Visiting a Tree Farm in Saint Marc, Haiti - SeeJeanty

[@SeeJeanty]

This is one idea out of so many that can be executed in Haiti. Remember after you like, share, and comment on this video, do check out my book: “101 Ways to Make Money in Haiti” - seejeanty.com/shop/​

[@Shineynsparkles]

But is he growing the right trees for the environment Haiti used to grow ebony , Mohoghany, various nut trees and very climate specific trees When she paid back France with her deforestation we lost all our trees including the rubber tree Now I was in Haiti a few years ago the tree a lot of the ngo were growing were not trees you could build anything with .... So instead of giving Haiti bio diverse plants or seeds they gave Haiti dumb and weak stock of trees that had no real market or biodiversity Like elm tree vs an oak tree Or ebony, mohoghany , rubber tree vs birch tree So dude please go into this They western ngo’s wanted the Haitians to grow sickly palm trees that produced oil but not banana tree or cassava tree So please review this dude work I know a lot of heavy seeders and agriculture workers my family from mirabalis Talk to me

[@joelauguste4814]

@@Shineynsparkles mahogany is what was in the area for ever, most was cut to export for shada in the 1940s

[@notlessgrossman163]

@@Shineynsparkles you're correct: indigenous soecies are the best. See Greenbelt movement in Africa.. they've restored millions of acres

[@gladysbeauboeuf2221]

I so admire people who are working so hard to make Haiti a better place. May God bless them!

[@negmarron1791]

This video is greatly needed while there's so much negative buzz about the country now days. It's full of positive energy and hope ... You did it again. Chapo ba!!

[@esqlakay1]

Haiti needs to join the Trillion Tree Initiative. Even though it’s NGO driven, it can create jobs and restore parts of the environment.

[@Shineynsparkles]

These ngos give Haiti bad seeds Okay

[@esqlakay1]

@@Shineynsparkles wrong. They can offer bad seeds but we don’t have to take it. We can use domestic seeds and still get the project financed. We have to learn how to engage the international community more to our benefit.

[@edysonjean9128]

I dont usually comment on KZbin and honestly I probably never will again. but i couldn't help but to encourage what your doing here. Great work!!!! these are the type of videos young Haitians need, in order to value what the ancestors left for them, and what they can do that can mutually benefit the land and the people, while also helping themselves.

[@helllooopeepsk3024]

The best time to plant a tree was 10 years ago. The second best time is now

[@farah5804]

SeeJeanty, I really appreciate all the efforts you're doing to give Haiti a new image. Your collaboration with visionaries such as Joel is much needed & there's no excuses why diasporas can't contribute for the betterment of Haiti.

[@bornosoly]

I finally find the perfect idea to invest in a long-term way and no tèt chaje, I'm going to Haiti in July I got to do this now. Thank you seejeanty

[@Bangs_Theory]

Did you ever go to Haiiti?

[@rouskeycarpel1436]

Good to see someone doing something positive in Latibonit.I’m from Ti Rivyè and I love to see my department shine

[@robjames1682]

You're the only Haitian KZbinr I like and watch. I really appreciate what you doing bro. I would like to see more nice house in Haiti.

[@LaTouche83]

The most powerful video you’ve made to date! How to begin a generational shift with discipline & focus! We appreciate you!

[@SamBuissereth]

Had the same idea 20 years ago. Well I’ll start now and make up for lost time. Good video!

[@livinghaiti1098]

Yea I came to Haiti 10 years ago and thought about it and didn’t act. The time is now.

It is never too late my friends!

[@marleinestjuste9517]

Get on your dream Mr. Buissereth. 🙏🏾I know two family with your last name in CT

[@Steady1100]

Thank you @SeeJeanty for profiling Mr. Auguste in my home Saint Marc. I have land in Pierre Payen and now will do this on my 1 carreau.

[@nicolesenatus6593]

Finally here! My hometown St Marc. Haiti has so much potential just need the right people to think and develop this country in the right path. Good job to you Sir.

[@Melise-ke8ub]

Bravo Mr Auguste,si tous les autre persones pensent come toi le pays sera beaux . . . Merci encore pour cet excellent travail. . . Encouragez.

[@misterdre_d]

I love it. That's the kind of things we need in Haiti

[@StephenMatlock]

This is something I'm very interested in. I would like to see more self-sustaining and self-created businesses like this, that bring economic lift, restore the natural fertility of the soil, restore what was lost, and that can provide employment to people.

[@richardlorchi6003]

Joel is a great guy I had a chance to talk to him, I believe in that project.

