PINEAPPLE FARM IN GHANA EXPORTING 350,000 PINEAPPLES A MONTH! | Agriculture in Ghana

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[@MarintiaEiko]

This farm stuns me every single time 😍

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thanks for bringing it to my attention via your video 🙌🏽🥳

[@MarintiaEiko]

@@VanessaKanbi 💛💛💛

[@setarehmilani7446]

🥺🥰🥺🥰

[@michaelkpogo9140]

​@@VanessaKanbigreat job dear

[@rhogan7312]

So many possibilities so many opportunities. Black diaspora needs to recognize our place on the continent. 💞💞💞from the 🇺🇲

[@VanessaKanbi]

So many opportunities you are right!

[@mikewalters4045]

The problem with diasporas they dont like coming to Africa to sort out what they can take to America but prefer Asians in America doing it for them for supplies

[@Besteve1]

They are not seeing it now, I pray they see it soon. Take your time do a lot of research before you start your business and you will be fine

[@fun6698]

@@VanessaKanbi she looks like you are you sisters?

[@Uncommonconversation7220]

@@mikewalters4045 You are right. They are too consumed with race and myopic conception of the philosophy of trade, business development in a global world. They put so much energy into condemnation of Asians/Europeans coming to Afrika to do business rather than taking the initiative themselves. It's a great shame.

[@TheAcheampongFamily]

Waaaauw this is a real factory im so impressed we need more of this ! Exporting products! I love how all the supervisors are youg people 😍

[@kanzosurasshu4007]

No we don't, they export it raw,

[@papa6bell]

@Kiwi Is the owner of this farm Black or white? The daughter appears to be biracial....

[@setarehmilani7446]

@@papa6bell my dad is Iranian and my mom is Ghanaian

[@e-money4207]

I would like to start a pineapple farm. I would like to speak to any of the farm managers. Thanks

[@herve123]

I don’t think we need more of this. I’m not a big fan of monoculture… they use 10 square kilometer of land to cultivate one crop and export it raw. We can do better

[@CSAFMedia]

Ghana is known for Cocoa, how about showing us the entire cocoa production lifecycle? Keep these homegrown business theme vids coming, well done. 👏

[@bolaogunbayode6143]

It is a massive Pineapple farm. It is beautiful to see the whole pineapple production process.

[@jhgannon]

Great video Vanessa! When I lived in London and Vienna I used to purchase pineapples labelled from Ghana 🇬🇭. Such a delicious fruit.

[@nnennao5888]

Ghana pineapples are the best.

[@intricatelytangled]

Yes there are! There are like candy!

[@robertb7643]

Nah pineapples with seeds are the best as Mother Nature intended

[@solid1378]

They are only the best if they are not spraying chemicals on them, like we see here on the video...🙈

[@malikahmad8170]

Pineapples may be good but right now there are too very sweet girls taking all the importance.

[@adugyamfilbo]

All the people Vanessa spoke to are so knowledgeable. Really nice to see

[@Uncommonconversation7220]

This is a huge investment. Agriculture is a massive employer of labour. Kudos to the owners..

[@papa6bell]

@ilemobade Is the owner of this pineapple farm Black or white? The owner's daughter appears to be biracial....

[@Uncommonconversation7220]

@@papa6bell What has the race got to do with ownership. You said the daughter is biracial that self-evidently meant we have an Afrikan or Black in the family. The daughter said in the reportage that her father who is a Ghanaian established the farm. Really, race is of no relevance to me concerning ownership. What is important is the fact that job is being created for the people who need it and the economy is growing exponentially to create more avenues for jobs. If a Black/ Afrikan or European/Asian creates job what difference does the race has to do with it. Everybody is welcome.

[@papa6bell]

@@Uncommonconversation7220 Spoken like a true self-hating Afrikan stooge!!

