Samini Has Revealed The Reasons Why He Went Into Farming And It's Just Interesting

Fine dancehall artiste and owner of 'High-Grade Family' Samini has opened up on why he veered into farming.

A few weeks ago Samini shared pictures and videos of freshly harvested onions from his 'High-Grade Farms', this has generated some controversy on social media, while some few were applauding him the majority (who must be shatta fans) were mocking him that his musical prowess has died off.

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More from #highgradefarms .... #farming #agriculture is the future.. one seed at a time,one grain at a time ,one acre at a time and before you know you are feeding the world. My onions 😁😜🙏🏾

A post shared by samini_dagaati (@samini_dagaati) on Apr 2, 2018 at 3:23pm PDT

Speaking on Day Break hitz with Andy Dosty on Monday, Samini said farming has been his inspiration and passion for a long time now and  he went into farming basically to serve as an inspiration to the youths that, he being a fine boy always holding the mic to thrill them with good music can also be a good farmer as such, but on the bigger note he envisage becoming one of the biggest farmers in Ghana.

"Farming, in general, has been an inspiration and passion that has been with me for the longest time, so i was like let me get into farming to inspire the youth and to also make them know that nobody is too cool for the soil, so me as the guy beeing on the mic trying to dance and wine my waist is the same guy tilling the soil to plant something, just to be an examplary for those coming up, but on the bigger note is a business that I'm looking at becoming one of the biggest farmers ghana has ever seen and maybe the first ever entertainer that became a main farmer" he said.

The 'my own' hitmaker also revealed that he has plans to expand his farming from planting onions, maize, tomato and beans into cotton and cashew plantations in the near future.

According to him, he believes in planting to feed ourselves and agriculture is the future, he also has plans to advocate for the legal planting of 'wee'.