Farming in Somalia

[Djokovic]

https://x.com/filyahor/status/1724394220725641558?s=46&t=aPSvz9j-Xg46BV1U2cfZTg

How can I get funding from US Aid for a greenhouse this guy got $10000 grant and now he’s a millionaire

 

[mohamedismail]

$10000 grant. You could easily save that up yourself.

Allahumabarik to this brother though. Shows how much money and potential is in the farming industry.

You'd have to have a farm first though. What region is this man's farm located in?

 

[Djokovic]

$10000 grant. You could easily save that up yourself.

Allahumabarik to this brother though. Shows how much money and potential is in the farming industry.

You'd have to have a farm first though. What region is this man's farm located in?

I’m not serious bro farming is too much hard work just sharing this guys stuff

 

[Lowkey]

My adeers own farms in Gedo I’ll ask them to guide me when I start saving enough lacag to buy some land there
already got a land in my tuulo

 

[Khaem]

Buy some land in Koonfurta, get some bantus and oromo to work the farm. Chill in Djibouti with my camels and Afar wives.
Geelgire domination.

 

[Soul Kaizer]

Buy some land in Koonfurta, get some bantus and oromo to work the farm. Chill in Djibouti with my camels and Afar wives.
Geelgire domination.

Nice passive income.

 

[Hilmaam]

You ain’t becoming millionaire farming in Somalia. Country flooded with aid foods which lowers profit. What little profit you have gets stolen from all the illegal check points and taxes you will face

 

[NidarNidar]

You ain’t becoming millionaire farming in Somalia. Country flooded with aid foods which lowers profit. What little profit you have gets stolen from all the illegal check points and taxes you will face

Only if you have sizeable land to run it and are passionate, my grandfather's farm was left to the youngest and only male left behind, he got lazy and had no passion for it, the only thing he takes care of is the camels, he does the bare minimum to upkeep it, my father went back last year, and increased the yield 200%, from what I remember, planted a bunch more fruit barring trees and planted more sorghum in the unused fields.

 

[Hilmaam]

Only if you have sizeable land to run it and are passionate, my grandfather's farm was left to the youngest and only male left behind, he got lazy and had no passion for it, the only thing he takes care of is the camels, he does the bare minimum to upkeep it, my father went back last year, and increased the yield 200%, from what I remember, planted a bunch more fruit barring trees and planted more sorghum in the unused fields.

Is this in north? More law and order there so have chance but soil and climate not ideal

 

[Djokovic]

You ain’t becoming millionaire farming in Somalia. Country flooded with aid foods which lowers profit. What little profit you have gets stolen from all the illegal check points and taxes you will face

Aid money don’t affect fruit and vegetables only sugar and flour bro plus there’s a shortage of vegetables

 

[NidarNidar]

Is this in north? More law and order there so have chance but soil and climate not ideal

Yeah, not an expert so can't speak on soils quality, but the food produced on the farm tastes 10x better than the fruits I eat in the West.

 

[Hilmaam]

Aid money don’t affect fruit and vegetables only sugar and flour bro

Agreee. But Somalia used to grow a lot of cereals and was almost sufficient. Now market flooded by Russia and Ukraine by west. We are now not even close to meeting country demand whether it’s instability or distorted market by west

 

[Yahya]

I'm planning to farm in the Nugaal valley with my family being involved but it's very costly. Still better yet we Somali farmers should support each other. I just need to expand my farm and plant more crops in further fields.

If anyone else is farming back home let me know so I can form a group chat and we can all share ideas on sspot.

 

[NidarNidar]

Agreee. But Somalia used to grow a lot of cereals and was almost sufficient. Now market flooded by Russia and Ukraine by west. We are now not even close to meeting country demand whether it’s instability or distorted market by west

I don't even know how some Somali's can eat wheat, I prefer sticking with our gluten-free alternative Sorghum, always wonder why bread, pasta made me feel like shit.

 

[Djokovic]

I don't even know how some Somali's can eat wheat, I prefer sticking with our gluten-free alternative Sorghum, always wonder why bread, pasta made me feel like shit.

Sorghum tastes disgusting man

 

[NidarNidar]

Sorghum tastes disgusting man

To each their own, I prefer teff personally.

 

[Sol]

Look into joining an ayuuto you can ask your aunts and uncles or older relatives it's like a pseudoinvesment company. Easy way to raise capital honestly just dont f*ck up on your payments

 

[GaradShabeel]

I'm planning to farm in the Nugaal valley with my family being involved but it's very costly. Still better yet we Somali farmers should support each other. I just need to expand my farm and plant more crops in further fields.

If anyone else is farming back home let me know so I can form a group chat and we can all share ideas on sspot.

You can look into contacting the guy from OP (if possible) and maybe see if he can link you with people on the ground. He appears to have knowledge of farming and possibly also have ties to farmers in different regions.

 

[Bazed]

This shows somalia had the potential to develop a farming industry that can feed its people and in time feed other nations.

 

[Basra]

https://x.com/filyahor/status/1724394220725641558?s=46&t=aPSvz9j-Xg46BV1U2cfZTg

How can I get funding from US Aid for a greenhouse this guy got $10000 grant and now he’s a millionaire

Mashalaaah. And farming is pretty is walaahi. Its going back to human roots. I watch the Hooyo and daughter duo from Somalilandtourists on youtube. They have a small garden where they grow everything they eat.