Pavore9:
The south is not into dairy, so look up north. For u to get a consistent supply u must work with co-operatives to avoid disappointment in supply. l would love to run a fresh milk dispensing machine in Lagos but where will l get supply of fresh milk?

jethro2:

I wish some youth can take the initiative. Friesland Campina buys milk from the fulanis at N80 per litre. They are almost begging the fulanis to sell to them. They are normadic in nature and cant stay in a place for longer period. Meanwhile their cows produces between 1-2 litre per day while there are cows that produces between 20-30 litre in Kenya.

AreaFada2:
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Maybe that's the first thing to do. Set up co-operatives to raise fund to start a ranch with say 50 Friesian cows and grow. Long & medium term is where the profit would be. There's hardly ever gonna be a time when milk products (fresh, yoghurt, powder, cream, cheese, etc) will not be in demand. Obviously location will matter. Ogun for example will be close to the huge Lagos market. Sure, it will be more difficult compared to poultery, piggery or running a plantain farm. But potential is big.

Power issues can be tackled using a bioreactor. Cows produce lots of dung for the reactor.