Ghanaian Chemical Engineer Graduate Put Aside His Degree & Invest 250k In 106 Acres Of Oil Palm Farm

Oil palm is the second most important tree crop in the Ghanaian economy after cocoa.
It is therefore one of the leading cash crops in the rural economy in the forest belt of Ghana.
Watch why Japhet is knee on even expanding his farm land beyond the current acres he has. His story and derive is inspiring.
#youngmillionaire #oilpam #theghanaianfarmer

[@mosestekper7659]

This lady asks very good questions.

[@apentenggogreenfarming5801]

You own me an interview at my oil palm farm in Eastern region, when I come to Ghana this year ,one of ur oldest subscribers

[@jallahousbsandy6043]

I am starting Palm Farm this year in Liberia. Thank you so much for this video, a lot learned.

[@theghanaianfarmer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@emmanuelziah451]

I'm planning to do the same in Liberia too,and I hope everything goes well for you, brother 🙏 💙

[@jallahousbsandy6043]

@emmanuelziah451 Thank you, bro. The farm started off well so far..palms growing well.

[@gautheny]

Congratulations to the interviewer for asking very important questions. Congratulations and good luck to the farmer

[@adamaa.]

Great episode

[@courtneyrowe489]

"You always ask, the right questions "; keep it up, sisi

[@turamagmz5118]

This farm and the people You interviewed here are just amazing. Great job!!!

[@theghanaianfarmer]

Thank you

[@munsiyayimboma2530]

Thank you dear journalist you are amazing you asked all the very important questions that were hanging in my mind, you are a God sent, thank you very much to the farmer for answering all the questions without hesitation, may God richly bless you for your sharing your knowledge. I am very grateful.❤❤❤❤

[@theghanaianfarmer]

You are very welcome

[@kw4kye]

Will be going in to farming because of you🙏

[@adenugadomingo2632]

Now I am enjoying your conversation without Ghanaian language Your program is very interesting and educative I think the Nigeria Government should learn from you because they don't care for their farmers Agric officers? We dont have I learnt a lot from Ghanaian farmers KZbin

[@gideonlord-adem]

Very inspirational. Good job Enyonam the Ghanaian Farmee .

[@theghanaianfarmer]

Thanks for watching

[@kw4kye]

Always bringing the best interviews

[@elliotnartey9856]

But he’s doing really well. Congratulations Mr. Japheth

[@victoriaagyemang1454]

Great interview. I like the way you ask questions

[@couragehodey5498]

Great job, Enyonam. Wishing more progress for the oil plantation.

[@theghanaianfarmer]

Thank you!

[@boadidesmond]

the interviewer is very good,she asked a very good questions

[@everetteallen3156]

Excellent interview !! Very infoformative and great content. Thank you for sharing

[@benjaminosae2582]

Congratulations Agyaba. So proud of you Bro

[@richmondtettey7855]

You always ask good questions Great Job

[@ManJay3220]

Abunkua, samnangoe!! Nice video guys.

[@Tina-bb2dd]

Good job Enonam, my brother is a handsome young man!

[@kw4kye]

The agric officer is also doing a great job

[@davidprovencal4053]

Very impressive and informative thanks

[@theghanaianfarmer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@obedsarkodie-ls4ts]

I like your idea I have also start mine you have give me hope

[@kofidokyi3660]

Nice video. Keep educating and inspiring us. Great work👍🏿

[@theghanaianfarmer]

Thank you, I will

[@KajunaJovinary]

You're very good interviewer

[@marispk4347]

Good job..

[@danieloffei-opare1358]

Good job japhet

[@theghanaianfarmer]

Thank you

[@kikelolaolaitan4137]

It's really nice you are speaking in English.

[@theghanaianfarmer]

I try

[@estebancorral5151]

These palm fronds are feed for herbivores: cows, goats, sheep, rabbits. I would make silage, and sell it in the dry season.

