

[@dorothylopez4887]

Very nice video Jasmine, always educating us, thanks so much!

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️

[@charlotteanim7857]

Very inspirational video

[@reginanettey4205]

Proud of you Stephen. #FarmerNii

[@jamessitati7396]

Jasmine your videos keep getting better and better, we hope your channels subscription grows into the millions.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Appreciate this James 💕

[@kissPhamousStudio]

Another Grt vid ❤️ to u all

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️

[@Ecoscoutghana]

Awesome thanks so much for doing this beautiful interview with Farmer Nii

[@niiotoo9779]

Very very impressive!!! Ayekooo Nii!!! I live in the US at this moment. I have been seriously considering farming some time this. Can come for training please please ?

[@jehanattiah6322]

I just want to learn how to set up and how to prepare the garden like this, most especially the materials used to prevent weed

[@evelynfreku292]

Wow this is good. Ama thank you for such a video

[@JasmineAmaa]

Ur welcome ❤️

[@RandomMZ1412]

Great video. Educational and informative. Adds to human capital.

[@socialmedianetwork5754]

seems like it's hot there in the greenhouse damn! Nice farm !

[@birdking4260]

STEP AT A TIME. VERY INFORMATIVE. THANKS FOR SHARING.🙏👌👍💪🌿💞🇬🇧

[@sumailaosumanu4205]

That's great initiative.... Well done... But please, try to identify all your challenges and look for cheaper way of handling them... The problem with us especially farming, is its sustainability... It will start nicely but at a point, problems set it and everything goes out of gear.... Poultry farm are clear examples.... Good work

[@paidventurer]

Jasmine sweet voice🥺

[@percysjohnsonmwapemukubwe.3705]

This is so inspiring.. keep up the good work.

[@mosestekper7659]

Thanks. I have been educated and inspired. Would start same one-day.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Happy to hear this 💕

[@mgswp]

Great video, Jasmine. Thank you.

[@salaam1089]

Good job

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks x

[@captainfish1764]

Nice video Ama. Thanks very much

[@AyindeJimo]

Valuable farm

[@ahimajewellerystudio]

Wow I'm impressed. Kudos to him. I loved the video. You are a great interviewer ( is that the right word?)

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks so much ❤️

[@xdmooo]

I thought that was my phone ringing lol. good content.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Loooll

[@isaacgyamfi]

Wowww this is lovely

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Isaac 💕💕

[@Blinkie007]

Nice one fam... Keep it up bro

[@kemetika]

Great Information. I Enjoy Your Videos Beautiful.

[@Dahomefr]

Inspirational

[@JasmineAmaa]

Agreed 🥰

[@fosuaagyamfi1326]

Very nice, organic, can you add, snails n mushrooms 🍄 😀 Awesome wonderful, whi h area used this. ????

[@augustinequarcoo7710]

Great video.... But I waited for that question and it never came; How much did the greenhouse cost?

[@estheroppong4782]

His bell peppers are bigger compared to the ones in the market, he should grow all kinds of veggies.

[@Innsidelyfe]

One red bell pepper cost 25 cedis keneshi market.

[@lesliecodjoe4764]

Great video, in the process of starting one...

[@JasmineAmaa]

Oh lovely, where at

[@lesliecodjoe4764]

@@JasmineAmaa still in the works

[@ernestamankwah8842]

Visit Akumadan Greenhouse village..

[@tonymckinney1355]

Yes is a great video.

[@donlocoshow]

This exactly some of us have been singing to people to come and do it in africa.we have all what it takes to feed the world.until we all accept that farming is our thing , we will keep on being beggers around the world.

[@CaroLush]

Woe this is fantastic

[@PatriciaAbijah]

Wow, the tomatoes are beautiful

[@JasmineAmaa]

Delicious too 🥰

[@princessroyalty7879]

Praise Jehovah (Jah)!🙌🏽

[@fordaiffa6022]

Interesting I’m interested in it

[@stef9229]

Love love love this - my dream! I also had a greenhouse in Dawhenya in 2018 that I leased and had to stop due to lack of funding to keep going! How do I connect with Nii, need to speak with you...would love to potentially partner x

[@JasmineAmaa]

Hi Steph please message him on instagram xx

[@channellwoods]

Amazing story

[@frankbekoe3109]

This is so nice. What if you want to come to be trained in greenhouse farming.

[@ladygas9015]

Infact we have to buy made in Ghana and what from our motherland.

[@AfriJamO]

I didn't understand what he uses instead of soil, I heard coconut husks but didn't hear how he uses them to grow his veg, could you elaborate please? Thanks! 🙏🏿

[@emmanuelosei531]

It's called cocopeat and it's mostly preferable to the soil especially in greenhouses

[@AfriJamO]

@@emmanuelosei531 thanks for your response! 🙏🏿