jaz:
from experience, how profitable is goat, pig and turkey farming

peacemaranatha:
Well done op. Pls I have this question to ask. How can one rear turkey organically? We buy feeds for them and they are doing well or will the organic method makes them grow more and cut cost. Is there any disadvantages with this method pls I need information

mrvitalis:

At 4 weeks can I get all males? ?

mrvitalis:

Just want to know how much can I get 4 weeks old Turkey.... And how much are they matured once sold.... Thanks

dgitrader:


Nice work GGfadar. I follow you keenly.
1.What are the technical and economic differences between this your new one plot ranch and the one hectare ranch u always advocated.

2.Also, how do u deal with security threats from well armed catle rustlers who recently operate in urban environments.
3.Can three PLOTS of 50*100 land be sufficient for a new herder? Bearing in mind turkey and rams to be added.
4.Is there any threat rearing rabbits near cattles and rams.
5.Using wire fence as shown, how do u deal with snakes and deadly rodents?

I will personally contact you, just want you to respond openly here so that many others can continually learn and be inspired too.

OTDR:


Well done bro!

I see the drugs are in big capsules, so do one just give them to cows to swallow or how? And how much is the deworming drug. Thks

RehobothFarms:


Oga, what's your phone contact details? I'll like to discuss this on phone. Thanks

alakara:

Kudos siR, any idea for goat set up of this nature.

ogb5:


Your suggested solution is not possible in Nigeria.

The Fulani cattle herders have 2 different armed wings.
If their cows start dying they will send one of their armed wing to kill and rape the farmers.

That is why you hear of so much conflicts between the cattle herders and farmers. If the cows destroy crops and the farmers kill the cows in retaliation, the cattle herders simply call in their armed guards who come in with rifles to kill the farmers.

If their armed guards is overpowered by the farmers, the Fulani cattle herders simply call in the military to shoot the farmers into submission. The farmers don't have any countermeasures against the military that is why the farmers are always losing the battle against the cattle herders.

It is sad that the Nigerian military is the 2nd armed wing of the Fulani cattle herder and routinely kill farmers in support of the Fulani cattle herders.

I still believe fencing each farm with barbed wires or electric fence will be the best way each individual farmer can protect his crops.

Also farmers needs to deal with traitors among the community. From my experience, the cattle herders normally pay someone within the community who in turn gives them the go ahead to graze on grass in the community. If you don't want Fulani cattle to destroy your crops, don't take money from them with the promise of allowing them to graze their cattle in the community. And southerners need to start opening ranches and keeping cattle. That way we can limit nomadic herding of cattle in the south.

alcmene:



Dick head

its not UTTER but YARN

Nnamdi azikwe has labored in vain


Dick head

its not YARN but UTTER

Nnamdi azikwe has labored in vain

alcmene:



Dick head

its not UTTER

My grandfather has labored in vain


Dick head

its not UTTER

My father has labored in vain

alcmene:
yorubas and their useless owambe lifestyle


always busy doing nothing

how can a busy man have the time for this poo


or i see its poverty....they now depend on their rams to make ends meet

ykwildchild:
Yaaaaaaay,nice one..."MR EKO" in LOST series, i like him,cant wait

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bluebella:
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EmmaAjayi:
Getting back to you next week big Bros