Naturally, when someone starts talking of equine animals, my mind goes to "The Wizard Of Oz".
Horses.
Everyone else in Kazakhstan who had animals were interested in getting more cattle or more sheep.
Not him.
In his bio, he states that he "owns 174 registered horses — all documented with veterinary records and official tags".
Impressive!
This loan will help him improve his livestock facilities and develop milk processing.
Yes, that's right: this horse ranch is a dairy farm...
with products derived from mare's milk...
wow!
That's amazing!!!
I made sure to post on his loan page, to encourage others to become part of this change.
"I am fascinated by the originality of this dairy farmer! Not cows, not goats, not sheep - horses are the source! He even has an established clientele for his mare's milk products! That's why I chose this loan: to support innovation!"
Why was I wanting to make sure others knew of Nariman?
Because of this: I was the very first person to lend to him.
That's never happened to me before.
I felt that I was meant to find this one loan amidst all of those clamoring from my attention from that country not yet in my portfolio.
Enough repayments from others I'd lent to had finally amassed to enough for a new loan, so I stipulated "countries I've not yet lent to" in the search.
Pages and pages of people with loans sprang forth!
I whittled down the list to three, including Nariman.
All had established farms, all ran them with their entire family.
But, this was the only one with horses...
this was the only one using mare's milk...
and that innovation struck a chord with me.
I do hope his loan is a success over the next 13 days.
I like the thought of, maybe, someday, trying mare's milk cheese.
