I started dragon fruit farming with my husband, we are now making millions | Lynn Ngugi Network

The best thing you can do in life is take risks and that’s exactly what Priscilla and her husband did. They decided to start farming dragon fruits even after being told they could not do well in Kenya or Africa.

During their first harvest, they sold a piece for Ksh.1000 and they are so glad they invested in one of the most expensive fruit in the world

On this episode of Inspire Global, Lynn Ngugi walks us through their venture , the farm and the cost of farming this fruit

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[balancedviewpoint]

Lynn this girl is exceptionally gifted and passionate in what she does. Pricillah I affirm you and encourage you to keep moving, higher and higher. Indeed the story is inspiring and how I wish the youth can listen, process and interrogate their conscience to a positive destiny Lynn. Such stories impact and transform minds Lynn. Keep it up girl. We love you through in your purpose. I ask God to keep holding your hand to the end Lynn.
Lynn's fans, these kind of stories should awaken your deep conscience and help you shape your purpose in life ofcourse within your passion. Do not use temporary excitement that these stories bring to also start without thinking through it. To succeed in in any business you must have passion on it.

[sifisokaula]

I salute Kenyans for their passion for farming I wish all Africans can adopt that Kenyans attitude

[faithkimathi]

This is what I admire about our children who are ready to take a risk with global knowledge and innovation. Well done!

[annritagatwiri]

Incase she may pass through the comments, I would advice that instead of going back to school, she can take trips to places where these crops are done or countries that are generally good in Agriculture and learn more from there.

[alicegatama]

I've met this girl. She is a rare gem. I'm a dragon farmer after listening to her talk about farming severally.

[martinkibe]

Now this is the kind of mentality that we as Africans need. Our generation is the game change. These are the brains we need. Successful people are you and me.

[LynnNgugi]

Good morning team LNN
Be inspired!
What is your take home from today's conversation with Priscilla?
Connect with her via TikTok at priscillawonderfulheaven

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[NectariosObunga]

"We Kenyans (Africans) believe what we read in the books and trust white people more than our potential" Quote of the century!!!

[raelmuoki]

INSPIRE GLOBAL is the BEST thing that has happened to those with BRAINS.❤❤

[aggiebaibe]

Wow 😮 as a farmer, I am so proud of these African amazing farmers. I love the fact that they went for live mulching. It’s super conventional.

[philipndiema]

This is the most inspiring interview I have ever watched on Lynn ngugi show. The lady is so authentic and honest to the core.

[stellarombe]

😂😂😂am here trying propagate myself from scarcity mindset to abundance In all ways and

[nduta_wa_muthoni]

This right here is goals. I am a new dragon fruit farmer ❤

[jackychela]

This has inspired me alot, since am aspiring to start farming in a few months and this is just a confirmation on God's purpose for me this season. Thankyou both!❤❤❤

[samniza]

It is the ones who have the understanding and well educated that can share the knowledge to others as they know the power of networking.

[damariskimani]

This is the best video i've watched in 2023. Priscilla is now on my meet up list for 1st quarter of 2024. Thank you Lynn for hosting her. This is divine connection.

[pcodesdev]

I love the passion and brilliance exhibited by this wonderful girl. Learning a lot from her.

[judysharon]

My grandfather was a fruit farmer, we had sweet bananas, lemons, tangerines, oranges, pawpaw and many more but it's like non of his kids was interested in farming the likes of my dad but after the death of my grandfather everything died with him nobody took care of those farms, I'd love to be a farmer too.

[iscarobuogoh-hohloch]

In my next life, I‘ll come as a Kikuyu. I love their courage!!

[xoxomacx]

Ati university, you have your own university there. We need to change our thinking. Getting a paper from an institution is just that. All she needs is to maybe target specific areas of interest and take online classes to get the knowledge then implement it on your farm. CHANGING OUR MINDSET ONE PERSON AT A TIME. GREAT JOB.