[@papa6bell]

@Cecilia Spencer I very seriously doubt that her mother owns that farm. Her white husband provided the money to buy that land, that's why he can afford to spend half the year in Ghana. Like Vanessa Kanbi, this biracial woman will likely marry a white man, and pass ownership of this sacred Afrikan soil unto their non-Black children.

[@papa6bell]

@Cecilia Spencer She married a white man!! That race betraying sellout should've kept herself in Switzerland, with that white husband of hers. You can take that white inspired feminist rhetoric of yours, and keep it out of Black discussions!!!

[@Tashimaone]

I never knew how pineapples were grown--this was a very interesting process to see.

[@Gacheru1416]

I like the young man and ladies of Ghana running this company and very smooth,it’s shows that Africa we have chance of change in our future and our narrative

[@kwakudanso2803]

We want to see an avocado, lettuce, kale and tomatoe plantations; and a cow and chicken farm. Peace and Love; stay Safe!

[@jamessitati7396]

dont wait to see, start one yourself and help build africa.

[@thisisbiso8770]

@@jamessitati7396 Wonderful comment, taking this to hear for myself as well :)

[@dnealriggah1934]

Don't wait, get going, do it yourself.

[@SpadeFungi]

there is a great Ghanaian KZbinr who has a cattle farm and poultry. He makes excellent and informative videos his channel is called Farming in Africa - Ghana @VanessaKanbi check him out!

[@mubarakmohammed414]

"You want to see"? Get involved brother!!

[@myreacts7488]

The quality control is impressive

[@michaeldarfoor]

Vanessa, well done indeed. You always have such interesting content. Ghana broadcasters, you should be signing up Vanessa for her own show. She is soo valuable. Keep it up Vanessa.

[@mikewalters4045]

No Ghanaian journalists are after gossips and politicians bcoz their all stomach journalists, they dont know how to create contents for their stations

[@kissPhamous]

@@mikewalters4045 u're ryt

[@adamatunkara7780]

The guy really understands everything about they farm wow 🤩 amazing 😻

[@looking5050]

This is indeed why Ghana is kicking as.....s in West Africa and Africa in general. You can tell that the staffs are well trained. Well organized farm. Kudos to Vanessa Kanbi for the video

[@slamdunk2570]

The country is moving forward, and this is what we need to see, in different way. In agriculture, infrastructure, factory's, and many others companies. Good job Vanessa you are really doing great things in motherland Ghana.

[@greenqueen1391]

This is So Beautiful and is part of my DREAM!!!

[@trinidreamer85]

Love how the workers were so passionate about describing the job they do! Enjoy seeing a different side to Africa.

[@amarie4967]

You always have such interesting content. Not the same old overly reported content of other Ghana based KZbinrs.

[@patrickoppongmensah8687]

love your new trend, continue with plantations and industries in Ghana.

[@chaseofori-atta2225]

This is amazing--Pineapples from Ghana really are the best! 🍍🇬🇭

[@iTuber012]

@0:40 1,000 Hectares is 2,471.05 acres! @9:22 Harvesting process @14:05 Get to Work! You have 3,999 left to do! @15:17 '...Now that's refreshing' @18:17 I love those symbols - I wish Akan languages(e.g. Twi) were written in an African script instead of Latin alphabet @18:27 Factory Tour @22:52 Milani Planet/DeliGhana Brand - finished products! @24:20 Vanessa's weight ha ha

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thanks for doing this! will add these!

[@sammersammer9023]

It’s amazing to see young Africans getting into farming. The supervisors are also young. Wooohooo

[@latishap3]

Wow this is very interesting ..this is an amazing production company. That's very kind of them to walk you through the process step by step. May their company continue to grow and flourish.

[@patrickmose5099]

This is the Best Vlog I have ever Watched about Pineapple Farm in Ghana. You showed us all the Details. 🤝👍. Nice one. Next I will like To See Plantain Farm in Ghana please.

[@richierich5755]

What's not to like about this video? Some sad souls will always find a reason to dislike anything.

