How this Kenyan man turned pig farming into a fortune on his 61 acres of land in England | LNN 

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I don’t know why I’m so emotional watching this. Thanks so much Lynn for bringing us this incredible inspirational young man. As an African living here in the UK i’m just so humbled by his spirit. Would love to meet him one day. He has so much to offer to the UK and Kenyan. I agree East West, home is best. I hope he invests back home…I think farming is more profitable in Kenya. He mentioned the land but Kenya has furtile soil and great weather….rain… May God bless you and this young man. Proud African here. I’m jealous….that food looks amazing. Would love to visit his farm some day. No shame in hard work Amen 🙏 ❤❤

Flavian is living my absolute dream. Lynn, two things Kenya can do is re-introduce agriculture studies from primary school to university. They also need to completely eradicate corruption & land grabbing. in the UK every farmer has a livestock guardian dogs( LGDs), very well trained dogs that guard livestock. The worst thing a farmer can worry about are foxes attacking flocks. I have lived in the Kent countryside (Kent is the Garden of England)… Surrounded by farmers everywhere.. I have never heard of any farmer losing their flock to thieves. It’s normal in ushago areas here to leave your doors or cars open and no one steals from you. In rare occasions, farmers may lose farm machinery to thieves but that’s targeted theft particularly for quad bikes..

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What an amazing conversation. In life hard work pays and this young man is so focused and I agree with you Lynn he doesn't need good luck, luck as we know runs out at some point, but his work ethics and focus will keep him going. It's also true that Africans need to change their attitude about work as a whole. Going to University doesn't necessarily mean one must look to go do an office job only. Flavian is proof of that. But most young graduates feel they deserve that and end up walking the streets looking for that " perfect" office job. I wish this conversation would be watched by many and learn from it. I'm watching this from Zambia. Let's find a way to inspire our young people to utilise the land that's so vast in all of our continent. Wishing Flavian and his family more success. Blessings

What do you grow/produce? Where are you based? I love to support local farmers & traders 🇬🇧

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Life's too short, same with my cucu. She worked so hard and we never lacked. Bless her heart.

With good farming techniques and Govt support Nigeria could produce more food, including for export.

Apart from being humble, the young man is hard working. He's a good example of Kenyans working abroad.

He has Japanese DNA. God bless him.

@@beckyhenkel7917 nope, pure African DNA ❤

@@Future88746 Alright, Japanese mentality.

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Lazima uamini process. Keep going!

Congrats, I love young people in farming

@@thekenyanpigfarmer6880 kabsa process nayo nilazima ,but its a matter of time

Was thinking of the same...

Would he employ me to work there

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Very happy to see a young man with such a conviction & set goals in life.Wish u success.

Thank you lakini hii ndoto iko na stress zake 😂

@@thekenyanpigfarmer6880 I know . Having done it before back home . I’d still want to do it again here. Hiyo stress ni Kwa muda, soon utakua wewe ndio kusema. Keep up ,we are coming 😂😂😂🦾

You're exceptional!! Most people in Kenya especially fam want it for themselves, actually some get envious, jealous to where they can actually cause harm.

Correct I agree. His strategy is well laid out.

I echo your sentiments Kevin. Looks like their curriculum encompasses all that

Mentors and experience working in the field have also played a big part in being confident with planning.

Just happened on the program and the young man is very inspiring.Wish all the young Kenyans would learn and apply..

Yes, Kenya to the world 🙌🏽🙌🏽

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Especially if it was a blck Fam, not married to yte woman