Focus on Plantain Farming 

I love your videos, it is very educative. I also love the lady, she is very hard-working and was really having fun with all the works on the farm

The interview lady is really competent at her job. Already liking her.

Well articulated with participatory aspects making the presenter more engaging. Keep it up! We need episodes like this depicting farming as a lifestyle as well as a business.

oooo my LYNDA ❤ welcome back dear, been missing you. plantain is a good business and apart from what you've done, there's also a value addition of Plantain chips, plantain flour etc...Thanks LYNDA ,much ❤ from Uganda 🇺🇬

Great one their

i like your energy......these bananas are so good for diabetic persons

very informative . very intelligent lady .

Brilliant video! Very educational :)

Hi The hole to plant them are so big. Is it a reason you plant them so deep?

180 Ksh / kg!? That's about 1,2 Euros per kg!! My God!!!

When you talk of plantain farming one expect to hear the quality of water requirement, type of nutrients, when and how to apply them to have maximum yield.

Can I get facts about spacing stems and how deep are the dug holes and where can I buy the suckers to take to Uganda

Linda, this is great video, very enticing. Kindly connect me to that farmer for the roasting variety. I'm Margaret Eryuba from Nauru.

Is this the same variety we plant in Kisii....Matoke?

The interview is physically fit.

hio chai imekolea maziwa vizuri

I need a seddling. How can get to start the business

Thanks for yet another edifying video. I learnt a lot from it. With a proactive host lady.

is it because of you country climate

French plantain tena Njoroge? The French don't grow plantain in their country with long winters... i have been there, its a non banana growing country.... Will i be wrong if i say that then could be genetically developed organism in a lab somewhere in France then sold to African people? I have been to Ghana - West Africa and they have the real original plantain crops and they are so big!

How do l get seedlings of both varieties

If the money is correct at 3000 shillings a bunch that is quite incredible

why do you need such a large and deep hole to palnt the plantain.

Very amazing, I'd like to venture into Wambugu apple plantain farming.

Thanks for your fantastique videos. Your very informative videos are always fun to watch. Keep on! Please don't forget some of your viewers can speak only english. Please Madam Lindah Koskey, I would like to get n contact with Mr Joel Njoroge Kariuki of Marjo Farms. It could be helpful for the host and for you to leave contact details in the video description.

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Phone number if mr and Mrs Njoroge, I would like some suckers to plant please

I like the eating part of this vedio, can I come and join you

I'll visit to learn more & do the same. Contacts please