Checking In on Our Limiri Farms Properties || Crazy Floods!! || Village Life || Vlog

[@juwe9516]

The couples in their element, calming, nothing tp face them when in on the farms, structured family, purposeful and not chewing more than they could bite. Impressive family.

[@siphiwemasango5451]

You are very calm lady Mckenzie. Hope you and the family visit South Africa in the future 🇿🇦, ❤️❤️❤️

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

I think calm is a good way to describe me. Haha. Not always, though 😂😅 Thanks so much for the kindness. Hello to you in South Africa 🇿🇦 would love to visit someday!

[@mwendapoleee]

That Mbututia scenery is beautiful.Kenya is surely blessed.

[@KelvinKirima]

I'm from Meru as well and love your vlog. I may pay you a visit one day and bring you some pumpkins or something like that! P.S. That van is a beast!

[@nesliehyppolite1209]

George, please, wear a mask when fertilized.

[@trukenyan]

Yeah dude!

[@charlottethokoa711]

True

[@jacquelinekipchoge3615]

😂 when fertirlized??

[@Nims643]

😅😅😅😅😅 funny ​@@jacquelinekipchoge3615

[@Nims643]

Unafunza daktari

[@tonnyndundahse69]

This is lovely, your kids will grow up to be very respectful and responsible citizens, keep it up, life is made of small beautiful moments

[@jeninethompson9540]

Menkenzie I continue to say your.videos are amazing I like how you show the positive side of Kenya the lovely self reliant people, it looks like you need to add the floating component to your safari.van🙂, enjoyed seeing the swamp at least its clear not like in Fla or Lousiana whic havr trees and you can't see if there is an alligator or snakes, your children are learning so much, and seeing the.value of hardwork and nothing is.for free seeing their dad doing things himself even if he has workers is a good example.when you said weeding I remember my grandparents had people whose job was just to weed which I thought was easy until I tried it myself thanks for sharing

[@patiencemudyiwa3711]

Great family always good to see you

[@decomdesignstudio4437]

Our beautiful County

[@Magnolia5]

MeKenze everything is growing nicely and quickly. I always look at the growth of the hedges you planted in the front of your home on each vlog. I remember the vlog when you first planted it all. Now everything is so full, green and beautiful. I love your vlogs because they remind me of my childhood before we had paved roads and all the development. Everyday seem to have been an adventure back then. You and George are giving your children a grand childhood and growing up process. They will have great memories! Your prosperity in Kenya will continue to increase. Abundance is your portion! Mungu akubariki 💜🥰🙏🏾🫶🏾🌺🙋🏾‍♀️

[@daviddavis7959]

Just a thought. The ladies whom you guys were helping get electricity one thing they have is land. But am sure the land is used for subsistence growing mainly growing maize, beans , veges for their consumption and the extra they have they probably sell in the markets. But to empower them from a subsistence living why not encourage them to grow coffee and you can partner with them. They grow the coffee and you can buy the coffee at a fair price. This would also help your business as it grows, since buying land is expensive partnering with these ladies who already have land would be the best option. You can also encourage them to keeping bees to diversify their incomes and buy from them. Bee Keeping is relatively easy that requires little labor The first millionaires in Kenya were coffee farmers during the 70's and 80's when coffee hit the world markets as a tradeable commodity. Today coffee is the second most traded commodity after oil. Then seeing how lucrative the coffee business was; multinational corporations came in and controlled the entire value chain. So those who made money were not the farmers but brokers, middlemen, auctioneers, and corporates. Farmers could only sell their coffee at the auction to selected buyers at a price determined by the buyer. Farmers had no clue about world prices or how auctions worked. From their meager pay from coffee sales, Coffee farming became a burden and farmers became disillusioned and abandoned the crop. Kenya used to produce 300,000 tones of coffee then, today it plummeted to 50,000 tones. But the good news is this is now changing. The govt is determined to return coffee back to its glory days with farmers as the central focus. Then you could not sell coffee directly to a buyer like you can do today. Some Kenyans have seen an opportunity in this change and in fact, there is a Kenyan lady in Germany after seeing the price of a cup of coffee in Germany decided to empower farmers in her rural home. She buys coffee directly from small-scale farmers from her home area in Nyeri and she pays them a Guaranteed fair price no matter the market conditions. The farmers lives have made a complete turnaround. No middlemen, no brokers, no auctions just selling their coffee directly to a buyer has changed their fortunes. Hopefully, you guys can do the same for those ladies because even if they get electricity it still has to be paid for, and considering Kenya power is inconsistent and the habit of price gauging; the ladies may not be able to pay their bills from their meager incomes and electricity becomes a burden. But if they can have a sustainable income like coffee this would not be an issue. You can watch the lady in Germany on KZbin "Chams Media" and another coffee series on KZbin by a lady called "Lynn Ngugi" who interviews a coffee farmer who illuminates how profitable coffee farming can be if done right literally worth billions. Just a fun fact at the recent coffee auction in Nairobi, a 50kg bag of grade AA coffee was sold at $500. But farmers never used to know this information. So imagine how much money they were living at the table. There is no other crop that sells at such a price per 50kg bag. So coffee is literally Kenya's Gold. Go for it.

[@johnkinyanjui5331]

Step by step and sure will reach your desired goals 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@KerryMogeni-xl8bk]

Ooooooh it has really rained but those are blessings the kids are enjoying so much,good farming..❤❤

[@leahmati6669]

The view from the swamp looks like a scene from 'Sound of music, the movie❤ Love these vlogs!