[@flattery1111]

Noticing the dislikes is a waste of your time. You bring down the good mood of the video by bringing everyones’s attention to the dislikes. Most people don’t even notice them because they do not matter.

[@robertb7643]

Yes like genetic modification and corruption of Mother Earth

[@margaretkwakye1026]

Kudos to Milani family. Very excited to see this video. Pineapple farming involves a lot of hard work and you have done it for many years😊

[@maxbuetler4064]

This Swiss man is making money!!!. 350,000 pineapples a month!. Even at a dollar a pineapple that's $350k a month!!!. Why didn't I think about that earlier? Damn!!

[@thebizness5596]

Lol, no way it's a dollar a pineapple, more like 10p at that mass production.

[@TheRamamedia]

Aaaabsolutely. It's Ghanaian and Iranian owned.

[@sylvanave3923]

surely profitable. yet quite an operation to manage. 1000HA is a very large parcel to upkeep. the cost of the acquisition, prepping the grounds, 160+ people working daily, cost of production, transportation, materials, energy, water the list goes on. the avg retail is $3, so sure $1 direct from farmer seems about right. Guam produces a pineapple for about half a dollar. so if this operation is netting 1.5mm a year ... that's strong in Ghana. and great for the gdp. Of course there are a handful of others means to generate that 1.5mm/year without managing such a large operation. thankful for the family keeping that in ghana and they deserve what they reap for having the insight of buying land over the past few decades and creating such an operation. go ghana! wish had some of that pineapple right now

[@deanfromghana]

Nice insight Vanessa great video and I like the fact they start early in the morning because that sun is a killer ❤️🇬🇭

[@skywater8637]

Definitely relocating to Africa after learning about Sasha Johnson! We r still deciding btwn South Africa, the DRCongo or Namibia to establish a small hotel

[@abolaji5553]

Namibia 🇳🇦

[@worldtraveler2417]

@@abolaji5553: Yes. Namibia’s quality lifestyle, well organized country, and small population have definitely put Namibia on my bucket list.

[@nacosta73]

What about 🇬🇭 Ghana????

[@hilmaisrael]

Namibia🇳🇦

[@KayCeeHope]

Namibia and Botswana are tourist hotspots

[@jean-yvesbernard5726]

Working in a supermarket happy to see our supplier, this pineapple is really appreciate by the clients :)

[@kingk6400]

Which supermarket

[@erniet]

Wow! That’s so wonderful to see what’s going on in the Motherland. Greetings from 🇨🇦 . Thank you Vanessa. What a great job you are doing. 👍🏿👍🏿

[@edwardansu3631]

That's so awesome to have such a farm in Ghana. We need more of this in Ghana.

[@shawnmclean-bergel1020]

I loved this video so much!!! Bring on more farm tours🥰

[@NanaOsei_]

Your reaction to the pineapple at 12:59 had me on floor 😅 such a character 😂😂😂

[@spoilingbedsheets]

You Tube sensation Vanessa kanbi 👍

[@lushosaro]

What a dream, pineapple is my favourite fruit and passion fruit is quite possibly my 2nd favourite 😍 the fresh ones from Uganda 👏🏾

[@setarehmilani7446]

I love this so much. Thank you for coming and sharing this Vanessa🥰🥰🥰

[@nursekdiary]

So many possibilities 🍍 🍍 Let’s gather here for a selfie 🤳 for fun

[@marteiflavio]

✌️✌️

[@yaleshaenterprise9645]

Bossbaby how are you

[@Cammie921]

My favorite KZbinr In Ghana is you Vanessa, your videos are educational and inspiring. Africa is beautiful!! Keep up the good work you are doing love from USA 🇺🇸

[@yoofiarthur3578]

Amazing work done👏👏.... I think you Number 1 now in Gh👊

[@hadiabdiyusuf8735]

Greeting from Somalia, I liked very much the farm and the people of Chana

[@w2brad918]

Very good future look good all the best from East Europe

[@Abra_2025]

Wonderful! Learned so much about pineapples❤️👏🏾👏🏾

[@stanleyglover5534]

@vanessa Kanbi Top content. Thank you for taking us around to see the skills and ingenuity that goes into pineapples production. The green field is very relieving. Don’t forget to visit again when the passion fruit is in season to do a follow up Vlog Many thanks 🙏 👍

[@SM-mm3kg]

The Black Star! Keep glowing.