[@amvic207]

ayekooo ny sister😊

[@abeikuamissah4248]

Planning on starting with 30 acar in the near future

[@levisfigo8339]

My bro be that oo

[@jacquelineyeboah5951]

Great Great Good Job Keep up you are done well Bro.

[@collachflames]

It may be important if we incorporate agroforestry in the oil palm sector. Intercropping oil palm with other tree crops has economic and social benefits that far outweighs the monoculture system already implemented in almost all Ghanaian oil palm farming communities

[@kingsleyboateng5817]

What other tree crop can be planted with palm tree please

[@blacksagatv8516]

Oil Parm can stay up to 60 years

[@emilyajayi5209]

Also the treatment to prevent it from dieing

[@sydneychet4042]

Please the life sperm for a palm tree is over 100yrs not 25yrs as started by the farmer

[@nourahrmumeenslave]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@emekaernest6499]

A hecter or a plot?

[@cropfarmer8838]

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[@masterclass2307]

Please where is the location because we also need cheap lands to start

[@theghanaianfarmer]

Call the farmer Japhet 0247993782

[@sumanthababoolal4710]

Use goat to control the weeds

[@IamMarkwei100]

Great video pls give us Japhet’s number.

[@theghanaianfarmer]

0247993782 Japhet

[@Gabby_angelhowards]

please the name of the organization you work with again? i am a farmer and i will need their assistance

[@theghanaianfarmer]

Count On Crops Hub

[@elliotnartey9856]

Ei this chemical engineer cannot express himself oh

[@boduahhtemacitizen2029]

So what ? Loser

[@wettmarley]

Pls can i hv a patience number am just starting oil palm farming

[@wisdomtv8063]

How can l join your platform, l want oil to buy

[@theghanaianfarmer]

Call 0247993782

[@emilyajayi5209]

Please how can I get this tenera seedling reaching you from Nigeria

[@chukwuemerie]

Tenera is in abundance in Nigeria. You don't have any reason to buy from abroad. Ghana is better at cocoa while Naija is far better in oil palm production. NIFOR is in Benin, Edo state. Some big farms are going for the Malaysian SUPERGENE OIL PALM VARIETY. Please aim at starting with this, though the TENERA is still good.

[@emilyajayi5209]

@@chukwuemerie so which one exactly can I get at Edo State and where pricisely,is it the Malaysia supergene that is being sold at Edo State?

[@chukwuemerie]

@@emilyajayi5209 The TENERA for sure from the institute, NIFOR. The cheapest way is to buy sprouted seeds and raise them in the nursery, especially if you are buying in large quantity. A carton contains 1000 seeds. If don't have time and patience, you can buy from those who have seedlings. The surest quantity assurance is there if you buy directly from the institute. Remember the quality take years to manifest, so no time for experimentation. I shall look for their contact person or better search for it on the net.

[@emilyajayi5209]

Ok thanks,their contact will make it easier for me.

[@thomasadetunji5299]

​@@chukwuemerie Please I'm interested in the NIFOR contact as well, kindly drop it here once you get it.

[@stvYn1]

Why is a chemical engineer struggling to speak English?😢

[@segunsegbenu5681]

He is not struggling with ENGLISH, he seem like a camera shy person.

[@fredoseikwame6256]

Did you get his message or not? Mopre dodo!!!

[@jarcator]

Is that all you got from this interview? smh

[@Johnsonsetwithjustinthem-hm5nq]

He is an African not an English man, an English man can not speak his language. So he is doing good speaking another man's language.

[@Kwame-kz9ox]

Hi Anyonam thanks for the good work. How can I support Patience work

[@theghanaianfarmer]

Kindly call me on 0554830431

[@sportsactuary8574]

Yesterday I sent an email to the one you have on file and it bounced back to me. Please update your email address and advise when it has been done.

[@theghanaianfarmer]

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[@cropfarmer8838]

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