[@thomasbraak4439]

I just found these Haiti ag sites on youtube. I lived in Verrettes for 23 years. toward the end I focused on fruit trees. We had over 25 tree varieties - black sapote, mamey, jackfruit, citrus, mesi ampil, jujube, mango Nam Doc Mai, Jamaican red banana (we found this growing in the hills by Veret),... I got run over in 2018 and came home to Michigan, USA. Madame mwen soti Veret. We grew the fruit trees and gave them away to farmers in the hills. We made our own compost with chicken manure, coffee grounds and eggshells from those selling breakfast in the streets. Tout moun Veret konay Blanc Tom (s se mwen mem). Sorry I did not find your channel sooner!

[@thomasbraak4439]

the long-term goal was to help the farmers set up a cooperative for exporting.

[@tedmurphy710]

Amazing to see the incredibly hardworking people of Haiti are still clawing their way forward after Papa Doc's decades-long reign of terror. Nobody works harder than Haitians, hands down, and sometimes that ray of hope is the blessing that ignites the spirit of triumph and inspires countless others.

[@taniadeli768]

See Jeanty, Great Episode!!! Super inspiring at a time when we need to feel that "Hope for Haiti" again! Thanks Joel for the transparency and willingness to share such a great idea, not to mention the Step by Step , How To, Detailed Instructions. Grateful!! 🇭🇹♥️🙏🏾

[@sabsonspaintingservicesaps3821]

Si tout haitian panse konsa Haiti ap leve a tè a

[@jeanprinvil7449]

Lolll

[@MuzikManProductions]

This man is dropping gems! So insightful!

[@rouskeycarpel1436]

Nigga named Jonathan Lemeau👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿.Great minds think alike.I’m also a fan of see Jeanty

[@MuzikManProductions]

@@rouskeycarpel1436 Really wish you didn't put my government out there haha.

[@Abihu247]

Love, love,love..can't wait to talk to some family members and see if we can get involved. This was amazing...👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🇭🇹 1894 forever

[@ingridfrancetravels]

Innovative idea! I love seeing the generational wealth while helping Haiti 💙❤️💙❤️

[@fassadine6352]

Mwen renmen lè ou mete moun edike. Ki konn sa biznis ye. Se moun konsa mwen ka sipote

[@ernestsill2853]

Putting the best idea forward, yes Haiti moving forward.

[@thestones8022]

GOOD FOR YOU!! plant a million more!!

[@richardbeaux2348]

Haïti est un grand pays riche par sont agriculture très productif et ses ressources naturelles variées c'est un pays extraordinaire. God bless you i loved.

[@nightingaleofficial3604]

The drone shots were magical 🙌🏾

[@priscajean-baptiste6183]

I love what he said, "the only time the country is rich, is by agricultural." I couldn't agree more. Keep up the good work my fellow brothers. God bless you and your family. God bless Haiti!!!

[@cherylmasinelli3618]

I love your channel! I've been going to Haiti with my church 2x's a year since the earth quake. ( We haven't been able to go in last year due to unrest and covid.) We help people start small business for a hand up. I love this !! Thank you!

[@SeeJeanty]

I love it. THIS is how you engage in Haiti for the better. Empower.

[@njjjjjjjjhhhs]

Wow Saint Marc, my neighbor will be happy to see this!

[@MarioLopez-si8jb]

Finally saint Marc is where I'm from.

[@sophiaandporsha3988]

📢 elections 📍📍📍📍📍 Constitution 📍📍📍📍referendums in creole 📍📍📍📍 and better Haiti diaspora government discipline unity 🤚

[@Klauserasme]

Think haiti should remove French with English and keep Creol as the main language

[@haitianhillbilly2792]

Another good one! Keep it up Chris.

[@SeeJeanty]

🇭🇹

[@Virginiamd7489]

LOVE It!!! I can do this!!!! Thank you Chris for sharing the knowledge and opportunities in Haiti.

[@joedagger863]

It's nice to know there are like-minded people out there I wanted to do what he did about 10 years ago

[@Melise-ke8ub]

In the mountains where it's really fresh we need to go back like the people before Us they Coffee in the mountains where in the morning you see clouds. . .

[@prof.julsonetienne3181]

SeeJeanty you're the man. Thank you sir.

[@JD-bs4xy]

This warms my heart

[@GrowwithNaomie]

Nothing healthier than growing your own food.

[@gresseaugresseau7272]

I really appreciate your idea.that's wonderful.

[@J_junsTPM]

Hey bro keep doing this good job and be blessed.

[@livinghaiti1098]

This is such a great idea. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@nightingaleofficial3604]

When the mahogany trees are old is the plan then to cut them and make furniture for valerio canez, etc?

[@thebrightside7015]

This is so cool.. def going to watch more videos.. I plan one day to invest in Haiti hopefully hope to learn a lot

[@ProLific66]

Keep up the good work. I needed to see this. I have land in Haiti, always wanted to go and do something with it.