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

It does, you’re right! And thanks so much for watching ☺️

[@EliMbuguz]

Wow I just admired this lifestyle

[@charlottethokoa711]

Kenya has alot of picturesque places to watch, nice❤❤

[@MsEller316]

Maybe you need to invest in a 4x4 high vehicle like an SUV...maybe have that instead of a sedan...we do that in Jamaica....the rainy season causes many heavily flooded roads with lots of potholes .. we live in a rural area, so we have a double cab truck and a minivan for when the entire family with visiting ppl are going out...(more than 5)..the truck does all the heavy duty stuff. Building materials, furniture, etc etc

[@siraji23]

You guys got a good thing going 💯 long may it last

[@tituskanguru9244]

George should buy an electric sprayer, once it's charged, it goes for more than 6 hrs nonstop

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

This is very good information 😂🙏🏻

[@michaelferguson7735]

Great job guys, love your places

[@mwendapoleee]

Now imagine if menu was a concrete jungle it would be chaos but because the ground can absorb the water it doesn’t do much harm like in Nairobi.

[@KingKali-e1j]

I remember last year the floods in East Africa caused a lot of damage, and this year it has started again

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Yes, we are hoping for little damage this year.

[@HumbledEngineer]

Last season that area was equally flooded. I guess it's because it's surrounded by hills.. All in all it's a beautiful place

[@faithkimathi4068]

Whaoh the van is strong! George drove to Mbututia during the raining season.

[@janetondieki2601]

True that!!!and George has skill in offroading...! I was watching and exclaiming with Mekenze when the van dipped into the water😅..

[@JoanaAppiah-j8q]

I love you guys so much. Nice family. God bless.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Love back to you! ♥️🙏🏻

[@thomasmwangi8136]

When will your US family visit? Can't wait for that vlog! So proud of y'all.

[@Marie0575]

@thomasmwangi8136, if you're subscribed am sure you will find Videos of her US family visit vlogs.

[@johnomondi313]

Top 10 to comment today. This awesome.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much! ♥️

[@mzenantoitha3397]

That road is impassable during the rainy seasons. George must be very daring to drive to mbutubutia at this time of the year. I am very versed with those terrains having schooled at Miathene secondary school. By the way, am your neighbour from Tigania East.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Yes the roads get really messy and hard to drive on. Also, hello to you our neighbor 👋🏻

[@andrewkizito6892]

Thanks for sharing always

[@elizabethjackson3136]

Makenzie you have alamated to a very good farmer wife so lovely and the kids like wise.😊😊

[@Mimoh132]

Amazing progress

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much. 🙏🏻

[@mariediauma5766]

Wonderful family and lifestyle our motherland❤❤thanks sharing with us. I've been following you from when you started your channel.....am soon relocating home/nyumbani will one day visit Meru also you can visit my farm by Nandi Hills. Wishing you blessings🙌

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thank you so much! Would love to meet you once you relocate 😊

[@mariediauma5766]

@@Mekenzeinkenya Thanks will connect once am home/nyumbani😘😘

[@ayzzohmbugua2235]

You're doing the best thing ever..

[@alicewambugu5934]

Good job

[@abkulorto7403]

You may also consider the grafted coffee variety

[@josephkuria1429]

Farming is good project

[@WinnieMobil]

Lovely family God blessed ❤❤❤❤❤

[@wanjikuchelangat7463]

You motivate me alot. Love love watching you guys

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Aw thanks so much. We appreciate it. ♥️

[@susanandfamilycookingtv]

Your kids are really used to their dad culture

[@enidmelendez7067]

I want me a piglet tan and black ,I never seen one that color . Hard work pays off.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much. We have them for sale. Feel free to WhatsApp to arrange an order. 0707843614 🙏🏻

[@BashirAli-kd2se]

Excellent view

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@albertlohia3229]

Seeing the road, I think you guys need a 4x4 truck/pickup truck. ♥

[@MEGANKUYUNI]

NICE

[@fridahndungenzaumi6591]

❤❤❤❤

[@georgehosea139]

In those muddy conditions the kids need gumboots, good 😅

[@PhillipndaiNjorio-rz7ey]

Approximately how much did you use for the pig structure

[@joycekagendo1301]

It has really rained, I pray it dosent flood

[@stellaobasi7626]

❤

[@vivianamisi2372]

Third to comment. Hi Mekenze 👋

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much! Hello to you ♥️

[@joycendlovu-i4f]

Hi family ❤

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Hi to you 🥰

[@shawngames3074]

that rooster just wants attention😆🤣🤣

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Truly 😂

[@ronnettgrant9865]

Hi Mekenze and family.❤

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Hello to you 🙏🏻♥️

[@ronnettgrant9865]

@@Mekenzeinkenya your my favorite vlogger,miss Cindy is a cutie.

[@prospermwape4298]

Hello love ur videos

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much ♥️

[@rogersatika]

Just asking. Is possible for you and your family to surprise Cindy with a lunch date?

[@NancyQueen-e8p]

Scary water

[@serahdiamond]

I sincerely pray that you are not spraying RoundUp!? If so please STOP. Read up on it before you continue using it please.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Do they still sell Roundup in Kenya? 🤔

[@jameskabari8597]

Good job

[@kulthummbaru5265]

❤❤❤

[@moureenkemunto41]

❤❤❤❤

[@essohazel123]

❤❤❤