[@nefertemur8951]

Greetings Vanessa Kanbi, it's good to see productive black agricultural crumps based in Ghana as the country is indeed on the move. Thanks for sharing.

[@oceansapart2249]

Very clean, very process oriented something functional. Ghana is not a failed state. We shall rise above all the challenges

[@jenniferapia9325]

Lol enkonsi dab3n ?

[@oceansapart2249]

@@jenniferapia9325 dabi dabi US is 200+ yrs old it took them time and they had slaves. Who are Ghanaians gonna enslave 😎

[@jenniferapia9325]

Oceans Apart ok how about the Malays how did they got there ?

[@oceansapart2249]

@@jenniferapia9325 you can ask them dear

[@thisisbiso8770]

Vanessa, beautiful video, awesome content, excellent delivery. Thank you for the very informative content. I have learned so much!

[@margaretamonu3443]

On my God venessa this your most beautiful and #1 video for me, love it so much, please do more like this, show how people is doing business in because all I see in African videos or news is filthy places, house flares and dirty communities but never in the world that this type company and places exist in Ghana Africa at all , thanking so much for sharing this amazing video ok, I am so impressed.

[@rochellemckinney3220]

😋😋😋 love pineapple. Thanks for sharing this information 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@dannykofi]

BEAUTIFUL PROJECT ..May God Bless the Owner for providing work for our People .. watching from Holland 🇳🇱..

[@howardcash8301]

Vanessa! This was GREAT! Yeah!!

[@kwadjoekaya6559]

Vanessa, thanks for doing a great job. I love your hard work.

[@canalruralvillandia5587]

Greetings from French Guiana. Kudos to Vanessa for this great video. I am myself a pineapple producer in this small country in South America. I would definitely enjoy more videos on agriculture in Ghana. Keep up the good work!

[@kofiappiah-menka3207]

such a positive energy...great content

[@khophea4348]

Lady V, 'teach the "youth". Great video..learnt a lot..keep rocking on. I enjoy watching your videos . your content bi legit paa

[@labalabasworld]

Commitment is torch light! This is beautiful. Thank you Vanessa!

[@farmray]

Farming my 1st love.... Love the words on her blouse

[@elpresidente699]

Very very nice. Just pick whatever you wanna show. It will still be great cos you are great!

[@Qwakwustephen]

Mrs Kannbi, I think farming videos are amazing

[@asantewaa391]

Vanessa, see if you can go to Juaben and visit the palm oil plantation and processing. You have to contact Juabenhene's office, because that is his own personal farm in Ashanti Region. Speak to Bella's mum for the contact.

[@kay6257]

Excellent documentary and very educational.

[@nanalove6330]

Happy to see this ,God continue to bless Ghana

[@thebizness5596]

I love seeing this! I need to sort myself out and get to Ghana again and set up business.

[@Malcolmt1992]

I’m excited, I’m starting my pineapple 🍍 farm in 2022. I am excited.

[@stevenkobea7609]

This is one of the biggest frm I have seen

[@josphatmachagua2552]

Awesome content Vanessa.Much love from Kenya❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.

[@kuraimandipaza7477]

Africa in motion I love this. Thanks for doing this vid.

[@collettecollettec]

Absolutely loved this video!!!

[@dapdap5137]

Please provide the workers with uniforms depicting the farm. Not only will uniforms motive them, it gives them a sense belonging. I see the supervisor wearing a t- shirt depicting westen Union and stanchart. Super content!

[@myAfricanAffairs]

You guys are always gicing instructions and telling people what to do including the government but yourself.

