How This Zambian Farmer Uses Natural Intelligence to Build a Successful Fish & Pig Farm

We visited Simon Ngulube in Chipata, Zambia, a farmer who is combining fish farming and pig farming while developing practical solutions to challenges on his farm. During our visit, Simon took us through his farm and shared valuable knowledge about fish farming, pig farming, farm management and the business side of agriculture. What impressed me most was Simon's practical engineering ability. He is not a trained engineer, but he has learned how to observe problems, understand how things work and develop practical solutions that help his farming operation. This visit reminded me that natural intelligence, creativity and practical problem-solving can become powerful assets in farming and business when they are put to good use. For anyone thinking about starting a fish farm or pig farm, there is much more to learn than simply raising animals. You need to understand the costs, systems, feeding, production, markets, infrastructure, problem-solving and business decisions that make a farm sustainable. This video is especially for Africans in the diaspora who are thinking about returning home to start farming or investing in agriculture in Africa. If you are considering coming back to Zambia, Malawi or another African country to start an agricultural business, Simon's experience provides practical lessons worth paying attention to. 🐟 Fish Farming 🐖 Pig Farming 🌱 Commercial Farming 🔧 Practical Farm Engineering 💰 Farming as a Business 🌍 Diaspora Investment in Africa 🇿🇲 Farming in Zambia Watch the full farm tour and learn from Simon's experience. Subscribe to Block 929 for more real-life stories about farming, business, permaculture, African entrepreneurs and opportunities in Africa.