[@martinef44]

Love, love, love this episode ❤️ I don’t have land but I’m willing to invest if I can find land.

[@nesq4104]

Everyone plant seeds of the fruit they eat on any open land. Reforestation in just 1 generation

[@martystone663]

j'adore cette video, merci pour le partage!

[@thebeasfamily]

Such a great idea. Great video.

[@cherylmasinelli3618]

I just bought your book! I can't wait to read it!

[@jaden7811]

Great video! Keep up the good job!

[@studios116]

Fantastic. Thank you

[@toniebissaintheGmail]

Good job Jeanty

[@neltavertil2002]

Wow I'm loving it

[@lehandro69]

Great video. Thank you

[@nailathevenot449]

Love it

[@theplayfulpixels]

This guy's a hero !!!

[@Laroseeduciel12]

I’m sharing your video brother

[@ps-kc8ye]

GENIAL IDEA GOD BLESSING YOU ALL💪👍

[@cliffpompee4272]

great content like always

[@dericcollins8502]

I love the great job you doing for Haiti - I wish- there's more like you- keep it up- bon travay

[@jjrraymond]

As always, great content !

[@josleinejerome6919]

Good job bon travail

[@mendymorrison4929]

Great job SeeJeanty! Keep these videos coming! Very good content for those of us who want to invest in Haiti.

[@ernestsill2853]

Great idea, I pray money coming now!!! for the dream and vision in Jesus name now!!!

[@tipasefar7403]

Bonsoir et merci beaucoup

[@fritzbellevue338]

Need that in my life

[@CJ-BZ]

#RebwazeAyiti

[@kompa42]

You back at it again

[@meron159]

This is what happens when the elite class of a given country are authentic sons or daughters of the people . Félicitations M. Auguste , your grand grandfather M. Tangrette Auguste , former president of the country would be very proud of you was he still alive.

[@haitianghost]

Superbe vidéo 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@progesbienaime5183]

Good job 👏👏👏👏👏

[@zoehenfen6154]

Have a couple thousand acres over there would love some inside to what I can plant

[@guymarcaugustin926]

Fem kdo kek nn frem rete

[@theanxiouscoder3579]

Sa son bèl idée!!

[@luckdorlus2397]

Hello janty ki bor ye nan st marc ak pyepayen montrouis di jovenel poul fixe EDH ki andan dejanse la belle zone oui

[@patriciagonzalez2283]

Right

[@tjules7]

Great video

[@amaramorowa5708]

I want in !!!

[@manny7797]

Right people in the right places..🙏💛🦅🇩🇴

[@ps-kc8ye]

GOD JOB GOD BLESS💪👍❤

[@streetteamproductions]

Dope video.

[@nofrontier]

Super Dope

[@vonversace]

Might as well hit up liancourt and gonaive

[@peterjohnenelsonbien-aime8486]

Ou we leson misye ap bay diaspora.selman vinn drpanse lajan Ayiti nan gouyad.

[@jimmyboyz126]

Niice video

[@jasmineg3127]

I am looking for my birth father whose name is Joel Auguste, he’s from Haiti but met my mother in MD/DC. He once was a nurse. Please help.

[@cetriyasArtnComicsChannel]

Ah, so this is more to show an idea but not that we can invest with him? So we can't just purchase some trees for his land? Kind of like buying partial ownership through stocks in a company, but not being the one running the company? So he would be the one managing it?

[@SeeJeanty]

His email is in the description. You should reach out to him. The answer is:. All of the above. But only serious inquiries.

[@delmasdelmas7882]

NOU AN HAÏTI PALE KREOL MESYE C NOU KI POU LEVE FIGI PAYS A WI MÈSI.

[@SeeJeanty]

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[@luckdorlus2397]

You look it yo frecineaux

[@blackmillennial2542]

now how much did he pay fo that land?

[@joelauguste4814]

I partnered with the peasant. We made a business where they got partial paiement n invested a part of their land in venture

[@dieunousilien6701]

😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@delmasdelmas7882]

Repòtaj an kreol mèsi.

[@SeeJeanty]

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[@reggyforest5299]

who 8 all the grio ?

[@SauceKingg]

1000 coconut trees makes 100k a year 👀🤯

[@joelauguste4814]

Optimal conditions, normal conditions are closer to 50 k

[@SauceKingg]

@@joelauguste4814 is that revenue mainly from the wood or the coconuts themselves?

[@joelauguste4814]

@@SauceKingg coconut or mango closer to 32000 a year

[@joelauguste4814]

Mango francik closer to 100 per tree coconut 50 per tree.

[@joelauguste4814]

320 trees per caro

[@guerdiguerdi9111]

En français je pourrais au moins comprendre anglais je vois pas clair

[@SeeJeanty]

This is a business channel and business internationally is done in English. Go learn English.