[@ylstaggs]

God creation is so beautiful and amazing!❤️Yes, definitely a coffee plantation and coconut plantations!❤️

[@MegaCityOne]

Seti......... Sade?😍 Places like this is where the worlds food supply chain starts.

[@setarehmilani7446]

I get Sade a lot🤣🙏🏾

[@brian_coreas]

Enjoyed From The Caribbean.

[@fil_Po]

Wawwwww i love african beauty From Eritrea .

[@majidagadu5958]

I am always interested with farming contents, pineapple is such a good business to go into💕💖🇬🇧🇬🇭

[@barrywilliams8289]

New to your channel from TRINIDAD&TOBAGO in the CARIBBEAN I love your channel u can do lots of things with pine I make juice and syrup to sell smokers love the pine flavour syrup real bad keep showing up the diaspora thanks

[@barrywilliams8289]

thanks

[@jayjee735]

Such an interesting video. Would really like to see more food processing, perhaps fish and other seafood and perhaps red meat? If you can take the smells!!!

[@courageous5551]

Amazing content, really great what you are doing showing the economy of the country, thank you.

[@jonascoscom]

Great to see this and thank for showing 😀

[@MrMadiya]

I am really really impressed!!!! I have lot of lands (DRC) and thinking of pineapples since a year.... Is it possible to visit? Good job Vanessa!!!!

[@bgoodwyn]

Have you done a video on shea butter production? If not, I'd love to see that next.

[@a.koomson]

I love this video so Much!! ♥️ Thank you Vanessa

[@ronaldcuieii8639]

Hi Vanessa!! Great new year and hope all is well with you. This is very interesting. Very very nice and looking forward to more awesome vlogs!!

[@obicope]

Good content. Thanks for promoting Africa the mother land. Wishing you a peaceful and successful settlement back home.

[@salehothman449]

Inspirational, want to see more of this success model, well done 👍👍

[@LyThiHangDailyLife]

The fruit looks fantastic

[@evangelistbrighttv1403]

Excellent. All the best Nessa

[@elistal8390]

Beautiful Ghana people...!

[@theafricanjumbee4057]

My bloody mouth is watering watching 👀you eat that pineapple 🍍

[@DominicaTraditionalWear]

Pineapples are not only delicious but also very healthy. Impressive plantation. Thanks Vanessa!

[@KrazyKarentv]

Vanessssssss i haven't left a message in a while but you definitely beat wode maya on this one

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thank you 😅. Once I hit his level of subs maybe 🤣

[@jzk2020]

I would love it if you interviewed these big companies and discovered some hidden business ideas that people otherwise would never have thought of. For example, what happens with all the pineapple waste from the farm - the crowns, the slip, the mother plant etc. I am thinking instead of it being thrown away or buried perhaps someone could take it and process the waste into products - perhaps skin care product, maybe soap, perhaps perfume ... I dunno. But I'd love it if you did a video exploring that sort of stuff. There are opportunities everywhere, but most of us are blind to those opportunities. I believe the technical term is "supply chain analysis". We should really do more value adding and not just export and throw things away.

[@tapsirusaccoh67]

Vanessa your blog is off the chain 👍❤️

[@lifehach432]

This is fantastic content, could we please have one on coconuts, thanks. Keep up the great work, loving your videos.

[@albertdanquah4143]

Waw! Fresh from farm. Mouthwatering indeed

[@nbkhafula8381]

Pleased with the whole professional presentation, keep it that way. I also liked, the shout out, that we wear T-shirts when the Temperature hits 12 Degrees Celsius. I live in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 now and people in my Village think I am crazy when I wear Shorts and T-shirts when it’s snowing. Thank you for putting Ghana 🇬🇭 on the food production Map. Now kids will know that Pineapples don’t come from Tesco and Sainsbury. They are grown in Ghana .

[@samuelampah3020]

Well done Vanessa for showing us this....but I want to know how supportive is the Government to private businesses like this.

[@philiptettey5712]

Governments ruin everything, they should stay out of peoples businesses