How To Start Pig Farming In Nigeria And Grow To A Giant Piggery
Piggery is another aspect of farming, do you know Nigerians that is making smart investors huge money daily basis.
Despite the huge profitability of Piggery, many Nigerian are still overlooking this goldmine because of ignorance.
A fully Pig goes for a high as N30,000 depending on the weight. Now imagine, considering how fast pigs reproduces, it wouldn't
be a very much big deal to come up with 100 pigs in a year.
1. Secure a Breeding Ground, depending on how you plan to feed your Pigs, a Plot of Land may just be okay for a start
look for a rural area where you can get it cheaper. 1 acre of Land in rural area will be from N300,000
It is good to raise Pigs in pasture by leaving them occasionally to root around in the fields where they can find treats
2. Build Standard Pen IS important if you don't want your pigs to injure themselves.
To avoid your Pig getting dirty , you need to build a water pool where they can play and swim
3. Buy healthy Piglets to ensure healthy farm, you need to make sure the piglets you are about to start.
Buy as much you much to start with but don't start too many. I t advise to to start with small number
4.Talk to Veterinary Doctor you need to the services of vet doctors for regular check up and vaccination
5. Employ Workers. Employ 4-5 persons if your pigs are up to 100. If you are starting on a smaller scale
6. Arrange For Feeding. Just like human being, Pig eat wide variety of food, anything human can eat.
Pig, like all animals, must have constant access to clean fresh drinking water. As well as tipping the trough..
Pig _Feeding_Trough
Good Pig Feeding Trough
Pull all these in place and you are as good as having started your business. There is nothing a good as being

Our guide will run you through questions you need to consider before construction of pig farm.. it will require
E-Book Manual for start-up
COMPLETE GUIDE TO COMMERCIAL PIG FARMING IN NIGERIA
CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 How to start pig farming business
Breeds and breeding
Choice of Breed
Selection of Breeding Gilts
Selection of Breeding Boars

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How To Start Pig Farming In Nigeria And Grow To A Giant Piggery
Piggery is another aspect of farming, do you know Nigerians that is making smart investors huge money daily basis.
Despite the huge profitability of Piggery, many Nigerian are still overlooking this goldmine because of ignorance.
A fully Pig goes for a high as N30,000 depending on the weight. Now imagine, considering how fast pigs reproduces, it wouldn't
be a very much big deal to come up with 100 pigs in a year.
1. Secure a Breeding Ground, depending on how you plan to feed your Pigs, a Plot of Land may just be okay for a start
look for a rural area where you can get it cheaper. 1 acre of Land in rural area will be from N300,000
It is good to raise Pigs in pasture by leaving them occasionally to root around in the fields where they can find treats
2. Build Standard Pen IS important if you don't want your pigs to injure themselves.
To avoid your Pig getting dirty , you need to build a water pool where they can play and swim
3. Buy healthy Piglets to ensure healthy farm, you need to make sure the piglets you are about to start.
Buy as much you much to start with but don't start too many. I t advise to to start with small number
4.Talk to Veterinary Doctor you need to the services of vet doctors for regular check up and vaccination
5. Employ Workers. Employ 4-5 persons if your pigs are up to 100. If you are starting on a smaller scale
6. Arrange For Feeding. Just like human being, Pig eat wide variety of food, anything human can eat.
Pig, like all animals, must have constant access to clean fresh drinking water. As well as tipping the trough..
Pig _Feeding_Trough
Good Pig Feeding Trough

You clearly are an online farmer... invest in this business or his so called education literature at your peril. if you are serious go and shadow a real pig/hog farmer so you can see with your own eyes the realities and challenges and see if you have the time, money, desire and can weather the Nigeria factor especially dodgy staff

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This is a business I'll jump into later in life.
I still wonder if a muslim will sell pork suya.
I need contacts who I'll supply steady meat to then.